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We've been planting a vegetable garden for over 50 years. The next one is always new, right? It's never boring to watch you. 😊
@camicri4263
Жыл бұрын
I agree!
@mollypitcher9380
Жыл бұрын
Sounds like YOU should have a garden channel w all of your experience!🌸
Laura, we like to see you do the same things every year as it gives us a reminder to plant spring crops in our own garden 😂
@susiethomas6032
Жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness I have just written the same thing…..great minds think alike 😊
@josweatt898
Жыл бұрын
It never gets old.
@dontgetmadgetraddd
Жыл бұрын
I was coming here to say this! I’ve been watching for years but I still like a gentle reminder to get on something if I’ve let it slip! Plus I like to see year to year anything that’s done differently or see how something is laid out in the space. For those of us that love to garden it certainly doesn’t get old!
@jenniferkessener1111
Жыл бұрын
Yup, coming to say the same. Usually you are a bit ahead of us in the season, and it is a great reminder for me. I often decide to do something, remembering past years, and think, ' how did Laura do that?'.
@AttnDefDis_
Жыл бұрын
I wouldn't say "we". I don't like it, but I understand it. So, I just check in every day and only watch the stuff I find interesting. Used to watch every video, but after a few years, the redundancy has gotten to me. No big deal.
I'm an "Old timer" and have been a GA family member for Years and years! -- I refer to myself as: a "Back in the Day Follower!" I never get tired of your videos...Never!
@gretchenburton7184
Жыл бұрын
Yes!!! Every morning I look forward to seeing them❤❤❤
I loved when Aaron said “because you plant like a mad woman”! He is so funny. Love you guys. 😂❤
Never get tired of repeats because there is always learning no matter how many times it is repeated. As I heard an expert gardener in England say is that the joy of gardening is that you never stop learning. Thank you again for your hard work and effort - greatly appreciated.
You and Aaron are very well spoken and knowledgeable and your editing is top notch. Your videos are the first thing I look for every morning so do not worry about them being boring or the same thing each year. I've been following for years and I learn something every time I watch them. Also, I really appreciate that you don't overuse tired phrases, you have a pleasant voice and you both are so positive and upbeat and get to the point quickly. You are the best gardening channel out there and we value your time and input.
Wow Aaron is really onto something when he suggested making a video about bloom times! That is EXACTLY what I would love to know and I don’t think I’m alone in that. I’m always on a very tight budget and need to make decisions based on the best bang for my buck. Unfortunately with gardening, I’m a novice so I don’t have years of experience to draw on. This would be SO helpful!
I agree with Aaron, your experience with how long things stay in bloom would have been super valuable to know when I was just starting out. I had to learn the hard way. 😊
@schoolbeginsaftercoffee4759
Жыл бұрын
I'm a new gardener. I would find that information invaluable.
@juliepeterson142
Жыл бұрын
Yes!
@SK-rz6ej
Жыл бұрын
Totally agree!!
I love Aaron’s idea of a video showing those that last the longest blooming. I want blooms as long as possible. One and done are great after you have a well established garden, but until then, you want a long blooming plant
@monalisa7
Жыл бұрын
Great idea for newbie gardeners!
@fraukeg.facchini2691
Жыл бұрын
Totally agree! The longest blooming perennials and shrubs with the least maintenance, would be a perfect world.😂
I just enjoy seeing whatever you are doing in the garden Laura, it is always interesting and informative , and each year is different according to the weather conditions and what you choose to plant each year - I'm sure I'm not the only person who feels the same way! xxx
I never tire of your duplicate garden answer videos. Following through the seasons is inspirational & transformative in that the gardener changes with the gardener. So keep 'em coming! They're not boring in the least! So much fun watching you & your gardens grow! BTW, love these weekly catchups & Aaron's input with them!
'You're planting like a mad woman.' 😂😂💚 We love that Laura is mad!😂 Love all you guys do!.
You crack me up, " for those of you who are younger....." I am 68 and to hear you say that made me nearly spit my coffee out.
@JOANNBATES-sd3sy
Жыл бұрын
Same here Sue!!
