Seeding Grass in the Orchard, Maze Garden Tour & Pruning a Willow!
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If you want the arbor Covered, plant King of the Garden pole lima beans, Baker Creek, they will cover the arbor like nothing you ve ever seen! And the beans are the absolute best, here in NJ, ppl pay a premium price because they are that good! I have them in my garden and they wind up climbing all over my corn and they produce till first frost. My freezer is filling with them
Now, delicious!
Date: 2022-08-24
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Donna
Morning all. Ooooo can't wait to see the grass grow! I struggle with finding things for part shade/part sun for zone 4 here in Gaylord, MI. We have Beautiful ferns and hostas. Begonias and impatiens do well, but I would love to find more perennials. This year we trying some rhododendrons, azaleas, some arborvitae and two tater tots. I know yesterday Mom (Susan) said to plant multiples and I surely agree, but plants are so expensive, I have to see if they will survive our winters, even though they say they will. Now my two tater tots. I don't know, they are getting some brown at the bottom and on the inside. And those were like 15 dollars a piece. We'll hope for the best and see what next year brings. Enjoy your day. xo
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Morning all. Ooooo can't wait to see the grass grow! I struggle with finding things for part shade/part sun for zone 4 here in Gaylord, MI. We have Beautiful ferns and hostas. Begonias and impatiens do well, but I would love to find more perennials. This year we trying some rhododendrons, azaleas, some arborvitae and two tater tots. I know yesterday Mom (Susan) said to plant multiples and I surely agree, but plants are so expensive, I have to see if they will survive our winters, even though they say they will. Now my two tater tots. I don't know, they are getting some brown at the bottom and on the inside. And those were like 15 dollars a piece. We'll hope for the best and see what next year brings. Enjoy your day. xo
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LaRae
I m happy for you that you got your grass seeded and also that you found lights for the shed that you like. The DO look nice. The maze garden has turned out so beautifully, and may I say, I m lusting after your corn. I seldom buy it in the store because it just lacks the quality and freshness like when it comes straight from the garden. (I m spoiled - and kind of a snob - when it comes to corn, onions, tomatoes, etc. Thank you for showing the beauty and abundance on your handiwork!
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I m happy for you that you got your grass seeded and also that you found lights for the shed that you like. The DO look nice. The maze garden has turned out so beautifully, and may I say, I m lusting after your corn. I seldom buy it in the store because it just lacks the quality and freshness like when it comes straight from the garden. (I m spoiled - and kind of a snob - when it comes to corn, onions, tomatoes, etc. Thank you for showing the beauty and abundance on your handiwork!
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Michele
Laura would you consider doing a video where you drive the gator around the whole property and stop every time you want to show us something special like you did today with the maze garden. You said it s easy to get distracted. You could call distracted garden tour. I loved it when you jumped out and did that mini tour of the maze. It s a-mazing. Love it so so much. Excited about the grass too. Have a an a-mazing gardeners. We finally got rain here in Austin.
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Laura would you consider doing a video where you drive the gator around the whole property and stop every time you want to show us something special like you did today with the maze garden. You said it s easy to get distracted. You could call distracted garden tour. I loved it when you jumped out and did that mini tour of the maze. It s a-mazing. Love it so so much. Excited about the grass too. Have a an a-mazing gardeners. We finally got rain here in Austin.
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Lisa
Laura have you had the opportunity to visit The Country Home and Gardens of Interior Designer Bunny Williams in Connecticut? If you have not you should, if not in person at least on You tube. It is a home that she has owned a very long time. The home and gardens have evolved and it makes me think of you and what the future of your home and gardens will become.
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Laura have you had the opportunity to visit The Country Home and Gardens of Interior Designer Bunny Williams in Connecticut? If you have not you should, if not in person at least on You tube. It is a home that she has owned a very long time. The home and gardens have evolved and it makes me think of you and what the future of your home and gardens will become.
