Maintaining Roses & Topiaries Planting a Flower Bed!
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Date: 2022-07-16
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Rebecca
Hi Laura: have you heard of Pearl Fryar of Bishopville, SC? He has taken the plants on his property and made some amazing topiaries. For a long time he did it all himself but he is older now and has help. Please go to pearlfryar. com and just look at the pictures. I know you have said you would love to come to the South, so if you ever get to SC, please try to go see the Pearl Fryar topiaries.
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Hi Laura: have you heard of Pearl Fryar of Bishopville, SC? He has taken the plants on his property and made some amazing topiaries. For a long time he did it all himself but he is older now and has help. Please go to pearlfryar. com and just look at the pictures. I know you have said you would love to come to the South, so if you ever get to SC, please try to go see the Pearl Fryar topiaries.
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Lorinda
Those poor sunflowers. Thanks for making us look away I guess they're not transplantable at that stage? I'm glad you said what you did about the gazebo colour. I think it would be great in the ebony colour of your veg garden fence/arches. And I'm always a fan of as many purple plants as possible!
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Those poor sunflowers. Thanks for making us look away I guess they're not transplantable at that stage? I'm glad you said what you did about the gazebo colour. I think it would be great in the ebony colour of your veg garden fence/arches. And I'm always a fan of as many purple plants as possible!
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Janine
I sure appreciate and enjoy your sweet banter, Laura and Aaron. Thanks for teaching us how to prune rose bushes (and everything else you showed in this video. I may have pulled the sunflowers out too, but Im wondering - were the sunflowers too large to transplant in a more suitable area?
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I sure appreciate and enjoy your sweet banter, Laura and Aaron. Thanks for teaching us how to prune rose bushes (and everything else you showed in this video. I may have pulled the sunflowers out too, but Im wondering - were the sunflowers too large to transplant in a more suitable area?
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June
So beautiful. Thanks for explaining about color - my inability to jump out with some color needed that explanation! This season I have purchased Proven Winners colorful annuals and perennials to try to move out of my comfort zone and jazz things up a bit! Your videos prompted me.
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So beautiful. Thanks for explaining about color - my inability to jump out with some color needed that explanation! This season I have purchased Proven Winners colorful annuals and perennials to try to move out of my comfort zone and jazz things up a bit! Your videos prompted me.
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Sue
Have you thought about a stepable groundcover with your stepping stones leading up to the teepee? I have used blue star creeper in both our last house in WA and this house in Texas and love it! I used mint in WA and think corsican mint would be amazing there!
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Have you thought about a stepable groundcover with your stepping stones leading up to the teepee? I have used blue star creeper in both our last house in WA and this house in Texas and love it! I used mint in WA and think corsican mint would be amazing there!
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MS
Can't wait to see how Benjamin's teepee with the red noodle beans turn out! My mom and I grow similar ones every year, but they are green in color. I like eating them raw and cut up in a spicy Asian salad. Would love to see you make a cooking video with these!
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Can't wait to see how Benjamin's teepee with the red noodle beans turn out! My mom and I grow similar ones every year, but they are green in color. I like eating them raw and cut up in a spicy Asian salad. Would love to see you make a cooking video with these!
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Anne
I might have actually transplanted that sunflower with all the roots on it over by the bean teepee, then your son might have gotten to enjoy it too. I have transplanted huge tomato plants before and it worked. better than. sniffle, sniffle
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I might have actually transplanted that sunflower with all the roots on it over by the bean teepee, then your son might have gotten to enjoy it too. I have transplanted huge tomato plants before and it worked. better than. sniffle, sniffle
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Patricia
I agree with Aaron. sorry Sunflower, you had to go. It looked like a weed to me when I first say it. I love watching you and your Aaron work together. Its beautiful to see he is supportive and enjoying gardening as a family.
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I agree with Aaron. sorry Sunflower, you had to go. It looked like a weed to me when I first say it. I love watching you and your Aaron work together. Its beautiful to see he is supportive and enjoying gardening as a family.
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Sandra
On your gazebo, how about painting the bottom black and the rails and posts white. That way the white will not be too overpowering and draw your eye too much, and the black bottom will hide the large size of the gazebo.
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On your gazebo, how about painting the bottom black and the rails and posts white. That way the white will not be too overpowering and draw your eye too much, and the black bottom will hide the large size of the gazebo.
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