Equipment dealer: What implement were you thinking for it? Aaron: All of them.

It just amazes me how you don’t have rocks or stones in your soil. Soooo different from what we deal with in my area. Having the right tools must be so nice too.❤

@MarybethGrassi

20 күн бұрын

you are right

@maryshields1935

20 күн бұрын

I am always amazed, I havd rocks and roots galor!!

@BridgetWeedon

20 күн бұрын

I know! Their soil is so fluffy! While I have clay soil and rocks. Ugh.

@2006marsha

20 күн бұрын

I feel your pain. We dig up boulders, some of them were close to 50 pounds 👊🏻💪

@joyceschneider8377

20 күн бұрын

Laura and Aaron have really started from ground up adding, cleaning etc. End...beautiful dirt, yards, plants and property.

Aaron and Paul have their own sign language! He is a gift! 🤟🏻

@w.bovgvereav5761

20 күн бұрын

Their Sign Language Skills Can't Hold A Candle To The 'Oregon Green Austrian Pine' Trees They Planted ... Lol

Plant those extra sumacs you’re going to pull from the south garden into some big pots! Once they’re contained, you can have that amazing fall color wherever you want it in the garden! And with their shallow roots, you don’t have to worry about them escaping the pots you put them in. 😉

@belindam3797

20 күн бұрын

That is a great idea.

@RTCPhotoWork

20 күн бұрын

That's exactly what I was thinking.

@AB-ol5uz

20 күн бұрын

The pots lining the driveway for fall color ;)

@Lacey823

20 күн бұрын

Good idea! 🎉

@billballard1343

20 күн бұрын

Another experiment worth a try...

I gasped as Laura took after the blackberries and bare-hand grabbed the canes! I was like, dang Laura's getting tougher every year! I forgot they were thornless until she mentioned it hahaha

@mernany

20 күн бұрын

Same! Blackberries are a weed where I live and I cringed when she put those in 😅 then when she just manhandled them barehanded I was like am I a baby?? Oh nope she just has thornless 😂

@marybethgardener111

15 күн бұрын

OMG ME TOO!!! I'm like Wow, Laura is invincible! lol

The Bobcat certainly has made your life so much easier. I did not want this episode to end.... I could have watched you plant all day. Your gardens are just beautiful and can't wait to see them in full bloom. And your grass! So green and beautiful . Thank you for the nice start of my day😊

Do you realize how many of us live our gardening life through you all. Never miss a video❤️

Beautiful cedar trees! I really want one. 😍 And I have a confession, the other day when Laura planted a larch, I thanked for the inspiration to plant trees I never really bothered to look more closely at. Today I’ve just planted a larch too. 🤣 Copy cat gardener - I know! I even have Golden rain trees started from seed just bc of that beautiful tree beside the brick patio. 😊 Even if my garden is microscopic compared to Laura and Aron’s, even if my budget and assortment here in Sweden is much more sparse, I have a ton of plants and small pockets of garden beds that are inspired from Garden Answer. I’m so so thankful. ❤

@samanthatorres9517

20 күн бұрын

Same!!❤

I never realized how much I would enjoy seeing the dirt fly off the auger. Thank you for putting that in! and creating this channel!

Aaron is amazing with his new toy! Loved the "x marks the spot"😅 How accurate Aaron is. Paul little dance was so cute! Your place is absolutely beautiful! How on earth do you find time to do everything you do Laura! You are Super Woman!

We all need a Paul! He’s so great at everything he does.

WOW! I'm exhausted after all this work we did today!!! HAAA!!! This was a fun video to watch.

Love Paul’s Soil Packin’ dance! Can’t wait to see the planting of all the goodies from the evening stroll at Andrews!!!

Laura's enthusiasm is contagious.

@Susanne219

20 күн бұрын

Right!? She’s made me an optimistic and flexible gardener.

I like that Paul is getting more comfortable in front of the camera. I remember back in the day getting a glimpse of him through a window or outside off in the distance wondering who he was.

That Oregon pine looks like it’s flipping us off. 😂😂😂

Hey Sweet Laura, Aaron, Paul,and Children, we've just had a terrible tornado here in Bartlesville, Ok. Monday it did quite a bit of destruction here.Today is Wednesday,they finally got our electricy back on around 11.AM.I lost a lot of food, in my freezer,But, thank God we had no lifes lost here.But our small town of Barnsdall, Ok. Is a total loss.Sadly one life was loss, one still missing, and eight in the hospital. God is wonderful, and did a wonderful job of keeping everybody safe.Sorry for the sad news, Keep the Faith, and Keep on Smiling.Sending my love and God's Blessings to you all.Love your new plant placements.Wanda In Bartlesville, Ok.

