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I've just been watching your videos from when you first began to build your farmhouse....you have done such a great abd wonderful job, doing all this after work. You can be so very proud of all your accomplishments. Heck, I'm proud of you and Rebekah ❤ keep up the good work and 👍❣️❣️❣️

Hedge trimmers can be sharpened but need to be on the machine to be sharpened. Ask your local hardware store, there's usually someone that comes and picks things up to sharpen

I think the containers on the white fence would be so beautiful with arrangements of different plants and textures but keeping the same colors in each vessel.

Awwww this just popped up in my newsfeed. Such a beautiful family and love watching your channel. I’ve learnt so much since I came across your channel only recently ❤

You do things WELL. The THINGS you do are good. Ie. The sunscreen you use is GOOD. You put it on well. Not that it bothers me. Just thought you wanted to know 😅

Love love love the award . Good job!

I so enjoy these highlites

Thank you so very kindly for letting us know about the good fortune for Cheddar and his new life adventures. Thank you also very kindly Bethany x

Hey Laura, I am really late watching this video but to get the garlic smell out of your hands rub them on anything made out of stainless steel. I usually rub my hands on my kitchen faucet but anything made out of stainless steel will work. They even sell little bars of “soap” made out of stainless steel that you can use to “wash” your hands. But I’ve always found my faucet or stainless steel sink does the trick just fine.

Its Laura the clever Golden Container Award!!!! Well done Rich !!! 👍

Don't worry about your skin Laura, worry about your diet and your skin then can take care of itself. No highly processed 'so called ' food and definitely no soda's or even alcohol. Only eat what God made that man hasn't adulterated x 💚🌲🌳🌴🌵🪴🍀☘️🌿🌱🥀🌹🐍🪲🐛🥬🥒🥦🌽🥝🍐🍏🍏🦜🙏😇🕊️🐑

I know I'm watching your videos a year after you first posted, but better late than never, right? One thing I'd like to see and maybe I just have not watched them is fertilizing plants from start to finsh. I've watched the ones on what to use to fertilize and what you use at the time of planting, but I'm leaning towards after planting and with what and how often. Say Hydrangeas, do you need to use a water soluable once a month or pellets two times a year etc. to promote more blooms. Do you only fertilize Annuals every week or once a month, and perennials only at first planting with the slow release and what to do if you didn't fertilize at first planting and it's mid-summer. This is where I get confused when, with what, how often. Fertilizer can get expensive when someone is on a fixed income.

That award is soooo cute!

I noticed someone commented on your stain from you Hydrangea on your siding and to use OxyClean. One thing you might try is D2. While it is mainly used for gravestone cleaning, which I do in the cooler months of GA, it can be used on vinyl siding (full strength). The drawback in large quantities it can be pricey. I've spot used it on my white vinyl siding here in Ga where I get Algae, Mildew, and Mold growth. It works wonders. The beauty you can spray and leave it. NO SCRUBBING! . However you can scrub the area, just wait about 10 minutes. It is a biological agent and does not harm the environment, it is safe for plants and wildlife. It can be used fo clean masonry, stone, conccrete, wood asphalt shingles, vinyl and aluminum siding, fiber glass, metal, paint, canvas and many other things. I buy it in a gallon form and it runs between 46.00 to 55.00 on Amazon. Some places it can cost in the 100s.

Sumac grows like a weed here in Pennsylvania but when you initially had luck, I planted a tiger eye. Then, when things started to go wild with yours, I pulled mine out and put it in a pot. It’s doing great and I think I dodged a bullet.

Don't use "Basically" it's a filler word. -Judge Judy

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Did the failed seeds come from MIGARDENER? Not surprised. #expiredseeds #middleman #goodluck

Love you both together.

"Maybe it was a dream." 😂

Hi Laura and Aaron! I think it’s so funny you don’t like the look of the area behind the pots in the Pot Competition video. To me it looks very rustic and reminds me of home in No Cal. I can imagine an old, deteriorating barn with maybe some old farming equipment laying around, perhaps some livestock still roaming! I love that look. Can’t wait to see how the property evolves in the future.

I just had a quick wonderful delivery of some products from your store. You mentioned something about store products so I went to see what was there. Glad you mentioned it. I buy locally what I can but these products I just couldn’t find here! Thank you!! Have really grown to enjoy the recap video!!

I wrote on your auger video but will ask again. Do I have to have a 60V drill for the new 5 inch Garden Answer auger? I can’t afford to buy another drill after just buying the 20V. I definitely need the heavy duty tip since my yard is never before worked clay!!!!! Thanks so much for your inspiring videos.!

