Laura I am a Critical Care nurse to say the past almost two years have been challenging is beyond an understatement! But a little over a year ago I found your channel….. I have always had a passion for gardening past down from my Grandmother (she taught me lots)! But you ignited a fire in me that I haven’t felt in a very long time! Because of you I found my joy of gardening again at a MUCH needed time! Your videos and gardening have become my therapy! For that I say an incredibly heartfelt THANK YOU!

@MG-mp8rw

2 жыл бұрын

Jenean, I always have admired nurses, when my father, my mother and grandmother were in hospitals years ago, they have always cared so well for them. I learned to called them by name and to write down the especial touches they showed to my family in their care, such as bringing an extra pillow for them to be more comfortable or the concern they show if they got a fever, and when my loved ones were released from the hospitals, I wrote each nurse a thank you card, mentioning what made her (or him) so especial to us. I respect doctors, but they would show maybe once during the day, but our nurses were there all the time. In this trying times I want to thank you for all the care you have shown to your patients.

@gardengirl7446

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service during a difficult time! ❤

@vickikrempel1144

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Jenean for all you do. God Bless you and all our nurses. 💖💚🥰🤗

@angelwolfe6728

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for all you do! I’m so glad you have found your love of gardening again! 🌻🌾

@marisolbrunk5303

2 жыл бұрын

💗💗💗💗

We’re just fortunate , and graced that people like you, and you in particular are I our land, and in the world! God bless your family, and all your efforts!🌟🙏🤗❤️🌟

I love roses and peonies! You can never have too many. 😊 Thank you for sharing your joy!

My pumpkin spice coffee and watching Laura plant roses this morning. You can't ask for anything more than this.

Better late than never, you make me 🤣, constant motion, fabulous every day, you don't have to apologize. What you're doing for the world is a beautiful thing. 👏

Oh my goodness the light coming through on your garden is absolutely beautiful! You are so lucky to have roses in your gardens. We moved to the country and planted a beautiful rose in my new garden which the deer throughly enjoyed. Who knew deer would eat something with thorns. Thank you for your beautiful videos and sharing your beautiful family with us.

@malliemargaret2895

2 жыл бұрын

I tried 3 times to grow roses. The deer also found mine delicious. Ate them down to the roots. Can't do hostas, either. But what I get in exchange, the beautiful deer, sometimes with their babies, hanging out in the morning, is worth it. There's lots of other stuff I can grow. And I always get to enjoy Laura's roses.

@run34fun

2 жыл бұрын

You are so right. We love watching the deer come in. I will be looking for deer resistant plants for spring. 😊

Glad I’m not the only one who gets excited buying plants and then never gets them in the ground. Part of it is my indecisive nature. Never sure where I want to put them. I end up rearranging my whole yard 🤣 I have to say your plop and plant has worked beautifully. Also, hearing you say “I’ll just move them” takes away some of the anxiety!

@shaunah.creations9233

2 жыл бұрын

I’m trying really hard to not rearrange my flowers once they’re in lol. I’ve tried containers but that makes it too easy for me to move them 😂

@sandygchildlaroo8022

2 жыл бұрын

Does anyone know what that beautiful Red, and orange fall tree is by where she planted the peony ?

@jeannettejohnson2572

2 жыл бұрын

I’m very indecisive also on where to plant!! 🤣

@stephaniewarren9285

2 жыл бұрын

@@shaunah.creations9233 guilty of this also! 🤦‍♀️

@willowingchintz

2 жыл бұрын

@@sandygchildlaroo8022 I believe it is an autumn brilliance serviceberry. Donna

Nice job, Laura. All those roses will be amazing next year, and the foliage on the peony is gorgeous. You don’t know why you didn’t get them planted before??? Really? Let’s see….pregnancy last year….with major discomfort in the rib cage and numerous projects. Then there was that beautiful new baby at the beginning of this year, removal of the gazebo (and removal of all the plants and shrubs around it), arrival of the Hartley, ripping up sidewalks, fencing and curbing, removal of the waterfall, redefining the lines of the driveway and lawns around the house, planting the cut flower garden and vegetable garden (and harvesting daily), planting….how many trees and plants in the south garden, edging…..how many miles of lawn….with a manual 6” edger, no less, planting up how many containers at your house (let’s not forget the neighbor’s containers). Then, of course, there was that “little” project at the community college, adding dozens of plants to your neighbor’s garden on the embankment (plus all the other plantings and things you did for neighbors, family and friends), trimming your grandparents fruit trees and cleaning up their vegetable garden, winterizing the cold frame, planting containers at the day care center and the church, and probably at least 150 other projects. Gee, Laura, I just don’t know why you didn’t get those roses planted before now! LOL. Even with Superman Aaron handling the infrastructure and the contractors, etc., etc., etc. you must admit you were just a little busy this year. 💕😌👍

@donnaengland335

2 жыл бұрын

Good summary! I’m tired out just reading all this! But the videos that were also produced (which added time to each of these projects) were amazing!

