What Plant Are You Most Looking Forward to in the Hartley? / Why an Alley behind your Fence? Recap 🌿

[@kendralynn2490]

The "thank you for correcting me" clip 🤣🤣🤣 fantastic. Man, I just love you guys.

[@lunalion8380]

My dad has farmed since he was a child. He has always had a stick shift Toyota “baby” truck. So nice to have to get around and last forever! Hello from the Mississippi Delta!

[@missmya3972]

Natural stones are beautifully crafted the way God intended. I love that you kept that one warmer toned stone. If it was too "perfect" it would have looked more man made.

[@dorothytaylor5480]

I am so glad Laura and Aaron chose this for their career!people need to remember it is their job. They share so much knowledge and make it all so understandable. Wish I would have had this kind of information years ago. My plants are so much better now. My containers since I pack them more now are beautiful!

[@rachela619]

Love the random movie clips you sometimes insert into your videos. These are “spit out my coffee” moments because they are so unexpected and hilarious. Who’s sense of humor is behind that?

[@Pamkkw]

I think rather than doing a spring bulb “live” tour you could film each of the areas as they are in full bloom and put all the clips together into one video maybe set to some beautiful relaxing music. I think that would be so beautiful and we would get to see all the bulbs you planted in the fall in full bloom in the spring. 🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@Sarah-wy5fw]

Just idea for your spring bulbs. Why don’t you film the bulbs at their peak and then at the end of the season put together a compilation video. It wouldn’t be a tour but we could see each variety at its best. Love your videos and and all the inspiration. Five years ago I had never planted anything. Then I started watching you and now I am obsessed!

[@lisag6796]

That's what I was thinking!!

[@noemierollindedebeaumont1130]

Great idea ! That way we can see everything

[@cmlacey22]

Yes! Like the video Laura filmed last year (or the year before?) when it was raining, and they put relaxing piano music over it.

[@QueenBee-xd1xk]

Yes please!

[@nancydahl8777]

Thinking about bulbs, but other processes as well. Time lapse photography? I'd like to see that to help imagine.

[@kaymcclurg9881]

Red and purple flowers look awesome together

[@rhondaschenk5727]

Thanks for your commentary about the bulbs in the orchard. I encourage you to share even the not-so-perfect planting successes. That helps all of us to relate to you. We all have successes and challenges. Thanks again!

[@kathleenjacobs9815]

I know you love to show us things when they look perfect, but sometimes it’s more helpful to see the reality. Bulb displays are SO hard to pull off. And sometimes things die. Hearing that something didn’t work out for you is comforting to us. What happened with the broadcast spreading of poppy seeds at your Mom’s? If it didn’t work, that’s useful information. LOVE your channel! So much information, and inspiration! Thank you!

[@dianeweeks352]

I guess that means that seeing you fail makes you human?

[@rosakulak5987]

Thanks for asking about the poppy seeds I just remembered I threw some in the snow also, but as of yet I see nothing growing. What a shame mine didn’t work. I hope Laura had better luck.

[@kathyaakananabluebird]

Poppies like heat so don't give up on them yet!

[@jodizibell3007]

My poppy seeds just started to sprout this past week. Last year they sprouted even later, but they were in a different location in my garden. I'm in zone 5.

[@brotnov2005]

I spread poopy seeds like Laura too! I just went to the garden center and saw poppy plants and now realize that I've been pulling all of the sprouts, thinking they were weeds! The poppy plants have these variegated edged leaves with little spiny things on them that look just like weeds to me! Ugh! I think I've only pulled about eight of them though and I think I spread like 300 seeds... so maybe I will get more? 🤣

[@staceyallard2692]

I really wish you would’ve shown the spring bulbs around the shed. Even if it doesn’t look the way you wanted it to. Especially because it didn’t turn out the way you wanted it to quite yet, it’s all a process, right? It is helpful and real. Plus, we were all so invested in all the bulbs you planted. It would’ve been nice to see what happened. We all learn from you. Also, I seriously felt like a total geek- clapping when you hinted towards you actually getting a small part of a “terraced” garden area that you want so much. Sweet. 😊♥️

[@anitahadley2871]

I so agree with you. We all struggle with our visions not quite getting to where we’d like. It is helpful to see when someone who has so much more experience also struggles with areas not quite doing what they had hoped. I also had quite short tulips and it would have been a learning moment for lots. And as you improve the area for next year it would have been great to see that progression.

