Morning Garden Tour & Walk About/ Kitchen (Potager) Garden

[@karenschwartz5209]

Love this.. my husband passed away this April and it is so nice to see you two enjoying your garden together. Bob would help me too. Thank you! Have a great day.👩‍🌾

[@Hlegzudas]

Sorry for your loss! Emerge in nourishing the garden and you will be nourished.

[@leadepp4047]

So sorry for your loss

[@donate1sttt]

Today Father's day. I lost my Dad few years ago😇. So today I'm watching your channel from Iowa. By watching your channel takes my mind off loosing Dad. I really enjoy seeing your happy family. I'm watching all day. Thank you

[@utyen207]

Một nơi trông rất rộng và đẹp quá cuộc sống với những cây trái thật là quá tuyệt vời em xem mà thích lắm mắt không rời khỏi màn hình luôn

[@alw5101]

I vote the two of you Most Adorable couple on a podcast!! Who’s with me on this VOTE?!? 🥰🥰

[@kathyrackow880]

Happy Father's Day! The Beauty Of Your Gardens Is Amazing!

[@patmarchand7363]

Happy Father’s Day Jason enjoy the day

[@patmarchand7363]

I love you guys together you have a lot of fun ha

[@princessryann2581]

Darlene Echavarria: Love your gardens! Happy Fathers Day! 💙💝💖💖

[@alexandrinavictoriagarden583]

I love the At last roses. Such a beautiful color for the garden. I must say I love that you are wearing your PJs for the morning tour. 🌸

[@ingridkunze5458]

Wow! Another inspiring glimpse into your garden. Thank you.

[@mamamia1138]

Love how you guys are just out there in your pjs and just enjoying the freshness of a new day in your garden.

[@mariafolch8067]

Happy Father's Day, Jason. You are a wonderful supportive cool father, to be wondering about the garden in your pajamas along with Casey on this Father's Day. You have done an extraordinary job helping create that fabulous garden. You and Casey make a fantastic team. The bunny house is a masterpiece. Your hard work truly shows up. I appreciate Casey's narration of each plant, as she walks us through the garden. Girl, you out did yourself. I can't wait to see those boxes fully Blossom. Thank you for your time and dedication to this account and thinking of us. Hope you cooked a special breakfast for that man of yours!! Again, HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY!!🌿🌾🐈🌼🐇🌿

[@mellissabgarden1549]

Everything look wonderful 😌

[@giveitagogarden]

Lol I always seem to accidentally break the blooms/fruit. Laughed when you accidentally broke the apple! Happens to the best of us!

[@Angela410R]

Casey you and Jason are just an awesome couple and I still enjoy learning from the two of you. I enjoy when you turn your beautiful garden into a learning experience and a teaching ground so that we learn from your experiences. I truly gain so much knowledge from your experiences and I want to thank you for that. It is truly a journey of love. The Garden Alone is beyond anything I could imagine having but then watching the girls unique Style of teaching after you demonstrate to them the quality of gardening and loving it is remarkable. So please continue to take us on your journey and your love of gardening and doing it in a natural way then you do I have learned so much and I hope to learn much more. I have watched so many other KZbinrs the way that they do it is completely opposite of watching you. The knowledge that I have gained watching you is completely is very different, I hope continue to enjoy your garden as you continue to spread the knowledge that you have. You make it so enjoyable to watch and learn from your KZbin channel. I found your channel of approximately two-and-a-half years ago and I haven't stopped watching since. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making us wiser. 🦋🌻

[@GardenRetriever]

Hello, wanted to say thank you for the garden inspiration! I appreciate the garden rooms so much. It is a goal I work towards. Lovely to see you having a nice morning in the garden, and everybody tweaks while "relaxing" in the garden 🌼😉 Continued success!

[@shadna1661]

Thank you for the lovely tour 🌺very thing looks beautiful

[@sandrajohnstone5813]

Love the Eucalyptus ♥️ gidday from Australia 👍

[@Hlegzudas]

Wind is Good, prevents fungus.

[@OfftoShambala]

That’s a nice plant playground you have there.

[@jennifer_loves_8766]

I heard the honeysuckle makes great tasting 😋 tea

[@eprohoda]

what'up, The- Wow!you puloaded nice ~

[@simryusom8811]

How everything looks so beautiful!

[@viktorijavepstaite9466]

Hi, happy Father’s Day:) regarding apple tree, you need to prune apple trees every year, not too sure when in your area , we in UK prune them on January. We leave all branches going upwards and all the rest prune them out. This helps apple tree to produce more apples, this what my dad showed me, he always harvest lots of apples ;) I love your garden and it has been always my inspiration ❤️❤️❤️❤️🍎🍎🍏🍏🍏

[@ourcozygarden]

That wind is our bane here too! Any plans on adding tall windbreaker trees?

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Yes, it’s needed!! 🤣😂👍

[@patriciacole8773]

I recommend fertilizing with alfalfa pellets made for horses! I’ve used it two years and everything thrives!!Trees can double in size. My strawberries plants are enormous!

