My new thing with Laura’s videos is that as the video is ending I say “thank you so much for gardening. We will see you in the next one”. 😂😂😂 I crack myself up. ~ Radhika
Random, but wanted to share. We got our first Meyer lemon tree a few weeks ago! Potted it with citrus tone and being very careful not to over water. No lost leaves yet! Wish me luck
@@labelleforme1 right now we are in the 70's so it's in the yard. We do have a greenhouse that I'm thinking of moving it to in the fall because we get pretty cold and very short days
I love when you editor shows four of you at the same time. I bet you wish there was really four of you to do all the work. Your doing great Laura, don’t know where you get all your energy😀
🌞🚜💚 Ha Haaa! I was thinking the same thing about the multiple 'Laura's' helping with the work!! I have been watching since the beginning of Garden Answer. We all love your efforts Laura and this Channel is fabulous!!🌿💚
Tonda di Parigi is Italian for Parisian round carrots. Parigi (pa-ri-gee) is Paris in Italian. Loving the amount of veggie garden content this year! And hi from Italy.
Do you feel like your fans are there with you as you are working ? It’s a joy watching your videos and I look forward to them. Thank you for your hard work.
Listen to her YT content while gardening as it feels like I am working alongside a friend. (Just experienced the "hole in the bottom of the bag" thing this a.m.)😁
Yes, just what I wanted too. Every time she is talking, I'm looking at the background. It looks great it seems. I hope she gives us a quick tour of the new Garden.
The fall season is one of the hardest season for Gardner’s to time perfectly...... I recently plant some lettuce, radishes, some sunflowers and zucchini and some other stuff in my garden.. thank you for this video really help me with the timing of my garden 💚💚💚.
We love all your videos. I really loved how on this video you put the Celsius conversion for the frost temperatures. We are in Australia and I always struggle when you talk temps. 🌸🌿🌸 regards Josie and Gary.
The United States, Liberia (in Africa) and Myanmar (in Asia, formerly Burma) are the only three countries *IN THE WORLD* not on the metric system. (This excludes U.S. scientists, including medicine, who have the metric system drilled into them from day one.)
Thanks for another good video ,Laura. My 5 year old son (who is interested in plants and planting )and I love to watch your videos. He planted store bought garlic pods that had some greenery in them in ground and we had some good garlic. I told him that you have a baby in your tummy...and he was excited but worried why you were bending so much and working so hard in the video. It was adorable to see how much he was concerned about you. You have a super 5 year old fan...He loves it when Benjamin joins you in the videos. Your energy is amazing. Your smile cheers our day.
Thanks for the inspiration to plant fall crops. Never tried it before, but definitely going to this year! Unrelated question - have you done any videos on planting flowers for fragrance. I noticed this year that while my flowers are beautiful, I don't have many that have a strong, lovely fragrance. I would like to take that into consideration for next year, but don't know where to start. Thank you for all you both do and please keep inspiring us!!🌞🌞💖💖
Hi Laura. I would love a tour of the new property similar to your garden tours to see the progress of all you've planted. Watching this video I found myself wishing you would take us all for a walk as we can see plants in the distance. Love your videos.
Laura - I love your videos- you and I have coffee together every morning - for at least 2 years! I've learned so much! I was at the local garden shop today - just browsing - and I've started reading tags- like you suggested .. it was great to recognize the names of plants that I've seen you plant in the past - today I saw Guara - I've never noticed it before - and I had to take a sniff! Lol! A very pretty plant! Thanks for starting my days so well - You are very much appreciated!
Do you ever freeze or can some of your crops? I want to thank you for giving me the courage and knowledge to have both a veggie garden and beautiful flower gardens. This year I harvested 167 heads of garlic, 37lbs of onion, 45 servings of carrots and 56 servings of beans. (I freeze portions big enough for 1 meal) . Super excited to enjoy the harvest this winter.