[@mmarinl508]

Even a compilation video might be fun. Film the bulbs at their prime and then throw the footage together later in the season. I'm sure it's more complicated than that but just a thought.

[@fiercegirldesign1]

@@mmarinl508 I had the same thought. I think it’s a great idea!

[@GlasshouseandGarden]

@@mmarinl508 I thought the same.

[@Oldebookworm]

@@mmarinl508 I do agree with you. I had the same thought as they were talking about the different boom times

[@sandyg8794]

Hi Laura and Aaron! Another fun recap. I think what most are saying about the bulb, and other plantings, is that you always say you will give an update, then don't always follow through. I know that after watching all of the bulb planting, a lot of your followers were really looking forward to an update to see how everything turned out. Just my thought. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@patternandcraft]

For a bulb tour you could film and take pics throughout the spring from the first early bulbs to the late spring ones and then do a compilation video with voiceover mentioning your favorite varieties, challenges, what you would do again, what you would change, etc.

[@adriennes657]

Those winged ants sound like termites to me. 😬love the banter between your and Aaron 🥰

[@wynorawishum5860]

I really enjoy the recap videos. It is like the icing on the cake. It finishes the video because you add things you didn't necessarily mention, and you answer questions from us viewers. Perfect. You mentioned teasers that make me really anticipate this next week too. So I love the recaps. Thank you

[@laurieaves]

I really liked when you did a mini bulb tour at the start of a recap video one time. Maybe a couple of those in the spring would be a good way to show it.

[@carrilleefischer6655]

Referencing the stone in the Hartley: I love how you, Laura, have the patience to find the absolute right product for you, even if it takes a long, long time. And bless you Aaron, for being so supportive. You both rock!

[@gardeninggrandma5247]

Planting tip -- record on the back of the planting tag the date it was planted and the date the vegetable will be ready to harvest. It takes the mystery out of it if you are a busy gardener, especially for potatoes or other underground crops.

[@PeaceLikeNoOther_DeidreParker]

I think the boxwoods are a piece of art! I believe the display of them just as they are, is a major factor in your property’s overall look. PLEASE keep them 😊 Just my take on that 😂 I love watching you and getting inspiration from your work. Love your beautiful kids as well! So cute and well mannered 🥰 Have a wonderful Sunday!

[@staceyallard2692]

I love them too.

[@leighseymour235]

Aren't they beautiful? I'm hoping the removal of the fence gives them the room they need to keep them. It's such a beautiful structured element. 🤞

[@tawanajorden2990]

Yes it’s been there from day 1

[@plot10homestead58]

@@tawanajorden2990 Many plants/shrubs that were there on day one are long gone...it's time for those boxwoods to go as well.

[@saltycat662]

@@plot10homestead58 I would remove it too.

[@Uncle_Scotts_Terraria]

I love how Laura answers all of the questions before they’re even asked now. It’s like she’s been doing this for so long that she knows exactly what we’re going to ask lol

[@debbierice2618]

That orange stone is so original. We picked out stone in the mountains from a quarry for a cottage we had built and outside we have an orange stone on the front porch but we love it now.

[@dianequist835]

I LOVED the response to the "borrowed"/"bonus" comment 🤣. Well done!! Well done.

[@ritasicari7518]

Yep. Always nice to see a fussbudget get some well deserved needling.

[@robingrunzweig1880]

perhaps you could do a series of short videos showcasing each variety of bulbs since the whole garden blooms at different times.. it would be nice to see some of those varieties in real time instead of just pictures, etc… some day we know we’ll get the fabulous drone shot but for now, we could just enjoy seeing what’s blooming as it blooms.. 🥰🥰🥰 so excited to see things grow this year… so much going on!! and yea! an organizational video from Aaron! yes, please! 👍🏻 🥰❤️ thanks for the video! 🥰❤️

[@joycemeinhardt425]

Love the recap videos! And when Laura says, “you guys, wait for it! This week something really exciting is going to happen!” Oh my goodness, that’s a huge teaser! So anxious to see what’s coming!

