Planting Flower Seedlings & Harvesting Spring Crops! 🌸🥕😁 // Garden Answer

[@Cottonstatecountry]

I would love to know the number of people that you’ve inspired to get their hands in the dirt and work the land. Because it’s not just those who watch your videos, like me. I have 2 neighbors that have started planting in the landscape and food crops just by seeing the pleasure I get from doing those things. It’s wonderful what you and Aaron are doing, Laura. It’s snowballing and if there’s something that needs to snowball these days it’s definitely self sufficiency and working the earth.

[@libertygrange]

I only had a veggie garden when I found my love of gardening, but Laura really inspired my dream for a cut flower garden. Ive run out of space in my current garden, were in the process of turning part of our field into a cut flower garden 🙂

[@quazylade90]

They have over 1 million subscribers so I think alot.

[@camicri4263]

Way to go!

[@confidenshal-learnwithkay1511]

I really do believe that that number is endless! As so many people watch this channel and are inspired. I watched this channel EVERY morning while I was having breakfast during my pregnancy, when my daughter was born, she would react every time she hears Laura's voice! You've inspired a whole lot of us! Thank you for showing up and putting out content!

[@13dulcie]

Me!!! She has inspired me! I had the black thumb of death at first. I have been watching her for about 6yrs I think. The last 3 years have been when I finally got my hands in the dirt. Her videos have been so helpful. My thumb is growing greener by the day.🤣💗

[@brittanyschuster9345]

Duck Momma here! Ducks take 21 days to hatch and about 60 days to fledge the nest! Love that you left that duck do her thing! You guys are the best!

[@serenababy6358]

I am so happy that Aaron and Laura have such kind hearts and put the ducks needs ahead of what they want. So very considerate 😊

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura and Aaron! I was so happy to see that Aaron quit mowing because of the mama duck. That was very thoughtful! Things are looing really good. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ilenehorowitz3060]

I would love to see a dinner including roasted carrots and golden beets! Add some chopped herbs. Yum and so fresh.

[@heatherstewart120]

It warmed my heart when Aaron stopped and let the duck have her space ☺️. Thank you for being so caring and sharing your space.

[@daisyblooms4813]

So glad you gave space for mama duck to maybe make a nest :-)

[@sonetcollins6205]

I'm happy that you guys decided to let the duck stay untill the ducklings hatch. Your garden is not just a place of beauty but also a safe haven for the birds. I can't wait to see your cut garden in full bloom! The fact that it's different every year is special as we never know what it will look like. The beets and carrots look so healthy. I bet you will harvest quite a bit of peas and beans from that one raised bed. 🤗❤🌻

[@s.b.6571]

Oh my Laura, watching you garden, more than anything else, makes me wish I were young again and had the energy to follow some of your footsteps in the garden. I am 80 and can’t possibly do these projects now but watching you certainly makes me yearn for the youth it requires. Thank you for teaching our young and old how wonderful gardening can be. Watching you harvest those beans, peas, beets, and carrots was a treat. I look forward to each of your videos and am proud of you and Aaron for all you do.

[@garymcdade4446]

I know what you mean about being too old . . . I am 70 and laid up this week with sore muscles from weed wacking for 3 hours last Friday. BUMMER. --Sheila McDade in Chattanooga, TN

[@s.b.6571]

Feel better Sheila…at least you can still weed whack…sometimes it’s the small things.

[@annehedlund7333]

I am 77 and am also stiff from weed wacking a day ago! Maybe we need our own channel???

[@saraw8503]

I love how you are learning what you use more and are planting accordingly. You are tweaking your planting scheme and refining your cut flower garden needs.

[@SuburbanBetty]

Loved this video, something so special about the simple pleasures of just planting out seedlings and the excitement of an early crop!