@annehedlund7333

20 күн бұрын

Glad you are safe. Sad news from Oklahoma.

@marebear09

20 күн бұрын

Praying for you all.

Every time I see a tree planting video from you guys (one of my favorites types of videos you do) I think of all those negative comments you received yrs ago when you had to take some old, dying trees out. If those ppl could see you now! The amount of trees you've put on your property is so commendable!!

I love seeing trees planted!! To me they are peaceful beings...

Whoa! All those new trees make such a difference in your landscape! They look so beautiful through the camera, but I am sure it is nothing in comparison to what your eyes see in person!♡ In MN, our lilacs are just getting ready to burst into bloom... always ready by Mother's Day.♡ I planted 3 Miss Kim lilacs last year near my front door. They survived the winter without trouble and are full of buds.

😂 showing my age I could not help remembering Lucy and stomping the grapes

Glad to see you got rid of the sumac. Here in CT, that and bittersweet vine are the bane of my gardening experience. You have restored my faith in your wisdom. PS...I usually burn what I don't want to come back in my fire pit. They sometimes think they are Lazarus!

@annehedlund7333

20 күн бұрын

I had a really bad experience with a tiny bittersweet vine that took over the world.

Now that Aaron has his new toy “plant them high” seems to have gone out the window 😂😂😁

@lindaga820

20 күн бұрын

Yes, I was thinking the same thing ??

Thank you for going slow and showing us step by step in planting trees. It’s so interesting to see the new equipment and how well it works. I find it fascinating. Great video!

The Weeping Alaskan Cedars are just glorious! So satisfying watching the big auger in action, especially as he was reversing it to sling the dirt off.

It’s just so cool that you got that tractor and can do all of this big work on your own now. It just seems extra satisfying for some reason knowing that all of this equipment is yours!

❤Laura and Aaron and Samantha Grace & Benjamin, such beautiful trees and lovely additions to each area you plant. And Paul and Bethany are the most wonderful people to help in the ongoing process. Do send prayers to Jenny & Jerry and Family at Creekside Nursery who have suffered a terrible loss of their plants and shrubs and trees in the wake of the horrific storm flooding. To all our friends suffering in any of the storms these past months, prayers and good thoughts during the cleanup are with you all 🌷🌸🌷🌸🌷🌸🙏

Let Laura just run to her tree closet and pick out perfection to dress up the property. Breathtaking. Oh so beautiful.

My neighbor across the street passed away and her property sold to the local school district. She had a beautiful weeping Alaskan Cedar for me to enjoy everyday, but in razing her home, the district ripped out the tree. Broke my heart. Now I can enjoy yours. Thank you so much. I love watching you plant trees, talk about trees, tour the trees!

@marebear09

20 күн бұрын

Sad :(

I’ll say this, Augers are worth their weight in gold. So amazing to me how quick and easy they make gardening 🧑‍🌾. The trees are so beautiful and that fluffy soil makes me jealous since I work with clay soil here. Happy Gardening everyone!

The Quaking Aspen from yesterday’s video; the one your Mom pointed with the leaves moving in the wind, would be a great replacement for that Royal Frost Birch that was just removed! 😍🥰❤️🌳🌲🌴

Love the cedars and the lilacs. Aaron looks like he's having a great time!! Amazing how it only takes a few trees and shrubs to make a big difference in the landscape!

Wish I could time travel 20 years into the future to see everything grown.

I could watch Aaron dig holes all day long! 😂 another lovely video… thank you 🇦🇺

👍👍 to Paul for wearing a Vice Grip Sweatshirt! Garden Answer and Vice Grip Garage are the 2 most watched channels in this house!

The Oregon green Austrian pine almost looks as if it's flipping the bird 🙈🙈🙈🤣🤣🤣 I can't unsee it now.

I really loved how you zoomed in on the planting process and really showed the steps. Sometimes editing makes it hard to see what you are actually doing.

It’s so cool to watch the giant auger in action, it must feel very satisfying to see everything coming together.

The bobcat sure does make it a lot easier on all of you. Everything planted today looks beautiful. !