Planting in a structured manner makes me so happy. It creates so much architecture to the new property, even when the crop is still small. This channel has made a biggest impact on me as a beginner gardener. Thank you Laura❤️
Coffee, Laura and my little garder on the balcony😉. Laura is a great inspiration! Thanks Laura🙏😊! And, let's not forget, Mr. Charles Dowding also (from the UK)! The best teacher and gardener we can all learn from! I recommend his books and YT Channel. And, I belive, Laura also knows Charles methods in the garden. She's SMART girl😘. Greetings Nada from Croatia, EU🤗
I love Charles Dowding! Laura's a fantastic gardener as well, just with a different approach. She digs and uses fertiliser, which Charles doesn't do. Both fantastic and knowledgeable, just very different.
Hi Laura! You're going to have so much yummy stuff! I'm glad you mentioned the Oregon Sugar Pod Peas because I have some seeds from your Mom and Dad's garden center and haven't planted them yet. It's nice to know I can still use them this year (they are actually from last year)! Thank you so much for sharing!
Just wondering.. you always look fresh and never sunburned after working in the sun and heat. Do you use sunscreen? If yes, which kind? I would like one that stands up to the heat and lasts.. and you seem to have found it! Thanks ..love love your channel
I am very new to gardening and I must say that I love watching Garden Answer with more confidence than four months ago...I enjoy Laura and I thank you!🙋🏽♀️
I have planted some fall seeds for the first time this year! Never too old to learn at 62! Thanks for the inspiration to keep on keeping on lol. You are amazing Laura, I don’t know if I could work in that heat though. Wish we could have had a quick tour of this garden space I was straining my neck to see beyond but no luck lol.
Hello Laura (and Aaron)! I was struck by an idea watching this video! When your cilantro comes in could you share a video with us on how you make salsa?! It’s one of my favorite foods and I’d love to see you make your favorite recipe with all the fresh ingredients from the garden! Thanks! :)
Desi squash is a great choice for a late season crop as it's only 50 days. The plant is compact and the fruit is small and round and tastes like a summer squash!
Hi Laura, I've being watching your videos for a few months now and now just want to get into my garden and start planting all the wonderful flowers that you plant and mention. I also recently start collecting succulents and have made a few small arrangements for my sisters, which they think is so adorable. I am from South Africa, so our climate is very different from yours, but I do talk to the nursery owners when going to look for flowers, just to make sure that I get the correct plants for the right season. I am now also just want to plant in pots, because I just love the ones that you've done in your videos and your garden. Thank you so much for all the wonderful and beautiful ideas you give us.
Thank you soooo much for the Celcius conversion. I have been trying to learn Farenheit just to fully understand your videos and It has not been going so well. 😄 Love to you, Aron, Benjamin and your family from Sweden! ❤️
Who else waves at Laura at the end. lol. I'm pretty envious of that field, and all that space. I have the land, but time, not so much, retirement in a year and half, and i will be back to planting a bigger garden, raised beds for now, packed full. I wanted to ask Laura if she plants any artichoke or cardoon? I have a friend on the west coast that grows them, i'm going to try on the east coast.
I am so happy for your pregnancy and love watching your show. Love watching Russell in your videos and the information you give. Thank you for letting us as viewers into your personal life. Looking forward to your next video.
Hello GA, interesting, can you share some techniques of how to grow Parsley, I tired but it died after the small leaves growth, same with basil. Please it would be nice to share your thoughts on these herbs. :) However just to give you an idea I had planted them in containers but didn't survived. I'm a Beginner I loved watching your videos and truly got inspired by you. Thankyou so much for the Inspiration. I live in India. :)
Did some projects first and then came in to cool off with Laura planting. What great information and enjoyment I get from this channel. Since I have been watching this channel I have planted at least 80 new varieties of plants that I had never planted before. I get my inspiration from here each day.
You are so lucky to be able to work outside and not get chewed to pieces with black flies and mosquitoes. I went out this morning to get some carrots and beets from the garden and near got carried away with black flies.