[@beckyslife6307]

That was so sweet of Aaron to stop for the mama duck. Harvested veggies look so pretty🌷

[@inspirationsfamiljen4334]

The fact that you always start your posts with a smile makes you immediately feel happy and want to look more. My husband and I love working on projects together and we are very inspired by your posts. You are always so happy and you really see that you are passionate about plants and garden design. I love your style in the garden, formal but still very innovative. Is so impressed that you know the names and varieties of all plants and also in Latin. So cool👊🏻 I look forward to your posts every day! I'm so inspired by you! 🌺☀️

[@karencassar5340]

Laura, we would listen to you even if you were caught up in a wind tunnel. The house being built certainly doesnt worry us 😀

[@juliafiore120]

Good morning, Laura ☕️. Bless Aaron’s heart ♥️ for stopping to let that momma duck 🦆 nest. Your haircut 💇‍♀️ looks marvelous; I like the brown color a lot. You sure did get a lot of seedlings 🌱 planted🙌🏻. You’re giving me so much inspiration for my garden… some day. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈

[@lindagardener855]

Anemones and ranunculus are so pretty 🥰

[@l34h87]

Oh what about a rain chain from the potting shed, that could be gorgeous.

[@donnaikin7397]

Laura and Aaron, what can I say? I watch a few gardening videos on KZbin and you are by far the best one out there! You explain very well, what your doing and why so the people who may not be as experienced as you are get a better understanding. Sharing your extensive knowledge is such a joy to listen to, something’s I know as my mum taught me how and why but there’s other things I had no idea about. I love this channel and can’t wait until my evening rolls around to just sit back, relax drink my coffee and enjoy another gardening experience with you both. Thankyou so much. 👏👌👍🥰🐓🏜🍓🌻🌶🌸🍅🌹🌺🌿🌱🌟

[@kathleenfrieden5948]

That was a gorgeous shot of the carrots and beets lined up and you hosing them off. The beauty of the bounty. Thanks for another inspiring video! ❤️🌻

[@patriciacole8773]

I absolutely agree! And I’m a show me kind of person. So helpful to a novice gardener rather than me trying to figure out the minutiae. ❤️✅ 🥕 💦

[@jeanettechrane4786]

I so appreciate that you listed several problems you had with your seedlings and what you'll do differently next time. This is such great information for me as this is my first time growing from seed and actually first time gardening. It's fun and exciting for this 75 year old but very challenging too.

[@kayeichler1090]

Very impressive Ms. Chrane!

[@fraukeg.facchini2691]

Never too old to learn new things. Keeps you young at heart. 😍

[@inabates8919]

Lol your enthusiasm is enough inspiration for me alone. I’ve finally found, hostas at my local nursery, and those beautiful hydrangeas that you grow the lime light etc. so excited to give ‘‘em a try! Thank you both for all of your advice, about everything you try and thank you also for your recommendations, and honest opinions. Cheers, keep up the good work, green on 😉

[@marylingley7101]

Drooling ! Those beets and carrots! Oh my ! Can shut my eyes and actually taste them ! Lovely.

[@vn9950]

Thanks for the video. I love the construction sounds. I grew up on construction sites and it reminds me of my dad.

[@jillmcauley3418]

So sweet to bring Krystal a bouquet...haven't seen any "ponytail" suggestions for when you plant...perhaps, finally we all know you are a straight hair gal! Keeps one's neck from burning too.

[@jodie1124]

My friend and I purchased some annuals to plant in our porch containers about a month ago. This weekend she told me all of hers died and that she drove by my house to see how ours were doing. They are showing out! My husbands response, “it’s because she doesn’t watch that garden answer lady.” Made me laugh but I have learned so much from your channel. Thank you for all you do to help us amateur gardeners have success 🌿🌸🪴🌻🌱

[@bishop2b394]

You need two kneelers so you can rotate them down the line. Saves on getting up and down.

[@bettykeith8580]

Thank you so much for just letting us watch you plante . I’m a first year grower at flowers or garden it really helps to see how you do it

[@zukosmom3780]

Been planting, came inside to rest and watch Laura kick some butt when planting her flowers. Heading back out to do some more 🌻🌸🌺

[@MyBackyardScience]

Harvesting crops already! Holy cow, that is impressive 🙂

[@deezahm9143]

☕️Good morning Laura and Aaron and all GA friends. Can’t wait to see the cut flower gardens do their beautiful best. Enjoy a happy gardening day everyone, and thanks again for a great inspirational way to begin the day, Laura 🌷🌸☕️💚

[@lcostantino7931]

Notice to all gardeners,,, discovered trapped honey bees in my closed squash blossoms.... Oh my,, tear them open n see bees escape !!!!

