I like the recap questions- I too am a dentist avoiderâŠ. Seems to be a very common fear. I had a serious horse accident which messed up my nerves in the right side of my face⊠so it can be real tricky to get me numb⊠Maybe an Icecream video or water craft orâŠ. Something similar while it is soooo hot⊠By the way our low at night 70-75- with 70% humidity đ€Ș it definitely helps if it gets cooler at night because then I can be outside at daybreak and get some stuff done but right now- there really is no good time to work outside. Like you said every place has its own challenges. đ
"Yes" to addressing questions from the recap videos, please. I'm with Aaron on the blue/purple issue, makes me bonkers! And I'm with Laura on sedation dentistry! Love love love your channel. A day without Laura is like a day without sunshine. Thanks so much for all you do â€
I HATE that a flower is called blue when it's purple. I grow plants because of the color...if I want purple, let me know cause I'm looking for something purple....not blue
Ok, Laura, Iâm gonna help you out here. đ The reason people are so bizarre on the internet (i.e. new shoes = pregnant) is because narcissism is rampant in epidemic proportions these days. These people are so proud of themselves because they watch every day and noticed something new so they MUST rush to the keyboard and comment section to passively âbragâ that they noticed something that nobody else noticed because they see themselves as special and your biggest fan. đđ€Šđœââïž Iâm not sure where the narcissist thing actually came from, but Oh MâGosh ⊠itâs SO exhausting. Just keep on doing what you do. We love watching you and your garden and it was a lovely video seeing you and Aaron working together. Have a super great week, and donât worry about the weirdos. đ
Our summer last year in Austin was in the 100âs every single day the entire summer with not a drop of rain. It was extremely miserable. It didnât get below 80 degrees at night. We had a big storm that brought wonderful rain and it was 72 degrees at 4pm yesterday. I went to Home Depot to get compost and got soaking wet it was so much fun I felt like a teenager. ( 65yo)
Japanese beetles are devouring my sunflowers and zinnias. Iâve been using Captain Jackâs deadbug but I canât keep up with spraying them. I got Captain Jackâs insecticidal soap to try and as I was spraying my plants last night the beetles were flying off. There were loads of them. Hopefully they will stay away and Iâll have beautiful blooms next month.
Seguin, TX here ⊠about an hour south of Austin. The rain last night was absolutely glorious!! It didnât start here until right before dark but we ended up with 1.5â of rain and temps in the 70âs. I didnât even want to go to bed so I didnât miss it. đ Now we are paying the price with the insane humidity. đą It was fun while it lasted though! âïžâïž
I had to laugh at your response to the question about Aaron planting with you. . My thought when I watched that video was that you guys make a great team and I loved watching you work together. Keep up the great work you are doing to encourage more gardeners. Especially newbies.....thanks!!!
I love the recaps and I think answering some of the questions from the recap is a great ideal. You and Aaron are good parents and great partners. Have a blessed day everyone.
YES, YES, YES! Garden Answer "Re-Cap Videos", and Garden Answer "Re-Cap, Re-Cap Videos". đ€ŁThey are VERY helpful. As for when Aaron helped you plant. I personally got an "Awww , so sweet" feeling about it. It's so nice to see the two of you working together. You are a GREAT team. I could tell you hadn't gotten that filling fixed, as you still lisp on occasion. I feel the pain each time too. Thank you for all you do, and the encouragement you give each of us.
Yes on answering questions from the previous recap. It keeps the discussion going and gives us all time to investigate/read up on/ check with the local garden centers to really get to the bottom of an issue. You are inspirational in many ways. I am the kind of person who thinks (used to think now) that 'I can do this myself.' Not so much anymore. Get help wherever and whenever you want. Somewhere.
Details vs DoingâŠthatâs what I love about your videos. You donât spend the first 15 minutes talking about what youâre going to do, you just get to doing it. Thanks for that. A picture is worth a 1000 wordsđ
Yes!! Just go and do with us. Why talk FOREVER. I've been too spoiled by Laura and when I watch other videos, I often say to myself, "I miss Laura and her chill direct process" lol lol lol
You've had a fantastic run of no wildlife pressure. As your property becomes more lush, those sporadic animals that come through tell all their friends and away they go.