I need that auger! It is amazing! Sure makes your life easier with all the trees you plant. I so envy your property, it is just gorgeous! making bread on top of it all! You are a super woman! Love seeing Paul in more videos with you and Aaron. Thanks for sharing, and making my morning after a horribly STORMY day and night in southeast Wisconsin!

And I noticed that Aaron figured out how to let the weight of it get the tip in position as he slowly lowered it from an angle over the hole... Instead of trying to catch it in the right spot while dangling. 👏🏾👏🏾

So beautiful Laura. I don't know to thank you for being you. A special part of my day watching your channel. ❤ it so much!!

It is so satisfying watching the holes being dug so easily and efficiently.

😊 Paul can really stomp well! He has great rhythm and technique! I give him a 10! And those trees are nice, but those pick tulips really caught my eye. Your property is so amazing. Great working day to everyone!

@salimorton641

20 күн бұрын

Pink 🩷

😁Sumac, sorry but, we all told you so. If you aren't planning to burn that brush pile, those sumac might re-root. Fairly hard to kill those. Ask me how I know this!

I can imagine the smile on Aaron's face digging those holes with the auger. I am jealous, my soil is full of rocks. That auger might handle it, but Laura's small one for the hand drill is out of the question for me.

Incredibly exciting to see the swelling number of trees - larger additions - filling up shaping up the south garden. Absolutely beautiful.

When you see Laura with a crew of helpers pulling all the sumacs due to being invasive, you know that plant is trouble.

The bloomerang lilac video you did 6 or 7 years ago is what brought me to your channel. I had just bought my first (and current) home and it was property line to property line grass. I just planted this year my first bloomerang!! You have taught me so much about gardening and structure and this spring I’ve just walked around my garden so thankful for the knowledge you’ve imparted to us all. I can say, with pride, I’ve touched the rootballs of every single tree and shrub we have permanently planted here. It was a feat but you are a great motivator. Thank you for sharing!

LOL🤣!!!!! I love the grub execution! That was priceless! I hate those things and attack any I find in my garden with the same enthusiasm. It’s great that you’re able to plant those trees and every time it’s obvious just how invaluable it is to have the right equipment, ie., the new Bobcat.

I love this channel! It’s always a joy to watch.

SOoooo glad you mentioned that about the Tiger Eye sumac being "normal" in spreading growth! I planted them after seeing how stunning they were in your garden, but discovered runners many feet away from the mother plant, just like the invasive species. But they're too beautiful to take out completely!

@Brodmann312

15 күн бұрын

Put them in big pots and save your future self a multi-year headache.

That was SOOOOO COOL watching the big auger spin off the soil it extracted from the hole it dug. !!!!! Love it !!!!!

Even if he doesn't get comfortable enough to be "active" on camera, Thank You, Paul for allowing us to watch you work.... Aaron looks sooooo happy with his new "toy"!!! Such a big smile on his face!!! Beautiful trees going in.... it's really coming along!

“Well I’ll be dipped” -VGG IYKYK 😂😂

I am mesmerized watching that big drill dig in and even better come out of the earth and whirl out the soil!!

"Well I'll be dipped!" Paul is wearing a Vice Grip Garage hoodie.

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day ❤️

The John Deere hat driving the Bobcat!

Love the big tree planting and seeing Aaron with his toys 😂 I enjoy the ground level camera 🎥 shots too!!

Good morning from Missouri!! Laura, no! Feed those grubs to your chickens!! What a treat for them! I love your trees! And thank u for the videos!

Fascinating watching all of you plant those huge trees. What a great way to do that. Awesome biodiversity. I understand how it warms your heart and makes you feel happier when you plant big trees. It’s a good thing for the environment and a better things for your heart and soul, during your cold bleak winters.

" might be able to contain their growth"....hahahaha. yeah, we'll see.

Evergreens 🌲 make me smile 😃. Love love all your variety of trees.❤

The cedars and lilacs are going to make a huge impact! So inspiring to watch your videos! Thanks!

I could watch you guys plant trees all day

I'm obsessed with those beautiful Weeping Alaskan Cedar trees!! I now need to surround my whole backyard with them!! LOL!!

That auger is worth it's weight in gold! What a timesaver! Also I'm enjoying my new kneeling pad. So cushy!

How exciting! Have you planted the pear espalier?

