Giving Away Pumpkins, Planting a Redwood From Alaska & Evergreens for the Dumpster Urns!
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Date: 2023-10-25
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Helen
As always the things you do in your garden is an inspiration for ideas for our own gardens. I do hope the Redwood thrives, because it is a precious gift. I will never plant barberries here because they are invasive. While we got rid of the ones in our yard that were planted by the previous owners, I see them in neighboring pastures where I know they were not planted by man. One thing I do love the most is when you, Aaron, Benjamin and Samantha are working on a project together, it is good for your children to be by your side. Is your plan for public school for them or home school? I think that they are getting a good education from mom and dad.
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As always the things you do in your garden is an inspiration for ideas for our own gardens. I do hope the Redwood thrives, because it is a precious gift. I will never plant barberries here because they are invasive. While we got rid of the ones in our yard that were planted by the previous owners, I see them in neighboring pastures where I know they were not planted by man. One thing I do love the most is when you, Aaron, Benjamin and Samantha are working on a project together, it is good for your children to be by your side. Is your plan for public school for them or home school? I think that they are getting a good education from mom and dad.
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Susie
I love the idea of giving away and sharing with others wish I lived in America near you
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I was thinking the give away would be nice for the Children s Family Refuge Centre (I m pretty sure I m saying that wrongly, it s the place you decorate for Christmas etc) and the Retirement Home for the children and elderly too have a decorating project or mini carving.
Nevertheless it s a lovely idea to give away and share the love.
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I love the idea of giving away and sharing with others wish I lived in America near you
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I was thinking the give away would be nice for the Children s Family Refuge Centre (I m pretty sure I m saying that wrongly, it s the place you decorate for Christmas etc) and the Retirement Home for the children and elderly too have a decorating project or mini carving.
Nevertheless it s a lovely idea to give away and share the love.
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handmade
I live in Ontario Canada zone 6b, my father and our next door neighbour each planted a redwood in the backyard in 1960, within 12 feet of the back door, and 5 feet from each other, clearly not the right location, they are still alive and massive, and provide beautiful shade in the summer, I think you have selected a better location for your gift from Alaska
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I live in Ontario Canada zone 6b, my father and our next door neighbour each planted a redwood in the backyard in 1960, within 12 feet of the back door, and 5 feet from each other, clearly not the right location, they are still alive and massive, and provide beautiful shade in the summer, I think you have selected a better location for your gift from Alaska
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Tannenbaumgirl
Redwood. must be planted where can get lots of moisture, also give it occasional good bursts of hose water over foilage, mand actually all conifers enjoy that, especially miniatures and dwarfs to clean out dead needles. If your Alberta Spruces seem on a decline, use that method to bring back vigor and to flush out aphids from the interior.
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Redwood. must be planted where can get lots of moisture, also give it occasional good bursts of hose water over foilage, mand actually all conifers enjoy that, especially miniatures and dwarfs to clean out dead needles. If your Alberta Spruces seem on a decline, use that method to bring back vigor and to flush out aphids from the interior.
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robbsacredart
What I love about Laura and Aaron, aside from the great gardening inspiration, is how generous they are. Giving away flowers, veg, pumpkins, doing projects in their community. They could easily try to sell these things to make more money, but choose not to. It s so refreshing to see people who are genuinely kind and think about others.
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What I love about Laura and Aaron, aside from the great gardening inspiration, is how generous they are. Giving away flowers, veg, pumpkins, doing projects in their community. They could easily try to sell these things to make more money, but choose not to. It s so refreshing to see people who are genuinely kind and think about others.
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Debbie
I hope this blesses your heart, I wanted to share that when I m on IG and someone on my feed mentions anything about plants or gardening I AKWAYS share that they should follow garden Answer. Almost everyone says they will. I m so happy about that. It feels good to have your wonderful site to share with confidence. Have a wonderful day!
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I hope this blesses your heart, I wanted to share that when I m on IG and someone on my feed mentions anything about plants or gardening I AKWAYS share that they should follow garden Answer. Almost everyone says they will. I m so happy about that. It feels good to have your wonderful site to share with confidence. Have a wonderful day!
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Anita
I am sure you will hear this comment many times over you can t possibly be old enough to say I can t believe we are old enough for our friends kids are getting married! No way Jose! Lol these friends must be older than you and their son or daughter is getting married young! It does look like a wondrous day to get married there!
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I am sure you will hear this comment many times over you can t possibly be old enough to say I can t believe we are old enough for our friends kids are getting married! No way Jose! Lol these friends must be older than you and their son or daughter is getting married young! It does look like a wondrous day to get married there!
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natalie
ive been watching your videos for years and you've been so inspiring. i have 7 acres myself but on a rocky steep block in sydney, australia, so just trying to create a small garden area at a time here and there, where i can. love watching how your garden has established over the years. HI FROM AUSTRALIA!