[@mjb9176]

OK now we G A groupies are going to do a 'pool' on what the surprise will be!

[@kkcarricaburu6042]

You are so fortunate in your area with prices on plants. Here in southern ca. it’s probably 4x the cost. Planting takes a long time to be able to afford your vision. 🌞

[@michelelee5339]

I hadn't planned on growing anything but peppers, lettuce, oinions & tomatoes. Then along comes Laura with Huckleberry Gold & German Butterball potatoes. My potatoe seeds just arrived 🤭🌱💕

[@gardengirl649]

1. Try a collapsable hose like a pocket hose in the Hartley. They nestle nicely in a decorative pot and are so, so easy to use. (Since I am older, I have replaced all of our retractable hoses with them because just the tugging and moving of hoses is hard for me. ) 2. There are barriers made for bamboo that might help you around the berry frames to prevent the suckers from growing out.

[@alexisjohnson2020]

Asked KZbin for front yard landscaping ideas and stumbled upon your channel… I am addicted! Wish I could hire you to do my yard! Thank you for the inspiration!

[@katwi5870]

Yes, and Ken could just edit the name of tulips/daffodils/etc onto the picture so we would know what we are seeing.

[@dawnbrown2125]

Loved the re-cap thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent.

[@1950steele]

They are termites (with wings) that cluster. I came home for lunch one day many years ago and there was a big cluster in the middle of my kitchen floor. I called the owner and he came over right away. He said they were termites. He opened the attic door and they had partially eaten away the steps. The area needs to be treated or they will eat up the wood.

[@rhondafisher72]

I just love Sunday morning recaps, even when I've watched every single video. I see things I might have missed. Have a wonderful day.

[@laurelcomeaux4723]

You can put a sealer on the stone. It would bring out the color even more and protect it!

[@brianandtamiolson2330]

Just thinking, you could put a filter under that sink to cut back on the hard water. I love your entire property. You have made me a better gardener and for that thank you. I bought a new and probably last home with my husband. He looked at me and said, “Now go all Garden Answer out here.” I started like you taught us, plant the bones first. We took out several brittle 60 year old trees that were dying, then went shopping and found health big trees to replace and add to the yard. Down went the drip, and off to the garden center with a plan. I also started from seed over 100 seedlings to save money, gotta love Johnny’s.

[@lynnettek6092]

Can't wait to see a video on Aaron's drip supply organization! I love having all my garden and drip supplies where I can find them and it's neat to see and learn from other people.

[@rebeccahouseholder7387]

So glad I don’t live next to you. I would get nothing done for hanging on the fence watching you create more and more beautiful spaces. You inspire me to create my own. Thank you for sharing so much info about how to do this.

[@kera4759]

OMG THE MARVELOUS MISADVENTURES CLIP WITH COUNT OLAF??! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i literally live for your sense of humor. The sass is too keen ✨💁🏽‍♀️

[@susanb1511]

The space between the counter and the glass in the Hartley might be a great place to grow herbs. Perfect for cocktails and dinners.

[@altheajackson5701]

Next year film the daffodils and bulb plants as they bloom place the dates and splice films together(or whatever you guys do :)). I think that would be nice to see, at end of their season. If this makes sense :)

[@emilybaccarini6785]

In response to not being able to do a bulb tour because of all the different bloom times. It would be wonderful to implement a “what’s looking awesome in the garden this week” montage video. My favorite video you have put out is the rainy day garden tour video from a few years ago. So I’m imagining a similar feel to that one, just like a five minute video with pleasant music and video of the plants that are doing great that week. No dialogue, just beautiful views. It seems like a challenge to find the right weather and timing for when everything looks awesome. But if you just highlighted the stars of the week it might take some of the pressure off. As someone that runs a creative business through Etsy, I totally understand that it is a lot easier to come up with ideas than to implement them. If only there where more hours in the day.

