Watching this in 2024.. love Laura then and now. She brings so much knowledge into everything she does. Keep the succulent videos coming!! We love them and all of your ideas🌵💜
Laura, your hair looks fabulous! I've been binge re-watching antique shopping. I loved the raised bed video other subs sent pictures of! Win win 🏆 God bless you all and many prayers 🙏🏻 Nurse Judi 🙏🏻 in Scottsdale AZ and Eucharistic Minister ☦️ 🙏🏻 ❤
Here in 2021. 😃🎉 Laura now lives in a different home, has amazing husband, wonderful kids, two cats, another property and a Hartley! 💜💜 Time travel do exist. 🙂🙂
Watching in 2019, this is my all time favorite Garden Answer video. This is the video that got me hooked on your channel. I often come back and rewatch the video again. I've found a bowl, smaller but similar, and I'm almost ready to recreate this look. Love your channel.
2023: it is so wonderful to see how far this beautiful couple have evolved this channel and their brand. Could not have happened to more humble and hard working people. May this channel continue to grow from strength to strength.
The way she talks about space and texture and spacing. Colors and having no plan and being spontaneous! It art and I think it's absolutely beautiful, I loved it!
In Korea, it's not really popular to combine all different kinds of succulents and cactus as it's not trendy yet and hard to grow them depending on its different traits (watering, soils, etc). Thus, it's interesting to see this sort of overseas video for me! Anyway, I love your arrangments and a combination of different kinds of succulents you showed us. Thank you for the tips and I may try too in the near future!
I DON'T REALLY UNDERSTAND WHY SHE'S MIXING PLANTS THAT NEEDS MORE WATER TO SUCCULENTS THAT DOESN'T REQUIRE A LOTS OF WATER.. AND WHY THERE'S NO HOLE? PROPER DRAINAGE IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THIS PLANTS/SUCCULENTS
@@pinoylakasradiostreaming5316 , because of the cactus soil in there it has coal also it sucks up the water, so that's the reason for no hole, but my big question is the Palm how will it grow in there without it's roots killing of the rest of the plants ??
Hi Laura, this is I think, the oldest of your videos that I have seen and I have to say that I enjoyed your peaceful voice very much. What a difference 👫 before kids 🌿
This is one of the most amazing arrangements I have ever seen!! Wish I could send over my wooden tree stump bowl over from London for you to work on!! Just love it!!!!! 💗💗💗
I don't really appreciate succulents as much as i should. I found this video while trying to learn a little about them. I can't deny how amazing that arrangement looks. Excellent work.
I loved this video, because we all have days where we haven’t got it together. We are all human and doing our best. The arrangement is absolutely gorgeous.
I just want to let you know that I started watching you guys about a year ago and I watch you guys from the time I get up until I go to bed I have learnt so much from you Laura I've always wanted to learn how to grow flowers from seeds indoors so as of Saturday of last week in the house and they're under grow lights I call it the heating pad for plants and I've already got shoots coming up for my zinnias now I'm waiting for my sunflowers to start but I just want you to know you are a big part of my life and you have taught me a lot I love working in my garden or I call in my flower beds because I deal with depression and anxiety everyday and it's long as I can be outside playing in dirt I'm doing good it's my happy place thank you from the bottom of my heart you have taught me a lot my friend
my grandmother just got a biscuit bowl from the antique mall and showed me how she made them growing up. leaving the flour in the bowl and making a well in the flour to pour the wet ingredients into. she said the bowl was always full of flour, you mixed in the middle of the bowl even if it only uses a tiny fraction of the flour at any given time. am I describing it right? the whole surplus of flour lives in the bowl, you form the dough in the center of the pile of all your flour. they did this for nearly every meal. .... but I like your use of it too, very pretty!
I love this project! What a fantastic bowl! And also Thank You for naming every plant as it was planted! I have inherited a succelent but did not know what it was called, I now know that it is a Graptosedum :). Fantastic project!
This is my 3rd viewing of this video, and obviously, it's one of my 3 favorite arrangement on the net. I just wish there were nurseries here that had interesting succulents like you have access to. Lowes, Home Depot and Walmart are lacking in this particular product. True, there's always the net but the S&H can run up the cost so very much. Regardless, I love your work and everything that you've done. Your arrangements are so much like Debra Ann's are: rich looking and packed with great plants. Thank you for sharing your time and talent with us. Jesse
They may not have all these varieties of echeveria and sedums, but they do have similar echeverias and sedums. You don't need the exact same variety that the video used. There are many succulents to choose from, local to you.
Valentina-- LOL, when the video started I thought, who is *that* girl??? But she sounds the same... ...OH, its five years ago! Then I thought, what vitamins is she taking? She looks so great in current videos...How can you look *younger* five years later?! I'll have what SHE's having!! 😆
Terry Klemesrud-- Five years later!! Just found her a while ago (sometimes the suggested videos are spot-on!) I couldn't figure out how she got 5 years older, but looks younger! I could watch her videos all day. And have.
Oh no! This dough bowl I want for my sourdough bread baking. When I saw it I instantly remembered my grandma having one of these. Getting nostalgic here a bit. Gorgeous creation though.