[@karenea2317]

Bless your hearts for allowing mama duck her space! She obviously feels right at home in the orchard meadow spot you created!

[@Sun-Soul]

Like Aaron, I am a grass and tree person, and though I know you guys are very busy, I am hopeful that you make a video specifically on doing the grass area around the South Garden, maybe on the Highlights channel? I'm very curious about the process since you have the dark brown mulch down already. I just can't wait to see the South Garden when all the grass is finally planted! It's one of those things that makes such a profound difference in the appearance of the full garden. I can't wait! I can't wait! I can't wait!😄 I was just curious why you didn't do it when you did the inner and outer circle? Is it harder to do large areas at a time? Was that just logistics and time? I'm learning so much and wonder if it's something you'll be doing this year? You guys are AWESOME! I'm enjoying all that I learn so, so much! Thank you for the joy and entertainment you bring whilst teaching us how to love our own gardens more and more! ~ Sun☀

[@pdxcontent]

When you were showing the shed I could see a ground level deck like in a western town with pots outside the shed.

[@alyssasoto3299]

Found myself up early today, excitedly waiting for a new GA video to post. Finding your channel 4 years ago was a godsend. Because of you I have flourished into an avid gardener and continue to grow and learn with you. You have become an essential part of my life; you feel like the older sister that I never had, that I am cheering on from afar. Thank you for your commitment to putting out such amazing and educational content. Us newer gardeners appreciate every single video, including more garlic and potato planting and harvest. 😊💚🌿

[@KlausM4]

Watching enthusiastic Laura saying "hey guys how is it going?" Is some kind of my routine 😀 👍

[@nicko6477]

Its become my morning coffee routine.

[@carolwarmoth8744]

Exactly, morning coffee and check on Laura 👍

[@heatherw.2751]

Same here!

[@rksoo91]

Yeah.. it doesn’t get old 😊

[@angleviewgarden5946]

Like hearing, "Hullo. Welcome to Gardeners' World." ❤

[@kimberleyfrasquillo3684]

@Garden Answer 👋🌞Good Friday morning Laura! Your flower rows are looking fantastic!!! It's already too hot here in AZ Zone 9b to be putting flowers out. Even though we get similar Summer temperatures, our Springtime, if we can even call it that, is soooo short. I have had to put many of my heat-loving plants in morning sun only locations, already. That is such a nice thick kneeling pad! I hear the hammering, you alerted us to, at the house going up. Yikes!!! That Dianthus plant definitely was a bit rootbound... 😱 Laura planting at warp speed...😂🤣😂 You're so sweet, taking flowers to your friend/stylist, Crystal (sp?).😇 Who WOULDN'T love being friends with you.🤗🤗 YES, it is VERY important to take self-care time.💇‍♀️🧘‍♀️ Especially, when someone is as on-the-go as you are.👩‍🌾👫👩‍👧‍👦👩‍🍳🤹‍♀️🏡🐈🐈 37°, in the last 2 weeks of May? Crazy!!!! Our low was 74°. See what I mean about our Springtime differences? The other day, when you were near the nesting duck, I swore I heard baby ducks peeping. She probably has her ducklings and is just waiting for them to get big enough to be able to fly to a water source. But, such a random place for her to nest.🤔🦆🐣 Uh-oh, I saw a black bird behind you, to your right, picking at your freshly planted items.... WOW!!! That's a nice crop of corn, beans, beets and carrots! Congratulations on your greenhouse experimentation!👏👏👏 You should be super happy with your crops! 😂🤣😂🌽🃏 Loved the ending; Aaron mowing the orchard and Paul in the background, appearing to be moving mulch or wood chips. One on a mower, one in the tractor with bucket attached.👍👍 Have a Blessed and Beautiful day everyone! Kimberley F in AZ (Zone 9b) 🌞🌵💞

[@spych102]

I had 10 lily Pink Perfection bulbs that I planted in containers four years ago that decided to sleep in year three. This was a shame as it was a central plant for my patio in the summer and autumn. Then this April I counted about 60 stalks and now hundreds of flower buds, which should start to bloom in about 3-4 weeks. I will have to divide them in November and give the spare bulbs to friends.