In order, I watch: 1) to see the south garden 2) to see anything outdoors 3) antique hunting 4) the sound of her voice I don't care if it is the same thing every year in terms of content.
@lorettatremmel6376
Жыл бұрын
Exactly why I watch!
@zormier2002
Жыл бұрын
I love the sound of her voice too
@MrsTib66
Жыл бұрын
Laura is so easy to listen to, no pauses, ums, or uhhs. Very well spoken! 💕
@mariaj3263
Жыл бұрын
Sometimes I'm not watching but I'll have a video running bc I like her voice, too!
@GwynneDear
Жыл бұрын
I have insomnia and having something to listen to really helps, this is one of my go tos for that.
I’m from Vancouver Canada and visited Andrew’s Seed last week on our way home from Arizona. It was a bucket list ✔️ thing for me. Met Monica (what a sweetie) and bought a cute little bird house. I should have made a list of things to buy before going! Oh my gosh, what a beautiful shop your parents have. I’m not going to lie, I was a bit overwhelmed by the size of the store and all the wonderful things. I will definitely be back! (I kinda geeked out at seeing veggies in the window as I remember when you made those 😂.)
So. I've been watching Garden Answer since likely your second year on you tube... I never get tired of 'the same' videos because you're always evolving your process but it's also fab anticipation for what season of the garden I'm about to start into. Keep doing what you're doing!!!!
I would LOVE if Aaron would continue to talk about lawn care. For those of us who are constantly tackling our lawn along with our gardens…it’s so helpful to hear his updates on what he is doing to help the lawn.
@joyt.8779
Жыл бұрын
me too! I loved how he got in the info for the person who asked about the patches in the lawn. Aaron gave great detail to how to remedy the patches.
Hi Laura and Aaron! I just wanted to mention when you talked about "I am doing another video and this again." I want you to keep in mind that the people who watch your videos religiously watch for "it is time to clean up, plant, seed" at this time. I am a 5b zone. It is nice to follow along and a reminder that it's time to clean, seeding, and planting. Your a friend that I grow along with. It's one of the main reasons I watch your videos. Keep up the good work! ❤
The last time Nature’s Willow sponsored your recap, I ordered the pain patches and the bath soak. They sent samples of the pain cream. We liked them all! That stuff is great! Thanks for all you do for us, Laura and Aaron!
@lindaga820
Жыл бұрын
Thank you for your recommendation ! I definitely need to try some of their products !!
I learn something new all the time. DON'T STOP DOING THIS.
Don’t think there’s much chance of any of us leaving. We’re hooked. You’re videos are part of my daily routine. 😎
Love the way that you explain the cost of a job, understanding that supply costs are different in different areas, and appreciate the cost of the labor.
Aaron’s idea of a video of how long blooms last would be awesome!!! Especially to know what plants to put in a garden bed so there is color all year long in different stages.
Please just keep showing us what you’re doing because every day you inspire me. Gardening is great for my physical and mental health. Your example gives me the idea to go outside and what project I could do. Thank you so much my long distance friend!
So glad you said that about repeat videos❤I’m one of the ones that’s followed through”thick and Thin” and still love, love when you show close ups of how your planting each variety . Every year is something new we’re trying and seeing the depth etc is a great great help ❤Aaron’s face when you are going to do something he likes is precious .
When you share what you do every year is a reminder to me of what I can get started in my garden. So keep doing what you're doin we are not getting tired!
I tell my hubby to blame Laura for my gardening. I see a video and boom I’m motivated! Seedlings and bags of soil and compost are constantly in our garage. Thanks Laura 😂
We never get tired of watching you plant vegetables!
IMHO - I like the seasonal “repeat” videos!! It helps me time my own garden 🌱and reinforces best practices. 👍
I have followed you since the beginning and I still enjoy watching the routine videos. I like to see what you are doing for timing and the adjustments that we do as gardeners each year. Please keep up the daily routine videos.
The reason I love the cardboard method for creating a garden bed is that you are not removing your topsoil or destroying your soil structure. Removing the sod just removes so much top soil and is so much work.