[@chrisrfan]

I’m with you Laura on color choice for plants, but succumbed to my hubby’s (retired Coast Guard) request this year for ORANGE!! 🤮 One of those times you go with him to the local hardware store, and get drawn to the garden center side!! Lol! So I decided to make our back porch Coastie Central, all my planters are orange (zinnia), Blue (Ageratum), and White (bacopa)! It will be different, but after 40 years of marriage you learn to give and take a little! 🧡💙🤍

[@jodip719]

We have a Polaris Ranger. It's the best of both worlds. We have a fully enclosed cab with HVAC and it has a dump bed as well. We take ours for joy rides around our county and on trail rides, but it is also an excellent work horse. I load my sprayers on it, use it for yard clean up, transport plants in it. The uses are really endless. We can use it all year round weather it's 100 degrees out or negative 20 and rain or shine!

[@debbiehamilton9771]

😊 You should be their spokesperson

[@jenniferwolford4646]

I absolutely HATE the Ranger! The sound inside makes all the other things you like, not worth it! They'll would not like that after a silent golf cart and silent gator!! Way to noisy to enjoy anything!!!

[@jenniferwolford4646]

Honestly, they'd be better of driving their climate controlled truck around, it would definitely be more peaceful than the load annoying Ranger's. Ick! Sorry, I just really don't like them!!

[@jodip719]

@@jenniferwolford4646 There are things you can do to minimize sound. One, putting a street tire on it instead of the nobby factory tires that come with it. We have normal conversations in ours without having to yell at each other. Are they louder than a golf cart or a gator, yes, but they are another way to get work done and they have a large payload capacity to haul around various things. You can haul 1000lbs in the bed. You can tow small trailers. I realize that they are not for everyone, but for myself, it's another great tool in the arsenal.

[@basiaboy]

@@jenniferwolford4646 ranger has an electric model now with all the bells and whistles $30k

[@mollynickerson]

I don't mind the GoPro videos at all! Whatever makes it easiest for you to keep bringing us such wonderful work. You're doing great! :)

[@kylecrochet1067]

I’m a beginner gardener and this is the second yeah for me doing anything garden wise and I just love your content especially your videos on garden inspiration and showing planters , I would love to see a video dedicated to small gardens :-) I have spent most of the winter thinking of what I was going to plant and grow and learnt so muck watching your videos xx thank you

[@ginapearson3601]

I am very new to your channels, just calling it garden tours (like you do) will encompass all the prime displays. Calling it bulb tour, etc. Just doesn’t seem plausible. Really enjoying your content. Basically for myself, I succeed with succulents (California 9b). Do you use them often in your gardens, or ever? I do see them behind you, but I mean outside.

[@MyBackyardScience]

Happy Sunday everyone! Relaxing with the weekly recap 😊

[@janetthornton7909]

I buried metal roofing vertically around my raspberry beds. It is 14” wide and is not wide enough as the raspberries still came underneath it and into my herb garden. I would recommend 20-24 inch as barrier depth.

[@annehedlund7333]

Wow that seems deep!

[@bseverino485]

Deeper! No kidding!

[@doanetriggs6254]

Seeing the overview of your exquisitely emerging property is such a joy. It might be a fun for a future episode to ask your viewers who are artists to take your existing plants and trees and create a picture of their vision of the garden 10 or 20 years from now.. I am sure that there are thousands of viewers who would enjoy this immensely! This could actually be an ongoing series each season as you develop and plant more areas. “Visions into the Future by Season”.

[@fiercegirldesign1]

EEK! Laura, when you described the flying “ants” clustering in your sunporch, that reminded me of a very similar experience we had in our sunporch. It turns out they were termites. $2000 later, we had taken care of the problem (we caught it pretty early), but if you let it go unchecked it can be tens of thousands of dollars because you not only have to treat for the termites but you also have to repair the structure of your home. Definitely have a professional come out and take a look!