I am a turf Guy and new to succulents; Wow this was like my approach to caring for 150 acre plot on a miniature scale and I really enjoyed the process, raw/frankness and of course the result was spectacular; so many good choices and the kicker for me were the cacti and sand. Bravo!
you are the only one out of everybody I'm subscribed to that cleans up the plant and that breaks up the roots before putting in planter Idk why I pay attention to that
This is so incredible! I wish that I could have one of these so bad! Also your yard is BEAUTIFUL! All your projects are amazing! You earned a subscriber!
no wonder she got more than 3 million views. it is so beautiful!!!!!! I just ordered some more succulents and i will be using stones on top in little bowls. I cannot wait. I am just learning about these beautiful plants that are magnificent and wonderful creation of God!
This is the first time I'm seeing different kind of succulents and cacti. It looks wonderful and the ease with which you demonstrated is just amazing. Very appealing to the eyes!
Love the finish look. The skies are the limit when it comes to using the dough bowls as a decorating piece. It is a timeless piece. Thanks for sharing.
+Jess Chappell The soil goes dry maybe by low humidity in your home. You can simply place a dish with a few leveled rocks under a plant pot an fill with water. Water will evaporate up into the plant without having root rot. Namaste.
I love the sponatanaity of this video. And I can really relate to what you said about having to sit and think about what you want to do next. Good to know that even the professionals have to do that.
They can all grow completely fine in there with not much water pretty close together they don't mind. Also it's not actually a palm it's a cycad, and pretty drought tolerant that's why it was used.
Love potulacas. I have used them for years. I now live in an apartment, so succulents are all I can grow. New to your channel and love your vision! Thank you!
I'm inspired to collect succulents too after watching the video, will look for my flat containers and platters soon. I'm more a bougainvillea person, though I don't have too many due to limited space.
One thing that would be a great project could be a pond with a bunch succulents around it. Along with little "trinkets" to go in too such as little fairies. And if large enough with A filter, maybe add some goldfish or other pond fish!
This is the first video of yours i watched and it was the thing that got me into succulents and looking back, im not surprised this got me hooked, beautiful arrangement.
You brought me back to my childhood. As a child I would create dish gardens with cactus and succulents. My mom would take me to the nursery so I can buy my plants. I lost interest. I recently lost my son and mother and I just started creating dish gardens again to cope with my loss.
It's beautiful! i'm growing my succulents and propagating them, this is great inspiration for the future arrangements i want to do :D thanks for the video
so how do you care for them if one needs less and one needs more water, if one needs more and one needs less sunlight...i am not sure how this functions, but it really lookes beautiful and lively.
I've seen some of her other videos and she uses a large syringe to water these planters so that she can control how much water each plant gets individually.
ok, well i watched some other videos in the meanwhile and succulents means that they all need or dont need water equally, it s a special type of plant that do not require much watering. Maybe she mixes a lot of different types of plants, not just succulents, and so she has to water them differently, but usually they require little watering.
plants always adapt, it just need slow adaptation in the long run they will all meet at the middle of all the sunlight and watering unless he plant an oversensitive plant that easily rot.
I love your videos! They are really great! I have a few questions though... 1. Where can you get the succulents to plant 2.How do you plant cacti 3.Why cacti soil 4.And do you have any bonsai vids
1. thesucculentssourc.com, 2. Carefully! The cacti with soft spines are easy, but the sharp ones are tricky. I roll up a dish towel or newspaper and wrap it around the whole plant gathering both end of the towel in one hand which enables me to lift the cactus out of the pot and replant without having to ever touch it., 3. Cactus soil is a fast-draining mix which the plants do much better in., 4. I don't, but would love to one day! :)
cool! thx for actually replying to my comment since many you tubers dont really have the time to reply when having so many subscribers, so thx really means a lot to me
You do amazing and beautiful creations and I appreciate it very much. You don't have to make excuses for how you make your videos because they are exemplary. cheers!
She has used all the plants in sucklent catagory..where v small amount of water to added ahter 2 day...then only tge sevive...so no need of extra water draing hole
They are succulents. They need very little water. That’s why it works to use them in the bowl. The plants get a wee bit of water every 2-4 weeks. That’s it.
I think this was the first video of yours i ever watched and i find it is still relevant . Thank you for your generosity in sharing your awesome creativity!- Hope
Vi Tol succulents don’t need much water there shouldn’t even be water dribbling out the bottom of a pot with a hole I use this method a lot with glazed ceramics
Kathleen Biederstadt succulents don’t need much water there shouldn’t even be water dribbling out the bottom of a pot with a hole I use this method a lot with glazed ceramics
BEAUTIFUL BREAD BOWL,MY NEIGHBOR HAS ONE IT WAS HER MOMS,AND FROM HER MOM PASSED DOWN.COULD NEVER DREAN SHE OR I WOULD USE FOR PLANT HOLDER,NO HOLES IN BOTTOM FOR DRAINAGE.IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL ARRANGED PLANTER THOUGH
So adorable to be honest I don't like dealing with cactus but when I see how you put them together I wish I had a better knack to do it. Your so inspiring!