I get excited every year for the same videos. Planting spring crops? Yay! Chicken coop garden maintenance? Yay! Harvesting garlic? YAY! Each year you share what has and hasn’t been working well for you, and this not only helps me learn but also feel more comfortable embracing the learning process in my own garden.
When I watch your videos, I feel like I am hanging out with my friend so it never gets boring watching spring planting. And it motivates me to do different things.
You know, I'm 32, almost 33 and I've been dealing with lots of body aches and pains for years... I've recently gotten into gardening the past few years and pain relief is something not talked about much in the gardening world, but with gardening comes quite a bit a physical pain and discomfort 🤣 I love that you guys have this sponsor! I will definitely be ordering some products!!
@bihakuma3877
Жыл бұрын
This is so true! I planted 10 22 inch pots of David Austin Roses this weekend, and I've been in pain ever since. My body definitely did not match my mind's excitement. It's traumatized, that's for sure.
Please know that I never get tired of video topics that repeat over the years! I have learned so much from you, and after seeing you do something multiple times, I end up having much greater confidence to do it myself!!!
I like the yearly routines. It helps me remember when I should be doing the same things. I watch every episode and I don’t even mind a repeat. Lol
Greetings, Laura and Aaron, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸 So lovely to enjoy you two in my living room with a Cup of Coffee ☕️ ❤ I think this format is so intimate. Thanks ❤️ Happy Gardening Everyone 👩🌾 👍 ❤Peggy❤
Hey Laura. Dont ever worry about your audience getting tired of the same thing. We LOVE everything you do. I watch your old videos over and over. I also love the ‘Natures Willow’. I ordered the last time you told us about it. The itch lotion is awesome for my excema on my ankle. Also really like the pain patch. Thanks for everything!!
Aaron is so right!!! I'd love to know about long season blooming flowers and early bloomers and later season bloomers....basically the best selection of plants to buy that will flower from spring through winter 😅 🤭 🙃
I so enjoy the highlights with the chatter between you and Aaron! ! You two are the best!!!! Thanks for allowing us into your lives.
YES!!! Aaron is right on in terms of wanting to know how long things bloom and what time of year. A video on perennials that are long bloomers would be fantastic! So much to learn for newbies and it's so, SO hard to know where to start to even go ask a question at my local nursery!
Went to Natures Willow to place an order before your sales pitch was even over! Thanks Susan (MOM20) for the discount! 💕
@terryblase3234
Жыл бұрын
Me, too!
Oh Laura we are not tired of seeing the same things every year. We look forward to seeing it because it helps us remember what it plant and do in our own garden. Please don’t ever stop doing what and have you are doing. ❤❤
Nope - I don't get bored of seeing you plant up your gardens. We are -4 c this morning and still a little snow on the ground (got missed a major snow storm this week!). Zone 3 in Winnipeg, Manitoba (Canada). These types of videos give me hope that there will be a spring - only started seeing plants emerging from the ground this week.
@elliebee2012
Жыл бұрын
Hi Tiffany! I am in Brandon MB, and that spring storm was crazy here! The roads were wild! I love watching Laura! It gives me hope that spring is coming. Winnipeg has amazing garden centres!
I agree with others who have said we enjoy seeing you plant that veggie garden (and every other garden) every year. I've seen almost every one of your videos and some of them multiple times - your long tours each season are my faves, honestly - and not only am I *not* bored by repeat areas, I actually kind of expect them! Well, I mean... I look forward to them. Also, you're the perfect example of how a garden evolves and thus gardening knowledge evolves, so it's never actually exactly the same. I love watching you garden in the same way that I love gardening in my own. All the areas are important and interesting. Thanks for your wonderful content 🌿🏵
I have been following you for years and never never ever get sick of seeing the veggie garden put together each year, it’s my favourite thing ❤️ I also love when you plant and prune the chicken garden. Can’t wait to see the progress in that new/old space where the circle of Aliums survived this season.
“Planting like a mad woman”. Aaron you’re hilarious!! First time I’ve laughed out loud at one of your comments. Love when you have those “discussions” .