[@saltycat662]

We had those little pests swarm an apartment we once lived in when I was a kid. About once or twice every summer, they would leak out of the walls and drop everywhere. It was like a biblical plague lol. They were harmless and we just did the best we could dealing with them. That's life when you're broke in the ghetto.

[@lindawitkamp4653]

We don’t have to worry about termites in high desert. Too dry!

[@fiercegirldesign1]

@@lindawitkamp4653 Phew!! I was really stressing there for a minute! I live in New England where we get lots of snow and rain, and I didn’t even think about the fact that termites like it moist so they wouldn’t be an issue in your neck of the woods.😄😅

[@cynthiafisher9907]

@@lindawitkamp4653 I live near Laura as well. I have never heard of anyone having termite damage here, although, when we lived in Salt Lake City, we had them in the baseboards of a cinderblock house we rented. There was just a shell of paint, the wood was all gone! Salt Lake is about as dry as the Boise area, I think.

[@loissaedder2214]

A lot of ants fly when they want to start a new colony with a new queen I think.

[@paulross2979]

You can always add a water filter under the sink in the Hartley. Then you won't have to worry about the hard water spots inside the Hartley.

[@lindaforystek5028]

Great idea!!

[@dianeweeks352]

Filter for hard water? I have a water softener for hard water. What filter does that? I suppose a reverse osmosis unit ?

[@brotnov2005]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@dannac_8888]

@@dianeweeks352 While a reverse osmosis filter will filter and soften water it will wear out the RO membrane faster.

[@motherbear5219]

Good morning from Ontario Canada

[@bobbihofacker2706]

We watch multiple bulb planting videos in the fall it's only natural that we want to see the results. We don't need a full spring tour, but maybe show us pockets when they are at their peak. We also don't only need to see when stuff is perfection, would have loved to have seen around garden shed even if short. That is real life, and is also a teaching moment that we may have short stems and why.

[@katiekane5247]

You & I have real life, they have staff, sponsors & lots more resources!

[@lynnschantz9185]

@@katiekane5247 Katie you are so right, I’ve thought that since I found Laura’s channel.

[@plot10homestead58]

@@katiekane5247 This is their real life...the simple fact that they might have more resources than you doesn't devalue their work.

[@theacaban]

@@plot10homestead58, well said. People always want to bring others down. 🙄

[@lynnschantz9185]

@@plot10homestead58 Nothing was said about their work being devalued.

[@donhorn548]

Garden Answer and a good cup of coffee - a wonderful way to start the day.

[@juliafiore120]

Another great recap, Laura & Aaron. I saw my first video with you for the Proven Winners Hosta; it was perfect 👍. Can’t wait to see Aarons video of the drip system. He is brilliant when it comes to efficiency 🙌🏻. Have a Blessed Day 😊🐈

[@chrisrfan]

I do wish people would stop griping about not getting a “spring bulb tour!” It’s up to Laura and Aaron what content they want to share…it’s their garden, and their channel! WE did not plant them, Laura did! I for one, am just very grateful for what I learned in the planting video, it’s not necessary for me to see everything!

[@dianequist835]

Ditto!!! People are really becoming mean spirited with this topic.

[@wagardenjournal]

I'm sure filming and editing is so much work!! Is it too much to film the bulbs at differnt times, when they are at peak. Then put all the videos together in a compilation montage at the end of the season? I have a yard full of daffodils this season, all because you inspired me. THANK YOU!

[@mmarinl508]

Yes Abby, my exact thoughs. I posted something almost exactly the same.

[@melonieroe7310]

please do a spring tour.we look so forward to seeing your beautiful garden in its glory.

[@frasersgirl4383]

I am so dang excited to see the Hartley when it’s full of plants!!

[@ambersingletonpianostudio7591]

We love to drive around and look at gardens too as a date night. We’ve done it since we were dating. It’s fun. 💕

[@heatherbrook4664]

Allow me to pitch a video idea.. A compilation Spring bulb video at the end of a bulb season. Lovely smooth slow-mo pan shots, Benjamin enjoying the wild orchard bulbs, occasional clips of Laura in action, voice over, dates when video was shot popped up on screen. You could really get it all in and I feel like it would be just the most enjoyable, zen video to watch. 😄

[@robynwenzel2974]

Another great recap video....I so look forward to Sundays with Laura and Aaron! Love how you've changed the comments to the bottom of the main screen. Easier on the eyes not going back & forth from one screen to the next, it's right there in front of you. Sometimes the little changes make a big difference!