Biting my nails, waiting for a garden tour of the complete propery including the new space. Saw a glimpse of the first area planted up in the new space...and I was like Wow.
Gorgeous garden per usual. ♥️ I don't know how you work in this heat with your hair down. I would be a puddle of sweat, and if my neck gets sweaty, I _have_ to pull it up. 😂 I want to garden here, upstate SC, but, Japanese beetles have become so bad in the past decade, and getting worse. They can eat up a garden, seemingly, overnight. I had 4 Knockout Roses covered in flowers. I came out the next day and in their place were beetles. Others in the area are having the same issues. The only thing that works are chopsticks and a bucket of soapy water, plucking each one off and drowning it. Add to that, I have a "black thumb", and I just don't even try anymore. I live viciously through you. ♥️
Laura, Would you show us the other things you've already planted in your new space, like the cut flower garden, sweet peas, even the late planted flower seeds. I was noticing all the green in the background and kept hoping you'd show us a little during this video so we could see how they're doing. What's coming up well, what might be struggling, etc. I thought I saw some color too.
I bought a house 3 months ago in Ontario, Canada and it what I thought was an old vegetable garden but filled with weeds and composite decking boards--come to find out I had strawberries but the rabbit ate them all (not completed enclosed), dug up some tiny red onions and some white shallots, then using google lens to identify the plants I had potatoes growing!!. I dug up like 9 little potatoes. I am going to dig out all the weeds and turn the earth over and get it ready to plant something. Thanks to you I thought this season was over but I may be able to grow a little something this fall if I get on it soon enough
Huge fan of garden answer! I just had my first baby this summer so I didn’t start any new garden projects this year, but I’ve been in planning mode for next season already; I was wondering when you recommend purchasing seeds and do they expire? Any particular companies you recommend for reputable seeds? Thank you for making such amazing content-it’s been such a bright spot during all this craziness this year :)
We're getting ready to plant our fall crop too! We recently planted a 2nd wave of cucumbers, squash zucchini and zinnias. Also, we harvested our first cucumber and baby watermelon (and our 2nd zucchini) from our garden today. Thanks for all your info & advice. we couldn't done it without you, Laura:)
Everything in your new cut garden is looking so good, I love seeing how things are growing. And this video was so much fun, this area is turning out to be such a beautiful space, I could see glimpses of the tunnel, it looks like it is doing wonderful as well. Thanks so much for such a restful video, I look forward to seeing the progress the veggies make. Take care sending love and hugs, bye for now.
I love all the activity on the new property! I can’t wait for an update on everything that you’ve planted there. I caught a sneak peek of the flowers in the background and they look amazing! I know this is completely unrelated to this video but you’ve inspired me to put in some drip at my home and expand our raised beds. We live in the Northeast and will need to winterize our lines - could your do a video on how you prepare your lines for winter? I’ve tried to look through your past video but didn’t see anything. Thanks!!
Ashley Levesque My drip is connected to a hydrant rather than to my automatic sprinkler system. When I’m done watering for the year I unhook the hose and use an air compressor to blow out my drip system just to be safe. Some say you don’t have to b/c the water all drips out of the lines but I’d rather be safe than sorry!
So happy to see you planting Golden Beets! Since red-purple beets bleed their color I go for golden beets and the candy cane striped variety which don't bleed. And I just learned there are white beets too.
I didn’t know you could plant so many vegetables this late.I always planted in May or June & that was it. Keeping notes for next year as I’ll be moving soon & cant wait to try so much that I’ve learned in the short time I found your channel
I look forward to your new videos and am really impressed with the Hoselink! I’m not familiar with that brand but will be looking for one. Your garden brings me so much joy and encouragement. Our backyard has been ‘natural’ for eleven years and my husband and I have started putting beds in and want you to know you inspired us!