I've watched every single video since I found that charming blonde girl with the pretty little townhouse garden. I've never once thought, omgosh, how many times are you going to do the same thing? I have 3.5 acres, with 2/3 being wooded. We are surrounded by protected land with no hunting and let's just say my deer population would be envious to some people. I'm not personally a fan. 😂 My beds along the front of the house are basically just deer proof shrubs and bushes. I have a small fenced in area around the back of my house that I can freely plant in and it's mostly shade and deep shade, along a creek. It's beautiful, but it leaves me very limited to containers and shade ground plantings. I live vicariously through you every single day and am so grateful for the content the Garden Answer crew produces. Thank you for what you do!
Love your videos! Never get tired of watching! Always learn something new ❤️
You guys crack me up! 😂 I love the banter between you. I used to view the recap videos more as a podcast, and listen while I worked in the kitchen, but now I find myself wanting to watch the looks you give each other. You're very entertaining!🤗
Yes a video of long bloomers would be fun. In the case of spring bulbs it’s so dependent on weather. Some years they go longer because it’s colder.
I can't wait to see it evolve, grow and have more plants added! Existing!❤️🤗❤️ Have a blessed week everyone 💗
Even if y'all do the same things with the "same" video every year, I myself often discover something that I just wasn't paying attention to the previous year. Little tidbits of info that you offer about irrigation or sun angles - whatever, do vary from video to video. Besides, your loyal followers aren't just hear to learn, we're here because we love you and your family so it's like watching Little House on the Prairie for entertainment. Just keep doing you !
You two, I love your videos....and learn so much. I'm so glad that the feed back you both have with each other is with lots of smiles and laughter and the way you bounce ideas off each other is amazing. Keep up the good work and we'll be here watching the fruits of your labor. Thank you
There is no way I could get bored of watching you plant spring crops each year or anything that seems like repeats, I always learn something new each time or get new ideas each time!
I love everything you tackle and the interaction between you and Aaron ,the kids of course and Russell I could just go on and on !❤😊
Aaron needs to make a video of what his day looks like when taking care of the grass. Or even a Q&A for ppl with grass questions. PLEASE 🙏
I think it is important for people to understand that people use gardens in different ways. I can totally appreciate how stress-relieving a rose garden in this form will be.
Never get tired of seeing the regular annual chores! :)
I top dressed all of my flower pots with Land and Sea Compost last year. Wow, it made such a difference. I will do that always from now on.
I'm glad you show what you do every year because it reminds me what I should be doing about now.
Been here from very early on (at the townhouse), and often go back to videos for information, inspiration, and sometimes motivation. Keep showing us what you do! We love it and appreciate you all!
I love seeing what y’all are currently doing year round. We all learn something different every time we plant 💕
"You're planting like a mad woman..." 😂 oh my goodness gracious heavens to Betsy, I've not laughed until I see stars in such a long time!!!!! I live in Chelsea, AL now but am from Aloha, OR and come from a long line of gardeners. Aaron, that's such a Pacific Northwest saying and one of the endearing phrases from my childhood!! Oh my gosh, what a wonderful way to wake fully up the glorious Lord's Day!! Thank you, keep on keeping on!! And, truth be told, many of us would watch ya'll watching paint dry you've become such a staple in our lives 😂😂!! Love ya'll and lift all ya'll up everyday.
I have been watching for years. Love every video. My favorites are seeing you 2 working together. And drone footage. Your videos are the BEST!
Always enjoy these Sunday recap videos! I love the positivity in your responses! Natures Willow is the bomb! We love it here at our house, thanks for the introduction to them. I also ordered the pain pack and was thrilled with all the freebies they included. Thank you Laura, Aaron and Natures Willow! ❤
I would LOVE a video on things that bloom for a long time. Good idea, Aaron!
We will never get tired of planting videos of all kinds. I am excited to see you do what I do and learn each time! I just made my pilgrimage from Texas and bought some of those products. Met your mom and sister. They ate so delightful. Highlight of my year so far.
The winter sowing plants look great! Your videos are never boring or repetitive, keep 'em coming.