[@Gin0827]

Good morning GA family! Have a wonderful day!! 🌸❤️🌸🌱🌳😊

[@annierampersad3982]

You too. Have a blessed week ahead.

[@onlywatch99]

Only a Garden person could use a plant saucer as a coaster for their drink :)!

[@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920]

Greetings, Laura and Aaron, from Windermere Florida zone 9b USA 🇺🇸 I love Sundays ❤️ and I get to sit down with both and have a "personal" chat 🌿💓🌿

[@klhwalker]

I think the word you're looking for is 'organic'. The imperfections of natural pieces have a wonderful organic charm that manufactured, uniform, pieces cannot capture.

[@dannac_8888]

Hi Aaron, you may want to go with the metal plates like your original suggestion. Those suckers will do anything to get to water. I think the metal is a great idea! They also say control their water supply to control their roots. I was told by a local nursery that they won't carry bamboo and the barriers need to be 36" deep to control runners, so 20-24" is not a big thing. Good luck! 🙏

[@cjgardengirl5041]

Love tuning in at the end of my day to see what you've been up to. Just thinking that having your counter in the Hartley higher gives you the opportunity to install a planting trough between the counter and the window. Succulent heaven!

[@johnsagewilson]

Hoping for an end of May garden tour at your garden and your parents garden. That’s always the prettiest time of year 😍

[@charawhiting9161]

Lololol "thank you, for correcting me" seriously I was laughing for about a minute straight, cry laughing now🤣🤣🤣

[@annhaugen9528]

Hi Laura. Love your channel! Have learned so much from you. It sounds you want to use the Hartley as an l’orangerie. Perfect space for it. Cannot wait to see it with all the things in it!😍

[@patsyclevenger2983]

Love the boxwoods! Timeless

[@tawanajorden2990]

I still would of liked the spring tour because a lot of people may be having similar issues with the bulbs. No one yard can always be perfect

[@dianeweeks352]

This bulb issue could be handled with a series of pictures over time and edited to one video after all areas have bloomed.

[@JermaineGertse]

Happy Sunday! Enjoying this amazing video🤩

[@jeanniecarroll9119]

Good Morning Laura and Aaron. Great video so much inspiration. I was in my garden yesterday and found a few hosta that need to be divided after some thought out came my sketch pad and I am now designing a new garden. Notes are taken through your video...oooh maybe I will add this..or that. A bad influence in such a good way! Happy gardening everyone!

[@carolinaochoa7900]

Yes Laura, make the counter in the Hartley confortable to use. That’s the key to really enjoining things in the long run.

[@juliecolbourn8232]

The video on how you have organized all of the irrigation supplies would be super interesting. As someone who is new to irrigation this year. Thanks

[@annierampersad3982]

Happy Sunday morning everyone and keep on planting. Thank you Laura and Aaron for taking time out of your Sunday mornings to answer our questions. Stay safe.

[@sheilastromberger2275]

I really appreciate and enjoy the recap videos also, but they’re not taking time out of their Sunday mornings to answer our questions. They film the recaps mid-week, have it edited and then schedule it to be posted on Sunday morning.

[@greenthumbelina7331]

Laura and Aaron post lots of pictures on their Instagram account, so if you really want to see the spring- bulbs in bloom, that is a perfect place to start! The best part is that you also can see other sweet family pictures that they post!

[@dianequist835]

And, those same pictures are posted on their Facebook page as well.