Awesome and love the large pots too

Team big hat!

I love you two the way you two are in sync. Watch y'all every day. Very informative. You two give me inspiration. Thanks.

;How about doing a pre-sale on the kneeling pads. I would be willing to pre-pay, I would like the blue. and green pads.

25:30 Please do not spread false information. All the flying insects have not gone to rest for the evening. There are several nocturnals insects that are out in the evening. You are an experienced gardener and still talk like this? Of course there are nocturnals insects. Just because you can't see them because you go inside at night or you can't see well in the dark, does not mean they are not out there.... come on.

Please freeze dry your herbs. It's wonderful.Garlic and onion can also be freeze dried and powdered. You can also freeze dry slices of apple and peach and they are delicious.. when you make it at home.

Does anyone else want to hand Laura a Bobby pin? She's much too pretty to have her hair covering it up!! Lol. Just saying. ❤❤❤

Being perimenopausal at 45, navigating the heat and gardening in general has been challenging. I need more breaks, more water and a wide brimmed hat. Gone are the 8 hour days of back breaking work in the full sun. 😢

Laura, just so you know, you are not alone in almost getting sprayed by a male cat. And it IS totally disgusting.

Have y'all thought of spraying the dead grass green?

The Golden Container Award is awesome! You have very clever followers, and they're very thoughtful! Loved the weeks videos. 🤗💕

Since discovering your channel a few years ago my hubby and I have been doing a container competition of our own on 4 of our large pots on our patio. I wish I could send pictures. With all the rain we have had this spring they are looking so lush. I honestly can’t decide which one is my favorite. It’s fun to watch all your different plant pairings and see how they grow together. I so appreciate your videos and the chemistry you and Aaron have together.

I understand the need to protect your skin from the sun, however, do you realize that you get your vitamin D from the sun? Your sunscreen could be more damaging to your skin than the sun. All that is is a massive amount of chemicals, that you’re slathering all over yourself. Obviously you’re going to do what you need to do. But the info we’ve been told about the sun is not necessarily true. I’m gonna leave it at that and stop my preaching. ❤

Birds dug up my 300 sunflower seeds. And chipmunks do it too.

That award is so wonderful. Thank you Rick

you guys work so well together it’s awesome to watch. OK I’m gonna pack myself in the back here. I was in Lowe’s yesterday and there was this lady who came up to me because I was looking at plants that were on sale and she’s like “well. I think I’m addicted. This has been happening past two weeks. I’ve been buying plants.”I said to her well do you check out Garden Answer? She’s like what is that? I said oh my God you gotta go on RUclips and you gotta check out. Garden answer once you watch one video you’re gonna be hooked , it also has an online store for stuff to buy this is a great family and they show you how to do everything.!! she wrote it down and she went right on it right there in the shop!!! so pat myself on the back. Talk to you guys later.

Hi Laura, please wear a hat or a scarf to cover your scalp. I’ve just finished radiotherapy because of scalp cancer. Please be careful.

Hi Laura, you have a lot of beautiful roses. Have you considered using them in baking and making rose sorbet or even rose water? Or using dry petals as tea? Because they have loads of health benefits! Appreciate your videos, you guys are definitely my favourites. Sending lots of love!

Can’t find Garden Answer Store!!! Why??

I have sumacks in pots here in Sweden. The pots are on the back porch and give a green lunch backdrop and screen but the porch is solid so no roots can escap and they live thrue our winters! You should try sumcks called dissecta! Rhus thyphina f. lacinata Dissecta. They at least in our climate not big spreaders. In Stockholm there is this great nursery/garden ”Zetas tradgard” and they have one tree that is over 70 years old and not even one sucker!! It is glorious! Laura don’t give up on having them, just find the right sort that doesn’t spread that wildly!

I have a similar problem plant. My neighbor has trumpet vine and it comes up everywhere. I like it because the hummingbirds love it.

The container award is ADORABLE!! How will be know who wins? Will viewers get to vote???

Your videos make me happy! You’re a wonderful duo!

I love the Golden Container Award from my Canadian neighbour! What a sweet gesture!

ARB REPLACEMENT ??? ... Could it be that a critter chewed an extra hole in the drip under those arbs and is getting too much water??? I notice chipmunks, squirrels and rabbits love to hide under mine.

I think Douglas should have left instead of Cheddar. I am team Cheddar. But Russell is my favorite 😂

BEAN FAIL ???,,,, I read that cold temps and wetness can rot the beans,,,40 degree night,,, Interesting that the one bean that did sprout seemed to have fallen to the wayside away from the drip and may be the reason it survived,