[@alystodola]

My vote is a hedge of lavender around the shed!

[@allisong6]

I do love how the garden has also decided she is doing her own thing with the lily's, bells of Ireland etc self seeding so beautifully

[@marmaladesunrise]

Just such an AWESOME family and channel!!! Thank you Laura & Aaron so much for doing these vids. ☺

[@LB-vl3qn]

Those "weeds" in the orchard were actually quite lovely. That's what a meadow looks like, so I thought you had already put one in. Keep your eyes open for ducklings parading behind their mama to the nearest water source soon. And, cherish these cool days in the middle of May. Here in N Texas, we're approaching triple digits, that is, if we haven't already reached that point. Makes gardening a bit of a chore and I resent this early Summer. ~ Lisa

[@Maggie-Gardener-Maker]

Really beautiful beets and carrots, bravo! I do hope your corn pollinates, you may still have time to hand pollinate if this is recent video but I want to tell you that corn is wind pollinated, I reckon you are not aware that corn is not pollinated by pollinators because of what you said around 18:35 but corn is wind pollinated BUT it can be done by hand quite effectively by taking the tassel pollen (male part of plant) and placing that pollen on the silks (female part of plant) so that each silk strand is touched with pollen, it's a good idea to do several days in a row because there is only about a week window when the silks and tassels are ready at the same time. You may know that each one of the silk strands actually is attached to one corn kernel and so if each strand isn't pollinated then that kernel won't grow. The reason some corn ears have missing kernels on malformed ears is poor pollination of the silks. It is really as easy as taking a tassel with pollen and rubbing it on the silks but more technical descriptions can be found by doing a search on youtube; you will find many videos on how to hand pollinate corn, Baker Creek Seeds has a good video as does Seed Savers Exchange.

[@HeavenintheGarden]

It's filling up Wonderfully Laura! It'll be a Mass of Beauty in no time! Can I make a suggestion for you to try? The Celosia would be stunning in a "High Style" arrangement. I'm a retired floral designer and this style is so easy and striking. Use a low - shallow dish and keep the Celosia the focus by keeping it also low and centered. Add some broad leaves (ie Hosta) tightly at the base of the Celosia - then add height with twigs and pods like curly willow, To finish take a few long grass leaves and loop/tape into the different sized loops to add to the twigs for balance. Give it a try - I think you'll love it!!! Thank You, as always for lifting the spirits of Gardeners around the World!

[@Patricia-lg8vg]

thank you for also showing when things don't work out and what you learn from when this happens. I find that most shows and magazines only show when everything is perfect,. It's hard to learn from perfection.

[@saladabrasileira]

Palett walk would look so nice with all the meadow around the potting shed .

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello 👋 dear, how are you doing?

[@chrissihr1031]

Yes! That area would be so lovely for a pallet walkway!

[@rosarybennett]

This is a great idea! Reminds me hiking in a park with boardwalks above overgrown fields.

[@chrissihr1031]

@@rosarybennett Yes, exactly. There’s an old cranberry bog here that has since been turned into a state park and it has lovely, sprawling boardwalks like that leading all through the bog and around the park. No railings, just little boardwalk paths big enough for two people to pass by one another out in the bog.

[@jenniemigz9772]

Agreed!

[@AngelinaJoy1]

I love that Aaron backed up and you guys decided to let the momma duck raise her babies. ♥

[@dianebateman6808]

Beautiful crops Laura!!! What a success.

[@ECole-le7we]

Laura - I am a new gardener in NC. This afternoon when I went out to check on my vegetable beds, I was so discouraged and wanted to cry. Really a grown woman all by herself sitting in the garden sweating and crying on the inside is not a good look. I know the problem is that I haven't solidified my watering strategy, because I do not have a faucet near the garden. That means I end up hauling water back and forth from the kitchen, which is a real struggle at my age. When I came in and clicked on your video and got to the end when you talked about your challenges with water this year, I realized that I am not alone. I deeply appreciate your sharing your struggles - aka learning opportunities - as well as your successes. It makes a difference for me and others like me, and it encourages us not to give up. Thank you.