[@ivytippit6181]

Looking forward to the drip video thanks Aaron

[@nancydeis7121]

I don't know if I sound creepy saying this BBUUTTT I could literally listen/watch you two throughout the day and everyday as you talk and bounce stuff off each other. It really is relaxing. Funny as can be at times. The way you communicate is really a blessing to watch. I know we only see a tiny bit of your life, as much as you want us to, and I think that it is one of the most special things about you. You share so much then its a hard stop. You both were placed together for a reason. God Had a Plan when it came to you too. He was going to show his beauty and love through you. And how to have compassion, love, to serve your community, and bring millions of us toward him all without saying a thing about God in the process. They should play some of these videos in marriage prep classes on how to communicate. I am stretching it a bit here but for me and what I witnesses growing up, you are a totally blessing to me.

[@msv3402]

The grass in the background out on the south garden is looking amazing, and the peek of the daffodils was so pretty. Love your recap videos 🥰

[@flancynewelling3845]

I would love to see a tour of the bulbs, but I hear ya; they all bloom at different times, and it would be difficult to give a tour of them. I wonder if a montage of pics might be a nice way to show us their beauty. Just a thought :)

[@debpotter7552]

Spring bulbs are generally spotty... maybe a collage video of pictures w voice over? Seeing your garden mistakes/ less than perfect is always educational for me too! I love your LONG full garden tours they are watched again and again!! KZbin always autoplay one of your tours if I just let it run. :)

[@multifaceted1051]

Great recap video! I always learn something new - today I learned about seed potatoes. Thanks! Can't wait to see Aaron's new drip storage system. Have a great week!

[@denisefaust1290]

Love recaps so much! Great way to start my Sunday with a Laura and Aaron chat. Great way to start the week!

[@SunshineCountryChickens]

Laura you need to take pictures of the area you are trying to envision changes for and load them on your computer and photoshop the various changes your contemplating then you can see exactly how it would look! Love you guys! 💖💖💖

[@donnagent6046]

I’m happy just to see the bulbs in the background of the area you’re working in during your videos.

[@brendad.3353]

Love love this channel and your sweet family! Thank you for sharing so much knowledge - you truly do inspire! Also, there are different types of golf carts. I use a "utility" cart with a flip up bed. It has a weight capacity of 900 lbs (you can also upgrade the speed if you want to go really fast LOL!) Pretty comparable in use to a gator, but quite a bit less expensive (at least in our area...).. Wish I could share more useful knowledge back to you in consideration of your generosity. Thank you for being yoy!!

[@nancydahl8777]

Thinking about berry beds, wouldn't you want to put the restrictive panels just inside the forms?

[@trevormcbane9341]

When you guys start adding tropicals to your Hartley, it would be so cool if you ordered some uncommon and rare plants to match that unique esthetic! It’s a dream 👌🏽

[@maiai2992]

Yey Garden tour, hope you have time for more tours this year :)

[@sandy-rr1by]

i was happy to get rain overnight, too! plants needed it!!!

[@andreabenson2491]

🤷So many hints on things to come - anticipation! 😁👏❤️I definitely look forward to your videos!

[@snowballjennjenn2825]

You guys are such a green team…❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻

[@karentillman5105]

Could you set a large pot on top of the lid to the storm drain with something pretty planted in it? You could tell the county you “marked” it for them so they are able to find it easily. 🤓

[@debbiecarol]

Just an idea for the Hartley counter top. Could use a rectangular copper planter(s) filled with cactus , air plants, sedum and maybe fairy lights . Would be fun to have decorative arrangements also depending on the holiday or special occasions.

[@joyceschneider8377]

Listening to your dreams and thoughts about the Hartley is so exciting. Loved watching the stone floor going in. Can't wait to see the Hartley "done" and you all having hot chocolate while the snow is coming down.....so magical ! :-) Thank you for taking us along.

[@idagarcia1767]

Love, love, love EVERYTHING you do! Appreciate you taking us along for the beautiful ride. Stay encouraged and blessed!

[@AnnaDunlap247Rolltide]

Whenever you say things aren’t all blooming at the same time you could take a few pictures and videos for each bloom and then put them together even if it’s just a few minutes on the highlights channel we would really enjoy that thanks!

[@lindagardener855]

Thanks Laura and Aaron, for another wonderful video. You guys really keep me inspired to get out in the garden. Love your energy and your passion!