I loved the way you work on the garden, you motivated me. Gardening it's my passion, thanks for everything you do. God bless you and your family.

Love the fall colors of the Itoh Peony and the daylilies, looks like meant to be...We have so many fun things to look forward to seeing next year! Roses look amazing too. What a good feeling to cleaning out greenhouse and getting things in the ground!

I am so happy to have your channel a part of my life. I have had a very strange and hard year. With C19 going crazy on my reservation and dealing with my sister's passing from Leukemia after 3.5 years, this September she entered Heaven. Watching you and your family has been a sweet escape. Even when your videos are 10 minutes long...it is 10 minutes I get to escape. It has done so much for my spirit and soul to just watch you and the plants. As a Native American from the Navajo tribe, it is beautiful to see some one so respectful of life and mother earth. It is no wonder you have been blessed with a green thumb and patience. I am happy to have you apart of my day and I hope you understand the peace and tranquility, warmth and comfort you give to this world. Thank you so much.

LOL my husband just walked by and said "she needs to start paying rent, she's here all the time" :) Love catching up on older videos I've missed after watching the new one!

@cyndiburns7932

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha😄 I really enjoy going back and watching older videos too! Lately had gone back to the first season while Laura and Aaron were living in their condo, next to Aaron's parents. Both families are great.

Girl, You can auger with the best of them. Love your angled technique to make a wider hole. You have come a long way!

2:46 The kind of energy I need in my life!

Thank you for showing the difference between grafted and own roots, and how they should look when planted. I didn’t realize that roses were grafted! 🌹

Roses + Heartly = beautiful

I know it's November and the garden is going to bed, but we haven't seen much of the old gardens around the house this year. Understandably, the focus has been on the exciting job of filling out all the new beds and pathways, and the cutting garden. Is it too late to do a pass through and see how things fared? ~ Lisa

Absolutely agree Laura, the graft belongs beneath the ground, it's the standard recommendation by David Austin and it makes total sense. Such a shame the pots are made of unsustainable peat, hope they can find some replacements that are better for the environment. I'm sure there are some equally nice paper pulp derived versions. Replacing plastic is a great idea but not with something that harms the environment even more and it's not easily replenishable.

@colemansines9722

2 жыл бұрын

Would you plant grafted fruit trees above the graft as well?

@georgekoutsoudopoulos

2 жыл бұрын

@@colemansines9722 trees are a different case altogether as they are grafted much higher.

@amyslittlegarden

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I could ultra like this comment!!

Just went out for a walk in the woods and let me tell you our fall colours are popping so hard this year! We've also had some mild temperatures that allowed all of the flora to slowly and gracefully transition into their amber colours! Last year we've had some weird cold snaps that took away most of the leaves! I'm thankful it's not the case this year! Have a great day everyone! 😊

@guyjulius8078

2 жыл бұрын

Same. Our fall colors are thriving, and it’s awesome. It’s made coffee time that much better.

@brendamedill

2 жыл бұрын

Here in S.D. also. ❤️

@AttnDefDis_

2 жыл бұрын

We've lost out a little this year. There's still some color, but we were so dry this year, a lot of things just gave up and dropped their leaves. Plus, it was still in the 80s in mid October and now, it's 20. So, I think everything else is just confused. Last year was a beautiful fall.

@carmenteixeira9344

2 жыл бұрын

Great autumn colour here in Ontario, Canada as well 🍁. Cheers to the weekend! Xx

@ladyt4427

2 жыл бұрын

Same here in Illinois, the fall colors are beautiful and the weather is perfect, just planted 50 tulips 🌷 and 25 daffodils...

Bravo, Laura for getting those plants in the ground! Looking forward to seeing the Christmas window displays at the nursery!!

So happy to see you planting some roses out on the South garden. I love how you have them throughout your garden, and prefer that look to a dedicated rose garden. Nothing like roses for blooms and fragrance.