[@LindaLovesHorses]

I just discovered you about two weeks ago when I was searching for raised garden ideas. How have I missed you all these years! I love your content and have learned so much. I’m an avid gardener in Texas zone 7b. I was an active master Gardner for about 5 years. Not active now, but that experience opened me up to trying new things. I LOVE learning from you!

[@annehedlund7333]

Just love it when there is a little P S at the end! Great variety of topics covered in this video-- loved the harvest of carrots and beets, so pretty!

[@stephaniejohnson2937]

Great way to start my day…coffee, a stroll thru my garden and Laura planting and harvesting :)

[@DIYbri]

So impressed with this early harvest! 👏 Bravo, Laura! 💕

[@kerilum789]

Laura - I know you’ve moved primarily from starting seedlings inside under grow lights to the outside heated greenhouse, but I would love for you to do a video or give some detail on starting seeds inside! After watching your channel for many years, this year was my first season to start seedlings under grow lights inside and I struggled with moisture (even with Gardener Supply’s self watering seed trays) and finding a good balance in temperature for all the dif types of seedlings after germination..I live in central Mississippi, zone 8. I know we live in a much different climate, 😁 but I’ve learned so incredibly much from you! Please let us tag along if you decide to start a few things inside next year ☺️

[@heatherkennedyeden8178]

It’s so fun to celebrate your successes together and learn from your mistakes, too. I’m so glad you bring us along on the journey! I’m moving this weekend and can’t wait to get started at my new house. Those carrots were so close together that I’m going to go put a bunch of seeds between my growing carrots since I know they can grow so well close together in a raised bed. Yum! You’ve built such a nice community here of gardeners where we can all learn and grow together. Thank you!

[@barbaramclean5995]

The moving process isn't fun but a new garden to work in sure is! Hope your day goes well. I wish we could all share pictures of what we're doing and growing. 🌳🌻🌷🌳

[@newlife533]

It's raining so I can't go outside and plant but I'll watch this video and enjoy life with Laura for a few minutes

[@DonnaDavisArt]

Yes, watching GA reading a good garden magazine or book on a rainy day is a wonderful escape, enjoy!

[@aliceroberts1980]

Me too I run out in between Thunderstorms muddy planting you get pretty muddy

[@doctorcrew2388]

I planted my watermelons when it was drizzling but then again, I LOVE THE RAIN!

[@greenthumbelina7331]

I have decided that the absolute best thing about pain-induced insomnia is being able to watch GA as soon as it's uploaded! YAY!

[@johnbarlow7292]

She's got a beautiful place

[@ihopeugrow]

I almost gave up on my dream of growing cut flowers because of back pain until I watched this video. I wanted to grow flowers to donate to nursing homes and children’s hospitals in my area. Although all the snapdragons seeds I sowed have all bloomed in their large salad containers, I can still transplant dahlias, bells of ireland, amaranth and sunflowers. Thank you so much for giving me the nudge to be hopeful if not for a harvest, at least joy for my eyes this season. - Zee, N. Cali zone10a

[@mati261000]

I am beginning to think that the dust of BioTone that Laura inhales everyday is what is keeping her so healthy, beautiful and energetic. I think I will add some to my smoothies.

[@jillmeaker4851]

Laura you are such an inspiration 💛 As each year goes by and the area is developing, I can't help thinking that "the production garden" might be a more appropriate name than "the cut flower garden" 😀

[@Sunny14136]

Gorgeous seedlings and veggies, Laura!

[@aussiecountry9320]

11:26 I love the sneaky little zoom in of the cut flowers lol

[@joanneedwards5630]

Aw LOVE how Aaron backed off as soon as he realised the duck was somewhere there nesting!

[@joyhamilton4248]

Weather Envy!!!! We are in zone 8a in NC and it was 91 when I quit gardening today and tomorrow will be 95 😩 Here’s to being plant addicts lol. Thanks for being a wonderful teacher and mentor!!

[@Sisteryoda1440]

I’m always amazed at what I pick up from your videos! We have hard water here in Phoenix Arizona - I just realized from your videos how much hard water marks I have on my plants from watering overhead. From now on, it’s watering under the leaves for me! Those beets and carrots 🥕 look scrumptious. I got some at the store and they were awful. I always get the bunches that still have the stalks on them - my cat loved munching on the green leaves. 😋 Thanks for all the great info - enjoy your day!