Don’t ever feel bad about doing the same things! At work I listen to all your videos on repeat while I work because I always bring something new away from it!! Thank you for sharing!!! ❤️
I'm here for any video you make, whether it's a brand-new topic/task or something you have done a hundred times before. I started watching your videos a year or so before you moved to the 'new house' and I haven't missed any yet. My garden beds have gone from mediocre to outstanding because of your videos. Love you guys!
I do this on my own. So I don’t have anyone to do this with. Watching ur video makes me feel like I’m not on my own 😊
Good morning! No matter what you film or how many times you film we will watch. It never gets old and sometimes we miss something in one video but see it in another video. Love all your videos. I learn something from every video! 😊
I don't mind seeing you do the same planting every year. I always learn something new! Love your coffee cup!
I follow through thick and thin. Never get tired if of watching planting spring crops.
I have not gotten tired of your videos. Every year is different.
I never get tired of spring planting! You continue to inspire me. Keep up the great work!
I put in a rain barrel this spring! 1/10th of an inch of rain filled my 55 gallon barrel! I was amazed!!
When you worry about “doing too many of the same” types of video, please don’t worry! I’ve been following along for quite a while now, and I learn something new from every single video… even what may feel like a repeat, I’m still learning something new! Thank you for all you share!
We don't get tired of videos like planting spring crops!! The last one was a whole year ago!! Keep it up!
You can kill the tooth if the filling is to high. Please go get it adjusted. It takes maybe 2 minutes. Love all your posts!💖
Watching the recap videos and hearing questions viewers have about your gardens gives me a different perspective. I find I miss a lot in videos because I am usually trying to multitask as I watch. I enjoy Aaron’s feedback also. Your sister’s space will be so beautiful from the beginning. Not having to waiting years for it to develop but be able to enjoy it now is nice. You are such a good sister. Have a Blessed Week.
I never get tired of seeing you do post videos doing the same things from year to year. It’s what’s going on this season! Thank you for sharing your gardening world with us!
I never get tired of the year to year videos as I am from the East and your season is ahead of ours and it gets me geared up
Great recap. Great week. Thank you so very much for sharing this with us.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I could watch you plant the same things over and over again. Always pick up something new in your videos!
I live in Australia, I pretend I know about gardening, but I love watching someone that really knows what there doing, and it’s interesting the difference in plants.
I've heard Aron mention this before about soil being "absorbed" into the plants. Plants grow by utilizing the carbon in CO2 in the air through photosynthesis. The soil is merely the medium through which the roots anchor the plant, absorb water and micronutrients (fertilizer). They do take in very small amounts of water soluble minerals within the soil. Hope that helps!
Great recap. Really enjoy these. I like the reminder / refresher that showing the spring planting gives. I love seeing whatever you are doing in the garden. Thank you
We never ever get tired of the same videos. Just happy to have the motivation and come along for it!
I LOVE the spring crops videos! Please keep doing them. 🌸
Laura has said a few times she is worried about repeating herself but this channel and the different programmes offer advice alongside innovation and sharing what she routinely does (weekly, monthly, annually) is as important as the new developments. All power to her and Aaron!
I never get tired of any of your videos! I love each and everyone!
Always love the interaction between you & Aaron. I love the nature willow’s pain cream & bath salts!
NOOOOO I don't get tired of the same !!!! It helps me so much with my planning and gives me inspirations
I loved i when Aaron say that she "Plants Like A Mad Woman." That was so funny
I love watching you do similar things year after year because it seems I always learn something new. You always are learning so you are always teaching new things. I am gardening this year and in years past I wasn’t watching to learn just to be entertained. I love your channel.
Ive been watching garden answer since before there were little kiddos. I will NEVER tire of seeing you plant or work in the garden for anything. Its inspiring and motivating and watching your space evolve and mature is just amazing. You bring us for much of your journey ty!! Pls keep doing it 😭🤩🤩
I’m a die hard Garden Answer fan from the beginning! Will never get tired of watching and learning!❤️
Never get tired of Laura’s planting videos! They are always a little different! Love you guys and will watch no matter what! Ha! ❌❌🙋♀️