Looks beautiful. Wish we had access to water. We live in NW Arkansas and have to haul water like we like in the 1800's. The city water line stops 2 miles down the road and the city won't run the water line up the Mountain the 2 miles. We tried to sink a well, but it came up dry. It was even switched and they drilled where he said water was. I envy anyone with access to water.
We had our first rain in several months last night. My plants are going to be so happy! Getting ready to plant my fall garden this weekend. Can’t wait for the harvest videos!
Coffee with Laura and planting for Fall what a nice way to start the day! I loved seeing this as it is the push I needed to get the rest of the soil i need and get some peas started at least on my patio. I hope we are at work next year this time and we will be able to do this with the children but for now it is just getting things planned so we will be ready when we go back. Thanks for the push!!
Great info! I wanted to plant a few things for fall crop but was unsure of what and when. I will be rewatching this several times and taking notes. You are such an inspiration!
Would you ever consider filming a how to build a compost making area? With the amount of yard waste you end up with I bet you could make a fair bit of compost each year. I was looking at all those squash leaves and thinking back to previous videos of you trimming up trees etc. and thinking you could totally compost all of that and add it into to your new lands soil.
I’m just so jealous of your growing season...I’m lucky to have a 90 day total growing season, and I have super alkaline soil as well!! I have some very drastic day and night temperatures too. It’s not the easiest to grow stuff in, but I still try😉
You are seriously WONDER WOMAN!!! Super inspirational. This is maybe too early to ask, but how are you planning on utilizing this area in the winter? will you be planting any winter interest?
She said in a Q & A they were offered a TV show, but turned it down. She likes having full control over her content, and that she can work-from-home and fit the filming schedule around their son.
You are awesome! 🤗 and I feel your pain with gardening in the heat! It’s ranging between 85-95*F most days here in Bermuda and the humidity is in the mid 80s... we haven’t had any rain in a couple of weeks so it’s scorching! I really hope all of my new flowerbeds make it through the summer. I might have to figure out a drip system for next summer if they do survive! I am so so close to doing it now. 🤔 You guys almost have me convinced I can do it... haha
You mentioned your Zinnias in this video. When will you be showing us an update on the annual flower seeds you planted? I ordered several of the varieties you showed on your early seed organization video and am interested in seeing how yours are doing. Thanks for all your hard work on awesome content!
Love the way the new property is looking!! Lots of useful information as always! My gardens are looking 100% better since I started watching your videos! 🌞😊🌿🌱🌺🌳👍💯💚❤
In Socal veggie gardens, many farmers are sterilizing soil w/ methylbromide rite after Labor Day, in order to plant strawberries. Veggies you mentioned, Socal can start having frost ( dry/wet) around Thanksgiving, so some farmers will roll out plastic sheathing to cover at nite , use crop heaters or use smudge pots. Remember to turn down irrigation, UV index fall drastically after 9/21 ea yr.
You've probably answered this in previous videos but what sunscreen and SPF do you use for your face? It's so important to have sun protection and your skin looks so good even though you've been so much time outside.
Can you do more harvest videos? I love those. I recently came across an article about improved hybrid varieties of Geums, a flower I had never heard of before that I can remember. I found the pictures of them incredibly beautiful and I immediately wondered if you've ever grown them in your gardens. The ones with dark burgundy stems and contrasting flowers(yellow, orange, peach, light pink) I found so striking and fascinating! I think they would be beautiful in cut flower arrangements as well as in the garden!
@@Bamboo4U2 I garden north of Madrid Spain and I have no humidity either thank goodness, but from 2 - 5 pm you can't be outside and the poor dogs are flat out on the stone floors. So looking forward to August, always a kinder month.
@@GrannysGarden yep. I have relatives in Arizona. Often, no one is outside in the late afternoon when it passes 110F. It's literally dangerous to be outside at those temps. You won't sweat. You'll just drop. No warning signs.
I love this:) would you show us a drone shot of the new property from above now that things are growing? It would be so good to see how much progress you made so quickly x