[@chichitex1252]

I’ve gardened all my adult life (age 70) and, man alive, you are a whirling dervish! Every thing is so lovely. I really love all the huge trees y’all brought in. I googled black lace elderberry and, alas, won’t thrive in my 8b zone! Love, love your videos!

[@cherrymiku01]

I planted bantam sweet corn this year(first time grower), seeing how tall yours are getting makes me curious and excited to see how mine will turn out and carrots too, I'm eager for my first harvest!!! glad you're is going well, thanks for the update!👍😊

[@gardengirl7446]

GREAT video...and your hair looks so pretty! 👸

[@marilynbaldwin2934]

The carrots and beets were beautiful congrats on your harvest!

[@crystalsimpson9104]

I have been planting in-between rain so many plants to put in the ground but it is getting there. thanks Aron and Laura your an inspiration to everyone

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hello dear, how are you doing today?

[@Miguel195211]

Warning alert! Be careful with MorrisonScott429! Please be careful as there are several men replying to women only and asking “how they are doing” or “hi, how is the weather,” or “how’s the weekend going over there”, I hope you’re safe over there” and so on. When some answer, they ask for location and then they will ask for your email to talk. I have reported these men to KZbin. Let’s make sure we get these creeps out of these vlogs. Just be careful with strangers asking personal questions. These are some of the men / he or they changes names from day to day: Stewart Nelson Nicolas Smith Morrisonscott429 Thomas Stewart Walter Nicolas Hackman Watkins Walter Smith Hartman Eric Ivan Hawkins

[@Miguel195211]

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[@marylinville7091]

I can’t wait to see all of the flowers in bloom that you planted in your flower garden. Your beets and carrots look amazing.

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Morning Everyone 🌸💕🌸

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

If you have had trouble with cold, in 8b Central Texas, the problem is heat. It is not yet summer and we are in the high 90s. Small plants pout and have hissy fits unless they are watered every day until their roots are settled and fat. Snapdragons die if they don't have shade. Never boring in the garden.

[@rosarybennett]

First quail and now ducks! What a haven for flora and fauna 💚

[@jenniferscully4470]

Hi Laura and Aaron! The orchard is so pretty! An idea I thought of watching Aaron mowing, wouldn't it be fun to have wildflowers grown tall with a mowed path/maze!! The kids would love it 🦋. Also FYI, you have a terrific following in Toronto, Ontario Canada!

[@liqaahailo7982]

Good morning beautiful family 🌞bless your hearts for not being selfish and letting momma duck nest and give her peace and privacy. Thank you for all the confidence and information you give us to grow our own food . You really made a big positive difference in our life 💐

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

Good morning, Laura and Everyone 💓 Nice to watch you gets lots of ✔️'s off your list today. My Garden is thriving and I'm picking Kale, Tomatoes, Onions, Spinach, Japanese Giant Red Mustard Greens, plus edible flowers like Marigolds, Cranberry Hibiscus, Nasturtiums 👩‍🌾👍 Happy Gardening Everyone 👩‍🌾👍

[@kayeichler1090]

May I ask where you're located?

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

@@kayeichler1090 Hi Kay, I live in Windermere, Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 Orlando. And where do you call home?

[@kayeichler1090]

Minnesota, zone 4 and quite chilly winters

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

@@kayeichler1090 My husband is originally from Mandan, N Dakota. I was only there once in August and it was 90's/40's. Florida is hot in August, day and night. Happy Gardening 👩‍🌾👍

[@joyceschneider8377]

I found some seeds last year for corn that could be grown in a pot! But I did not know you needed to shake the stalks to get them to germinate? Thanks to my neighbor who would come and shake them every so often. I had 1 ear and it was WONDERFUL!!! Good luck with your corn.

[@janetellinger9605]

You are Amazing !! Love to live by you and get flowers every day!!

[@rachelrobinson6512]

Always fun to watch a gardening project each day ♥️ Thank you for your routine videos

[@dolliemaesone]

Laura it’s been in the 90 s here in Oklahoma starting tomorrow it will be 60s and 70 s all week

[@MollyBearisms]

You guys should get a bunch of prairie dropseed plugs for the meadow area. I feel like that would work very well, and it's so pretty and soft, but also not super tall, so you could get in there and harvest when you need to.