[@nadarusic6433]

Beautiful couple

[@deesa3500]

That was a nice tour😊 yep we've been having that wind too, actually its still windy, but we got some RAIN! Finally, yesterday about 3 times and a drizzle all night. I kept getting up to see if its still coming down😉. Honeysuckle is I think my favorite garden fragrance, as well as carnations, those shoot me back to my childhood, but those were much larger than what I have growing now. Its mid afternoon and I'm still in my jammies enjoying the cloudy cool day👍🏼😀

[@jgg7377]

Jason n Casey I absolutely love your beautiful gardens, and all the beautiful spaces you have created! What kind of rose was that? I didn’t know that they would keep their smell after they have been dried. Maybe you can show us a video of this? Also what kind of wisteria was that? I have one growing in a large pot about 4-5 years old and it just started to really flower this year. Love you guys in your jammies, because that’s real life. Keep them videos coming I really enjoy following along ❣️🌸🌼🌺🌷🌹🌞😎🍃🌴

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Thank you for taking the time to walk around with us! the rose is called ‘At Last’ and the wisteria, I don’t remember the variety name, I planted it so long ago.

[@cindystuder9090]

I like the smell of peonies but sometimes I get a whiff of perm solution and get flashbacks to the 80s of my grandmother giving me a perm. 🤣

[@dorothymcintosh-sims597]

Hello, y'all hard work shows thru the camera beautifully. Be grateful for the wonderful, pleasant husband u have.Not too many men want to be seen. Happy Father's Day to him.

[@truthbetold2611]

Casey, golden honeysuckle flowers dried or fresh make a medicinal tea. Well known in Chinese medicine.

[@glitterbut7845]

💖💖👍👍👌👌😊😊🦋🦋

[@jenm9754]

It's so funny to see that Honeysuckle is planted as a perennial because where I am in New York it grows wild. it coats the breeze in the spring with it's sweet scent. If you pluck a flower when its completely open and pull the bottom and gently pull the stamin( i think that's the stringy thins inside) out- just before it comes out the back of the flower there will be a small drop of nectar there an you can eat. one little drop on your tongue of sweet spring honeysuckle!

[@Betty-qd8st]

I wonder if I put honeysuckle flowers in my dehydrator , what would happen... I’m gonna try it

[@scmsart1860]

Not to be competing, but western Kansas has been 100 or higher and winds 25-45 for over two weeks straight, and our immediate area has had less than an inch of rain all together since the first of the year. It’s so dry rabbits and insects are attacking plants they would usually leave alone. Even choosing my plants wisely, it’s been a very discouraging year. 😕. Just trying to focus on small victories, and the experience I’m getting learning how to choose and protect my plants.

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Wow! That’s very extreme conditions! How are you dealing with all of that?

[@scmsart1860]

I have lots of tough prairie perennials like Russian sage, echinacea, day lilies, and nepeta. I mostly garden in raised beds due to rabbits and I’ve found heavy mulch and frequent deep watering is keeping things going. We are blessed with a good well. Seed petunias, zinnias, marigolds and surprisingly Victoria blue salvia are annuals that are holding up in containers. Nothing else has held up to the hot dry wind. Heat, wind and drought are not unusual for us, but fortunately most years are not this extreme and better things will come. I always love seeing your beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@scmsart1860]

I have lots of tough prairie perennials like Russian sage, echinacea, day lilies, and nepeta. I mostly garden in raised beds due to rabbits and I’ve found heavy mulch and frequent deep watering is keeping things going. We are blessed with a good well. Seed petunias, zinnias, marigolds and surprisingly Victoria blue salvia are annuals that are holding up in containers. Nothing else has held up to the hot dry wind. Heat, wind and drought are not unusual for us, but fortunately most years are not this extreme and better things will come. I always love seeing your beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@scmsart1860]

I have lots of tough prairie perennials like Russian sage, echinacea, day lilies, and nepeta. I mostly garden in raised beds due to rabbits and I’ve found heavy mulch and frequent deep watering is keeping things going. We are blessed with a good well. Seed petunias, zinnias, marigolds and surprisingly Victoria blue salvia are annuals that are holding up in containers. Nothing else has held up to the hot dry wind. Heat, wind and drought are not unusual for us, but fortunately most years are not this extreme and better things will come. I always love seeing your beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@scmsart1860]

I have lots of tough prairie perennials like Russian sage, echinacea, day lilies, and nepeta. I mostly garden in raised beds due to rabbits and I’ve found heavy mulch and frequent deep watering is keeping things going. We are blessed with a good well. Seed petunias, zinnias, marigolds and surprisingly Victoria blue salvia are annuals that are holding up in containers. Nothing else has held up to the hot dry wind. Heat, wind and drought are not unusual for us, but fortunately most years are not this extreme and better things will come. I always love seeing your beautiful place, thank you so much for sharing it with us!

[@BergenholtzChannel]

Honeysuckle is a weed where we live. I have always loved them, but everyone else just rips it out.

[@Hlegzudas]

Lady, are you in your Pyjamas? Feels good doesn’t it.

[@truthtalker4038]

You need a wind muff for your mic

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

we usually have one, because we totally agree! This was just such an impromptu video, it just sort of happened without it. Thanks for the reminder to remember next time!👍