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ive been watching your videos for years and you've been so inspiring. i have 7 acres myself but on a rocky steep block in sydney, australia, so just trying to create a small garden area at a time here and there, where i can. love watching how your garden has established over the years. HI FROM AUSTRALIA!
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Special
GardenAnswers Morning Sweet Laura, Aaron, Dad, B-man, Smantha Grace, great to see you all. Your pumpkins what a harvest, love the tree's that you bought and planted. The children our both growing so fast. They our so sweet. I love seeing them. Sending my love and God's blessings to you all. Wanda In Ok.
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GardenAnswers Morning Sweet Laura, Aaron, Dad, B-man, Smantha Grace, great to see you all. Your pumpkins what a harvest, love the tree's that you bought and planted. The children our both growing so fast. They our so sweet. I love seeing them. Sending my love and God's blessings to you all. Wanda In Ok.
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Cassandra
Your generosity, Laura, is sweet to see. The world needs more like that. Everything is looking so lovely. I m always thrilled when there s drone footage included in a video. I hope you ll post pics of you and Aaron dressed for the wedding!
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Your generosity, Laura, is sweet to see. The world needs more like that. Everything is looking so lovely. I m always thrilled when there s drone footage included in a video. I hope you ll post pics of you and Aaron dressed for the wedding!
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Andrew
My favorite is when Laura says something like going to plant up the big, elegant concrete urns up by. the dumpster. Lol! Maybe she'll start calling it the disposary to enhance the normal (or whatever her mom's saying is! So funny!
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My favorite is when Laura says something like going to plant up the big, elegant concrete urns up by. the dumpster. Lol! Maybe she'll start calling it the disposary to enhance the normal (or whatever her mom's saying is! So funny!
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Yrutnec1
The drone gives my heart a pause - that 'dirt' garden is huge! What a Blessing! I enjoyed Bethany bringing the horses for a ride --- did that visit flame the fire Laura? Maybe the 'dirt garden' will be a pasture for the horses?
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The drone gives my heart a pause - that 'dirt' garden is huge! What a Blessing! I enjoyed Bethany bringing the horses for a ride --- did that visit flame the fire Laura? Maybe the 'dirt garden' will be a pasture for the horses?
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Truth
People who visit the garden center can afford pumpkins. why don't you take them to the food bank, homeless shelter, or some type of other place that helps the poor? You always give things to people who already have money.
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People who visit the garden center can afford pumpkins. why don't you take them to the food bank, homeless shelter, or some type of other place that helps the poor? You always give things to people who already have money.
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SusieQ
Have you ever thought of collecting rainwater from your Barn, House, and the Hearty? Seems like that might help you with some of your plans? I know it would never be enough water because you don t get that much rain.
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Have you ever thought of collecting rainwater from your Barn, House, and the Hearty? Seems like that might help you with some of your plans? I know it would never be enough water because you don t get that much rain.
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Prutiful
I live in middle Tennessee, and we planted a Dawn Redwood tree. I don t know what variety you were gifted, but they are fast growers with beautiful structure, and you get that gorgeous red bark for winter interest!
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I live in middle Tennessee, and we planted a Dawn Redwood tree. I don t know what variety you were gifted, but they are fast growers with beautiful structure, and you get that gorgeous red bark for winter interest!
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Judy
I have noticed that after you put compost on top of the ground that when you dig down later to plant the dirt is not the powdery light brown. If you quit adding compost and land and sea, would the dirt revert back?
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I have noticed that after you put compost on top of the ground that when you dig down later to plant the dirt is not the powdery light brown. If you quit adding compost and land and sea, would the dirt revert back?
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Sue
We were just visiting the Black Hills a couple weeks ago and I LOVED the Black Hills Spruce - they were SO pretty - especially when nature had then grouped together. Looked like Christmas trees!
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We were just visiting the Black Hills a couple weeks ago and I LOVED the Black Hills Spruce - they were SO pretty - especially when nature had then grouped together. Looked like Christmas trees!
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Beth
I planted a Metasequoia Gold Rush maybe 20 yrs ago. It is extremely happy here in central Indiana in our high pH heavy clay, no where near any coastal area. It does not receive any extra water.
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I planted a Metasequoia Gold Rush maybe 20 yrs ago. It is extremely happy here in central Indiana in our high pH heavy clay, no where near any coastal area. It does not receive any extra water.
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Margie
If the kids like to play in the dirt they live in the perfect place I have seven acres of rock that you can t dig a hole anywhere I d love to make it look like yours I love flowers and trees
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If the kids like to play in the dirt they live in the perfect place I have seven acres of rock that you can t dig a hole anywhere I d love to make it look like yours I love flowers and trees
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