[@Gin0827]

Good morning Garden Answer family!! 🌱🌱🌱🥬💚💚💚

[@natecook1661]

That mama duck setting up shop in your weed patch got me thinking. What about sectioning off a chunk of your property just for native growth? Your local flora/fauna would be so grateful, and what a great way to give back to the earth!

[@haydenlacy5611]

I know y’all are very environmentally friendly so here’s a friendly suggestion for you. When mowing a patch of high vegetation as Aaron did by the flower shed at the end of the video, start slowly in the middle. Then mow outward. Animals will run out for shelter instead of toward the middle of the area. Still really enjoying your videos. Thanks for taking us along your garden journey. I cannot tell you how much I’ve learned over the years. I’m on year 3 with my cut flower garden. Each year it gets bigger! Thanks again for the inspiration!

[@andreabenson2491]

Awesome start! I have a 12x14 foot vegetable space that I refer to as the farm - today it's rainy so I'm planning to go buy some plants, I have prepared the soil and it is ready for this, my second season!! Ahhh life is good!👏👍❤️🌱

[@nancydeis7121]

Well the weather here in Regina, Saskatchewan Canada it is snowing and at 10pm its 2C.

[@lisaburnette6850]

Omg!! That was so awesome! I love it when Laura learns things so we don’t have to and harvest is always exciting.. please make us something yummy to eat! ❤️

[@tammymccaslin4787]

I love how considerate you guys are with the wildlife

[@myowngardenzone6319]

I don’t mind the sounds of the house being built, it’s life! And you have edited it in a way that calms and relaxes us. As I work in my garden I hear all sorts of things from the neighborhood. The close houses chirping birds, the barking dogs, kids laughing or screaming, fast cars and motorcycles revving up, the conversations and occasional fights among people … not gonna hide it weve all had an embarrassing argument with a person in the yard and not really noticed someone around until they’re peeking around the corner of their garage. We all share fences you know the suburban lifestyle l appreciate it knowing we’re all here on Earth trying to do our best. I enjoy the community and that we have eachothers backs and at other times I want to have a farm in the middle of no where when I can’t stand the certain little things like leaving a dog out all night or when the stray cats come to use our yard as a littler box. But in the scheme of it all we remember why were here. Spread some joy and savor the presence of the people and community you love most. I love your channel and what it brings to so many. Thank you 🙏

[@marilynnew2189]

Your veggies look gorgeous! I hope you enjoy eating the beet greens. My mouth was watering looking at them.

[@joanharvey8510]

My snapdragons failed this year too Laura🤣. I started them last year from seed inside and they did great. I don't know what happened this year.

[@enthusiasticnewbiegardener6383]

Good morning! I’m tired just watching all that you did in this video. Now I’m off to get some gardening done before it rains! Have a wonderful day everyone

[@kathycamasso6672]

What a beautiful harvest! It makes me so excited for my 1st carrots coming up and the beets I'm going to plant this weekend; our first garden is 2 4x8 raised beds and I'm having so much fun!

[@jenniferschnieder6316]

Laura, you inspire me every single video. Thank you! Everything is gorgeous! Those golden beets & carrots are perfection!

[@amandavhb1630]

Between the cold, rain, and insane winds in Eastern WA I am so far behind and had way more casualties than I would have liked! It seems like everytime I have time off the weather doesn't cooperate.

[@christycoalson36]

Good morning Garden Answer friends 🌞 from North Carolina. Omgoodness the greenhouse is so full...seeing that makes my heart happy. Everything is looking so beautiful in your gardens Laura. I love seeing your lovely ladies " chickens " snacking on fresh garden treasures. Have a wonderful day everyone ❣️

[@rosealvarado264]

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day

[@KaydeBrooks]

Laura, can you please do a video on Growing poppy successfully and are you going to plan to plant poppy and sunflower in the cut flower garden 💐🌹🌸🌻

[@wandatotten7738]

Hello from Nebraska, going to be in the 90’s today

[@samanthatorres9517]

Have you thought of installing a water softener in the greenhouse? Great harvest!