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Ingrid
Hey Laura it will be nice again when the grass comes out I hope soon for you, and the weeping willow, oooh I'm so in love with it, but I've already planted cuttings a few times but they always die, in I had a beautiful garden in my previous garden, I don't know how it is, but try one from the garden center, your sunflowers are so beautiful, greetings Ingrid
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Hey Laura it will be nice again when the grass comes out I hope soon for you, and the weeping willow, oooh I'm so in love with it, but I've already planted cuttings a few times but they always die, in I had a beautiful garden in my previous garden, I don't know how it is, but try one from the garden center, your sunflowers are so beautiful, greetings Ingrid
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Eva
Good morning Laura and family! Glad I'm not the only one with struggling black eyed Susan vines. I purchased two to climb on arbors on my fence line this spring. They have struggled since I put them in the ground. I do agree with you that they would make a good groundcover, but would they, or could they, choke out surrounding plants?
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Good morning Laura and family! Glad I'm not the only one with struggling black eyed Susan vines. I purchased two to climb on arbors on my fence line this spring. They have struggled since I put them in the ground. I do agree with you that they would make a good groundcover, but would they, or could they, choke out surrounding plants?
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Nicole
Love seeing everything and so excited to see the meadow come up. Question though, with it being a rhizomous grass, how will you all keep it from encroaching on the grass pathway? We've had the absolute worst year with crabgrass here in Lexington, Kentucky this year that I'm ready to torch every inch of turf!
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Love seeing everything and so excited to see the meadow come up. Question though, with it being a rhizomous grass, how will you all keep it from encroaching on the grass pathway? We've had the absolute worst year with crabgrass here in Lexington, Kentucky this year that I'm ready to torch every inch of turf!
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Audrey
Aaron acting like he would use a low setting had me laughing because ANYONE who's followed you guys for a hot minute knows he LOVES a heavy seed spread! Have you considered just installing a brick border between the pathway grass & the meadow grass, like how it is by the willow & rock? I love that willow!
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Aaron acting like he would use a low setting had me laughing because ANYONE who's followed you guys for a hot minute knows he LOVES a heavy seed spread! Have you considered just installing a brick border between the pathway grass & the meadow grass, like how it is by the willow & rock? I love that willow!
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Lauren
Hi Laura. Everything looks wonderful. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm with us as well as the little imperfections and the things that aren t going so well. That s real life! . If you leave the pear in the back until next spring, is there concern about the fire blight spreading?
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Hi Laura. Everything looks wonderful. Thank you for sharing your enthusiasm with us as well as the little imperfections and the things that aren t going so well. That s real life! . If you leave the pear in the back until next spring, is there concern about the fire blight spreading?
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raven
Good Morning. Can you give me some details on why you cut off the suckers? I have seen this in several of your video's but I may have missed the reason why. I have an older lilac and the suckers grew up to fill in where the tree was dead. Should I have not let them grow up?
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Good Morning. Can you give me some details on why you cut off the suckers? I have seen this in several of your video's but I may have missed the reason why. I have an older lilac and the suckers grew up to fill in where the tree was dead. Should I have not let them grow up?
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ALW
And a partridge and a pear tree. Laura your orchard garden around the cut flower shed is magnificent I m just as excited to watch this particular type of grass seed preform. Do you know how much more of the fifteen lbs. of grass seed did Aaron end up spreading? Thanks
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And a partridge and a pear tree. Laura your orchard garden around the cut flower shed is magnificent I m just as excited to watch this particular type of grass seed preform. Do you know how much more of the fifteen lbs. of grass seed did Aaron end up spreading? Thanks
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Wynora
Everything is developing beautifully and next year it is going to look even better. The willow tree is wonderful and I can just imagine the kids playing there. Making it a fort or a house or anything they imagine. Thank you for letting me share the journey
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Everything is developing beautifully and next year it is going to look even better. The willow tree is wonderful and I can just imagine the kids playing there. Making it a fort or a house or anything they imagine. Thank you for letting me share the journey
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Katty
The grass sounds amazing! The rhizomes nature makes me nervous. I've been battling bermuda grass here in wa state. It wants to take over everything. But, the fact that it can grow a little taller sounds awesome. Pathways mowed through it would be so fun.
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The grass sounds amazing! The rhizomes nature makes me nervous. I've been battling bermuda grass here in wa state. It wants to take over everything. But, the fact that it can grow a little taller sounds awesome. Pathways mowed through it would be so fun.
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