Can never go wrong with evergreens! I LOVE the weeping Alaskan Cedars, too! And it does my heart good to see you all using that giant auger to give the tree's roots room to grow and develop before they have to spread into the deeper, dryer and more compacted soil! Cheers!

Did she say “That’s money”?????? 🤣🤣 Ole Rainey will be proud! #homesteadrescue

That Austrian pine looks like it’s flipping you the bird! 😂

The best place for sumacs is a berm or island garden bed with grass all the way around them. The baby runners can be cut down by the lawn mower.

Those Weeping Alaskans look like ballet dancers!

I really appreciate the way you showed and explained each step. Makes the process so much clearer. I hope you keep doing this on future projects

Love all u doing ❤ I don’t know how u be able to maintain it when u get older it a lot work ! Love all the new trees beautiful

@lilygirl2719

20 күн бұрын

They need more kids, lol. That's how it was done in the old days. They can start a savings solely to pay for extra help in their golden years.

Was wondering how you plan to manage encroaching weeds/brush from neighboring fence lines? Also, asking a favor of your editor...could you pop an arrow over the tree/plant Laura points out from a distance, it helps focus in on what she is discussing. Thank you! 😊

Would you consider doing a detailed tour series in sections of your property? It would be so fun to see how things have matured in your garden. I loved seeing the mini tour of the evergreens.

Is bad that i dont want your videos to end! I cant wait to see them and see what beautiful things you working on! Also those rolls looked wonderful! You make the best of everyday!❤ wishing you joy 😊

Laura, you are beaming, the look on your face when you look at these trees being planted is priceless. This is an amazing property you are creating. You, Aaron and your family are very blessed. The Mother’s Day.

Such a satisfying video! Paul was doing the "Pack it in Polka"!

Aaron is having way too much fun with the tractor. After the first one Laura did point that out it was pretty deep, but he went to dig them all just the same 🤷‍♂️ Lets hope the trees fair well

Two men and their toys! Great videos of using it all. Wish I had more room to plant large trees. But love learning about whats available. My seven son’s tree is growing so fast. Thanks Garden Answer for all you do!

I was so shocked when I saw the color of your native soil. I am lucky and have been puttiing in compost since I moved in 25 years ago in a heavy clay yard in Oklahoma. I love the ever greens and thats one tree I have not planted.

Best home compost pile ever. Got to be...

Amazing transformation! Job well done. 👍🏻

On the first tree planting, I heard the Bobcat make a noise that sounded like “Yaaaay!” Perfection!

What a wonderful video of tree and shrub planting! The whole place is just a fairy tale of beauty! ❤❤❤

One of our neighbors back yard is less than a half an acre. But, I believe it was the original owners of the house planted two Plane trees in that yard. Those trees are massive! And I've never seen a tree with such huge leaves! They do provide great shade. However, I've noticed that they have a lot of surface roots. And constantly drop small to medium sized branches and twigs with just the slightest breeze. The leaves thatfall and blowinto our yard, though huge, are easily mulched and mowed up by our mower. So not really a problem. But the constant dropping of branches which also fall into our yard are quite annoying. And their surface roots have made their way under the shared fencing into our yard as well. But, they do provide a ton of shade.

It was so kind of Paul to do a little dance for us!! 😂 Bet you couldn't have guessed that would ever happen!

First and most importantly I received my kneeling pad. Love it definitely didn’t disappoint!! Also thank you for taking us on your journey with your gardening.

Good morning everyone! Bobcat made easy work to plant those trees which are gorgeous. I love lilacs and linden trees, roses, hydrangea, calalily, cosmos, whipping willows, honeysuckle.....they take me back to my childhood. Blessings 🙏🏻💞

I like the idea of planting sumacs in metal tank holder in the ground. They are so gorgeous in the fall.

Everything is filling in nicely. Textures, colors, bulk, seasonal.......coming together.

Lol !! Aaron sure loves his big boy toys !!!

I still can't get over how great of soil you have to plant in. That big blade might have struggled digging in our hard Oklahoma soil. Thanks so much for the videos I'm learning a lot. ❤

Love the color palette of trees and shrubs perfect ❣️

The new trees are just gorgeous. You definitely have an eye for placement. So sad about the birch. I remember seeing it last year and wondering about its health. I may have even commented on it. You're making me hungry with your rolls. Thanks everyone for a great video.

Amazing that this garden was started 2/3 years ago.

Aaron having so much fun! & it's great to watch ❤❤