Oh wow. A video everyday. It going to be a good few minutes. Needed to de-stress from all the unrest in my country now. No sleep for days and no gardening. Torturous week so THANK YOU for this. We needed this video especially with handsome little man
The destruction and despair caused over the past days in South Africa have been scary and stressful and I am so thankful for a peaceful cyber walk around your garden ❤️ thank you
It's been devastating, scary and so sad...hope you weren't directly affected Paige, luckily here in Port Elizabeth situation is tense but under control, but i agree, these daily videos of Laura's have been a hugely welcome relief from the horrendous videos doing the rounds here.
@@susanvanniekerk8076 Thanks to our community members for their massive efforts, our towns are safe. I am glad to hear you are well and safe in PE. Go well and happy gardening 🤗
I can feel your love & enthusiasm as you share your tips & care of your plants. Your knowledge and skills in gardening is overwhelming. Thanks for a very entertaining video.
Me watching Laura Eubanks touring her garden is equivalent to me visiting both an art gallery AND a botanical garden.... Maybe cut back the pink jasmin to like half the size, and than add the cage?
Gosh it all looks so beautiful. When you say "look at this ti's awful" I'm thinking.. I wish mine looked that bad haha. Such a beautiful garden Laura, love it!! 😍
Love WW's! Ideas -- Maybe plant those front porch aloes/agaves in the front yard under your tree (take out the aeoniums). I still say the front yard barrels would look so good with some portulcaria afras somewhere nearby -- maybe in the flanking front porch planter with the sticks on fire? They don't need much maintenance. I am in love with the variegated millia in the backyard in the pot -- I have never seen one here in L.A.
I just love seeing your propagation projects. The stem propagation looks very interesting. Whenever you clean out an area in your garden, I always lust after your throw aways!😄
Hey Laura, if you chop off the Sea Dragon’s flower stem, pop the stem into your garden of death. Sometimes the flower stems of big Echeverias will grow roots and then babies along the stem. It’s magic!
This was a fun walk about Wednesday! 😊 Have you considered putting the large "pouty" aloe that is in the pot on your front porch, into the front garden? It's winter here, but I'm getting so much inspo from what you are doing... and I'm still getting leaves to propagate to build up my stock to do some tapestry inspired work. 😁 We are in a subtropical climate, so I have to watch how long the rainfall makes them wet in summer.
Can you believe it's mid July 2021? Already? Remember mid July of 2020? Go scientists. It's so uplifting in light of the 2020 human pandemic (please no more) to observe the life cycles of succulents rolling along always wanting to survive and thrive. The constancy of nature is very grounding and full of serenity. Those gutters are amazing I want more eye level succulents in all those colors, shapes and textures. You could make a million more cornucopias easy.
The wind chopped my ghosties (4 branched out of one stem), which I was letting them do a bonsai look. I reset them in the same pot with the stems. Now, they're taking off and the original stem's have tons of babies. It looks amazing!
pink jasmine: find a trellis that will fit in that pot: the jasmine wants to climb, that's what it does, and if you keep cutting it back you will miss the magnificent bloom again in the fall (smells amazing! i have a massive one that climbs and cascades over a wall)... so happy i found your channel... for all who would like, please hold one of my mama aeoniums in your thoughts as i will be burying her later this week... i allowed her to bloom a GORGEOUS bloom stalk, she kept many, many, MANY bees very happy through our summer (orange county, ca), but alas, she is finally passing on and i will bury her in my green trash sometime this week, sigh... but the babies live on!! thanks for this video, love your walkabouts!
Laura, if I remember correctly for your red planters you had put new soil in one and said you would do the same with the smaller one? Maybe that’s all you need to do and it’ll grow bigger. I could be wrong but I kind of remember that 😊
Laura, I'd think a trellis would work for the pink Jasmine and so easy to stick in the soil! One question concerning your videos...how often do you post new videos? Sometimes I don't catch them and when I bring up your RU-vid, the dates are never in order or even close! 😢 Thank you for your posts, I love the plants, your projects and for me, your voice is so soothing! 😊
I try to upload everyday. You can hit the notification bell under the header on my homepage. That will alert you when a new video is uploaded. Thanks so much for subscribing!
Hello Laura !! I have a question for you , all aeoniums are in dormant mode in summer? Or just those who are in hot weather? because when I go to San Francisco I see them very beautiful as if it were autumnal . Also can you show us what insecticide do you use for mealybug. ?
Hi Laura love your videos! Can I go off-topic and ask what is the street tree on what we call your nature strip but you call a stupid strip? Melanie Kinsey
Your succulent fountain, did you put drain holes in the bowls? I recently got an old, wonderful, cement bird bath and I am not sure if I want to use it as a bird bath or succulent holder. Do I have to put holes into it for drainage? Thanks for your help
Weee...got in 4 minutes into dropping! Question: I agree with you about the bloom sapping the energy from the soft succulents (because I saw it happen to my imbricata and titubans), but is it true as well for aloes? Do the blooms stress require as much energy from aloes as they do from the soft succies?