Thank you so much for all the super helpful tips! Love the graft union teaching! This type of thing makes your channel sooo good! Thank you for sharing your practical knowledge. These are the type of things my grandma would tell me if she was still with us but since she isn’t, I so appreciate your wisdom!! Thank you for all your videos!

I need those roses in my life.

Good to see the roses planted and understanding about the grafting. Please video you decorating the garden centre windows!

Always satisfying to mark a project off our "to do" list. I'm sure the roses are thanking you and will repay you with a beautiful show next year.

JUST STUNNING!!!!!!! LOVIN THOSE NP'S. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL COLOR TO LOOK AT ALL YEAR. THX FOR THE PEEK.

Okey, so here is my statement.. MY DAY IS NOT COMPLETE WITHOUT YOUR VIDEO.

Laura, you are the cutest, sweetest thing! You make me feel so much better about all the things I buy to plant, then run out of time. Gives me hope. QUESTION.... Do you know how to get rid of Thrips??? My Mum is English, had TONS of roses, but the last couple of years she's been fighting thrips. She's tried almost everything, from organic, to synthetic, Need Oil, even systemics. Any ideas? Anyway, love your garden, and you precious little family. You are an inspiration to A LOT of people in this world. Bringing some brightness to all the negativity in the world right now. Hugs to you and yours🤗

Good morning from Cold Florida! Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇲 It dropped to 52° 🥶, rainy 🌧 I know that's warm for some of you, but B-r-r for us. I hope you all enjoy your weekend and extra hour of sleep or gardening 👩‍🌾👍🌿💚🌿

@lisaburnette6850

2 жыл бұрын

Yea this monsoon is intense isn’t it? I’m up here in St. Augustine 👋

@peggyhelblingsgardenwhatyo7920

2 жыл бұрын

@@lisaburnette6850 Hi Lisa, 9a.m. and it's only 58° and still misting. Perfect weather to harvest Worm Castings from my Pot-O-Worms.. My Garden soil will be grateful 💚

About 40 years ago, I remember from The Victory Garden that planting roses and tomatoes together help each other reach their max potential because roses LOVE acid and will draw the acid from the tomato plants, and the tomatoes will be sweeter with less acid. I've been telling my friends this for YEARS and those who grow roses and tomatoes have tried it and LOVE it! Some of them gave me some of their tomatoes to try and it is SO true! The tomatoes are DELICIOUS and so much better!

@Edu_Kate

2 жыл бұрын

Great tip! Thanks.

@tefroqr3994

2 жыл бұрын

That... doesn't make much sense to me. Tomatoes like slightly acidic soil, as do roses. There's no way that roses can "suck" the acidity out of tomatoes and somehow infuse it into it's own soil. The only real reason to plant those together is because there's some evidence to show that chemicals in the tomato leaves help prevent roses from getting black spot. Maybe the reason the tomatoes taste better (than what exactly? Did you also try tomatoes from the same variety planted far away from roses?) is simply because home-grown tomatoes have the genes for taste, as compared to store tomatoes, which are longer-storing, but have lost that deliciousness we love tomatoes for.

@janemily2627

2 жыл бұрын

@@tefroqr3994 Then try it for yourself.

Hey y’all! Happy Saturday 💪

I’m so glad you’re planting roses🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Where's Russell? 🐈 always love seeing our orange STAR 🌟

The South garden is starting to fill in, can’t wait to see it come spring. Thanks for sharing your beautiful garden. You really inspire me as a first time gardener.

Loving the slow-mo edits of the Bio-tone, Ken 😂 reminds me of Salt-bae. Laura you're our Bio-tone-Bae!

You're such an energizer bunny. Your stamina is admirable! You are lucky the weather in your area has been favorable.

@JWHealing

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. She is definitely very inspiring, even knowing that a bit of the pep comes from the 6-7 mugs of coffee /day!

Iam from kerala.you are lucky because of climate and fertile soil...... moreover your great passion for gardening...all are good..really enjoying your videos dear....

Love ❤️ looking back at the old videos! Hurry up SPRING 2022!

Please give us a tour of all the plants planted in the new garden. I'll have my pen and pencil READY

whew! that must feel so good to get these things buttoned up and safely in the ground and off your list 🙂 it will be a beautiful show in the spring next year... and garden center windows!! can't wait to see those!!! 🙂 ❤ thanks for the video!! 🙂 ❤

With so many lovely rose hips you should try drying them and making rose hip tea, soup and porridge 🥰 I especially love rose hip tea in the autumn evenings 🌹

Hi Again, First, thank you both for bringing such positivity to my day. You have this magic that helps me start my day on the "right foot"! This question is for Aaron... On Facebook I got flagged for posting a question about how Benjamin's Butterfly Garden is doing... Not understanding why or how their algorithm works regarding comments.. Could you please shed some light?

I love the view where you can see all the grass, the beautiful fall trees, and your house clear in the background 😍❤️

Love from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Good morning all have a safe and blessed day/weekend

Just loved the planting today Laura. Beautiful roses and a beautiful peony just can't wait to see them in bloom. Next year. And thank you for the great advice you always give to us so helpful.

My wife and I really appreciate and enjoy everything about your videos! They are beautiful in every way, including the acoustic guitar interludes! Have a wonderful fall day!

Can't wait to see it all in the spring. It's going to be gorgeous.

I have a really small yard in which I've jammed as many plants as possible ( Laura style) into . I do not currently have any roses, but all the roses you have shown over the season make me think I need to put one in somewhere. Wonder if hubby really needs that grill?

@oishd6077

2 жыл бұрын

*Softly whispers*- he doesn't need a grill. He needs a David Austin rose 🙋‍♂️

@jillleonard3212

2 жыл бұрын

I hear an indoor panini grill is just like having a big outdoor grill.😉 Or perhaps his grill needs to be framed out with an arch covered in beautiful climbing roses.

@tiroshi83

2 жыл бұрын

You can plant a rose in a pot right next to the grill LOL

@omegasage777

2 жыл бұрын

LOL please get a rose and plop it in a container next to the grill ;)

@gardeningjunkie2267

2 жыл бұрын

Roses need alot of air movement or they're very susceptible to fungal issues. I would not suggest jamming them in with other plants. That being said, there are some roses that are less susceptible such as Kordes roses.

Thanks for the rose bush education

I love when you show exactly how you plant things, each step. I also am interested in how things smell. You always let us know if they are fragrant or not. Thank you for sharing!

Interesting fall color foliage on the peony. I love it. Cannot wait to see all those roses blooming next year.

Such a highlight to this old ladies day!

Thanks for that tip about burying the grraft root on the roses!

The rose plantings will be so beautiful next year as they bloom. I look forward to seeing them. Thank you for sharing.

Fantastic! Better late than never!

Hi Laura! This was a great video explaining the difference of the two types of roses and why grafting is used for some. You explained it very well, and how to plant them, too. Thank you so much for sharing!

Love ❤️ looking back at old Videos! Ready for SPRING 2022!

Lovely calm day to plant. Just plop and plant. Love it. Thank you so very much for sharing.🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Seeing you plant those roses makes me feel so good. Also I am loving the fact that you are mentioning what video we should be looking forward to next. 💕💕

C'est une femme très courageuse bravo à elle

Exactly how I plant my roses 🌹

So nice to finish up tasks that you've been meaning to do. I can't wait to see them next season. Thanks for sharing.

Looking forward to seeing the garden centre for Christmas.

Well done! 🌹 So glad that you got all those roses in the ground so they can flourish and be happy 🌹

I cannot wait until next year to see all the beautiful color, it is going to be gorgeous. I could watch you plant all day long Laura, love it.

So glad to see that I'm not the only one that sometimes don't get to plant all the plants I buy I've just put my garden to bed for the winter looking forward to next year can't wait to see the windows best regards from the South East Coast of Ireland

Yay! Getting those last things planted always feel so good!🙌🏼

I can’t wait for the garden tours next year!! (I hope I’m not being presumptuous) but there is just so much stuff we need to check on & see!!!

Im just watching this again bc I have to feel the void of not getting a video today 🤣

@w.bovgvereav5761

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I Went To GA Home ... And There's No Comment From Laura Yet Explaining The Reason Why. Weird ... Considering As She Put It ... She Would Always Keep Us Informed If There Wasn't Going To Be An Upload. Hope Everything's Okay.

@katherinec7698

2 жыл бұрын

She mentioned in Sunday’s Garden Answer Highlights video she would be taking a day off this week to work at the garden center. Guess it is today. 🙂

@w.bovgvereav5761

2 жыл бұрын

@@katherinec7698 ~ Yes, I Recall Her Saying That ... Still, I Wish She Would Have Mentioned Specifically Which Day, As A Courtesy ... Just As She Said She Would. Anyway ... Thank You For Your Response. All The Best ! =-)

Have you ever thought about allowing artists from a close college to come over for a day to paint or draw the flowers of a certain area? Your building that is being built now, might be a fun place for them to use to create a work of art from your flower garden area.

With so many opinions out there on how to plant/grow things, Laura’s is a voice of authority I’m always willing to listen to! So exciting to see these roses grow ❤️

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What beautiful roses! Can't wait to see them in full bloom! It's going to be gorgeous!

I like the plants outside the greenhouse--being more upright allows the pretty pots to stand out a little.

One of the reasons your videos are enjoyable o. Watch is that you get right down to business instead of the long set up- and your voice is soothing - not loud and overpowering or gating- take care bless you!!!!

So glad someone else does this. There are times I grab things on sale and then end up keeping them through the winter with every intention of planting before winter hits.

Hi Laura, you are awesome. Love your videos. Thank you from Texas

Super relatable that you’re still doing planting. Me too! Also relatable that you have plants you’ve been meaning to plant for a while!

Thank you for showing me & everyone about the roses and the other plants too 🌹🥀🪴🌺🍁🌞😃😊

You had fun planting these beauties!! And I am sure they are happy with their roots in the ground!! 😍

Absolutely love roses 🌹 😍! Thank you for sharing like you always do! I never miss your videos!!

Burying the root graft on the roses is probably most recommended for colder zones, like my MN zone 3 & 4. -Jennifer 💕

@saraelizy8511

2 жыл бұрын

I’m MN 4b 😊

@sc-ws1hj

2 жыл бұрын

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@elynndrake

2 жыл бұрын

I have always heard not to do that but have lived in 7b all my life. I wonder if I tried covering it up, what might happen?

@Gin0827

2 жыл бұрын

@@elynndrake I have to. Maybe heavy rainfall in the spring along with heat and humidity during the summer would be the reason why.

I love peonies with a passion. They are my grandmothers fav plant and they bring so much nostalgia

Princess charlene grows really tall in my zone 8A. It is already over 6ft and first year rose. It blooms s so much. Good choice. I have all dressed up too and they are gorgeous.

So happy to see those roses being planted in the ground.Will look forward seeing how they will perform next year

Loved Watching this.

I like that you changed your mind on having more needy plants in the South garden! I like roses mixed into beds rather then an all rose garden. In fact when we watch the show Bones there is a rose garden at the beginning of many scenes and I always comment to my poor family how yucky I think it looks. 🤣 Thanks for a great video again!!

Thank you Laura! You explain things so well!

Wow - that west side has filled out incredibly this year 👌

Love love love ANY video you put up !!!!!!

Your videos with detailed explanations and excellent camera angles are so helpful and such an inspiration . I continue to learn so much from your channel Thanks Laura, Aaron and team!

Good job. I know they'll all be beautiful.

Thank you for this video I live in Georgia and it's getting cold 40s have been the lowest in the morning. I have been told not to plant now but I'm so ready to plant and arrangement in my small front yard I have the mulch and everything lol thank you for the confirmation!!! Going to nursery tomorrow!!!! Love your channel

Such a wonderful way to start the day!

The rosehips! I would love to make rosehip jelly someday.

I live in 5 zone still planting roses since it’s so cheap to buy them now. I’m going to bury almost whole roses so it helps to prevent them from freezing. Hopefully they will survive till next year. Good luck you all and don’t afraid to plant them till stable cold temperatures ✌🏻

Very nice Laura. Such beautiful roses.😍. Also try Indian National rose (desi gulab). It is extremely fragrant and grows very tall and large . Comes in only pink and red colour.😊

Here in our Zone 3 we bury the graft union 4 to 6" so the plant survives. If the graft union is above ground the plant will generally freeze out

@Edu_Kate

2 жыл бұрын

I've got a couple bags of soil for just that purpose. I'm in zone 4b. I noticed the soil has washed away on a number of my shrubs so will top off all of them. I created a berm by hauling about 50 bags of soil. The old saying is true, what goes up must come down.

I have started cleaning out containers as the plants wither, putting away empty containers & doing my Fall clean up getting ready for those winter months! Glad you are able to still plant this late in the season!! I agree with on burying the graph, makes senses to give the graphed rose stability! I just want to say I really enjoy your videos, I have learned so much & changed the way I garden! Thank you for sharing your knowledge & family time with us! 😃🍁🍂💚🌿

@cynthiafisher9907

2 жыл бұрын

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