Yep, I have always wondered why they don't have more critters. I struggle with squirrels, rabbits, large birds, deer, armadillo.....it's a menagerie on my five acres.
The animals may have stayed away because there's been pretty consistent construction on the property for the past few years..... now that a lot of the work is done though.....đą
Laura, I love your approach to teaching because you cut to the chase and provide all the pertinent information you need to know. You are the reason I came out of a funk in my life and started gardening again. Truly, we could be soul mates. Now I have people asking me if Iâm a master gardener and if Iâm on the garden tour list. Itâs nuts! Thank you for all you do and donât change! I love you and Aaron and your entire family! God bless you!đđ»đđđ
Use a row cover til your beans are a decent size and the rabbit will let them be. We had this happen one year where an entire row of bean disappeared while we went on vacation. We replanted with row cover and kept it on til the beans were closer to flowering and the bunnies didnât bother them
@@MissCorgi315 I just draped a light weight cover and it didnât stunt the beans at all - I covered the edges with a little bit of soil but we are protected from winds - those rabbits love those tender young shoots
Where there is one rabbit, there is more...lol, My father taught me years ago, and rabbits love petunias because they are of the tobacco family. Thank you for all that you do. Such an inspiration.â€
Love love love any video when you both work together especially when you leave Aaronâs sass & sarcasm in the Final Cut. You two are a lovely couple (a couple of what Iâm not sure - Groucho Marxx) and Mimi and I enjoy yâall so much.
Yes, pls answer questions from previous video(s)! Iâve been watching for years and anyone who knows me, knows who Iâm talking about when I say âLaura says toâŠ.â. Love your channel, I have learned so much! đ€
Birds cannot resist the look of beans sprouting. They must look like green caterpillars because even when I start my beans in the greenhouse, the birds fly in through the vent windows to snap them up.
đJust want to say " Thank You" for all your videos, posts and pictures. I have learned a lot over the years from you. đ "YES" to answering questions from the recap videos. I agree with with Aaron on the " blue " flower identification( blue is blue , purple is purple), something for Proven Winners to work on. A tour of your small warehouse would be cool, if possible. I think its so sweet how you and Aaron help each other, don't let the negative comments or speculations get to you. Keep doing what you love to do, and the way you want to do it. Thank You, again đ
How about trying new cocktail recipies with your mom when the hot days come and showing usđđ€Ł?! Or how about a DIY that you can do inside- always loved your wreaths- maybe a summer wreath or something like that.
Gotta go with Aaron on this one. Calling a purple flower blue disparages the rare true blues. Every time I hear it, I hear a forget-me-not weeping!! đ
Have grown to absolutely love your Sunday recaps! Your chemistry is awesome and I love your honest, this is what it is answers!! Yâall make my day!!!â€
Thanks for all your wonderful videos! Yes, keep answering questions from the recaps please. Thanks to Laura, I just took apart, cleaned and sharpened my old Felco pruners đ I was happy to find all the products in your new Garden Answer store! I start each day with Garden Answer! â€
Sunday recaps have become just as much a favorite as the weeklies. It feels more relaxed and laidback, like hanging out at a friendâs home. Iâm with you Laura about the dentist: Iâve had so much painful dental work done that I can barely bring myself to go. I was supposed to get an old crown replaced three years ago because a cavity is forming under it, and I still canât make myself schedule an appointment! Have a great week!
I vote for including questions from last weekâs recaps in the current recaps. The town near Laura and Aaron that got the microburst storm damage is my home town (Nyssa). My brother and his family still live there along with numerous cousins and friends. That was really a freaky storm. The area of really severe damage was very isolated just to that town, but devastating. đą
I love it when you answer the questions in the recap. Sometimes I think of a question but I'm pretty sure it won't get addressed because I don't think of it until the recap. This way I get a chance to get those questions answered too! Also, welcome to my world with the bunnies. I thought they were so cute in the beginning (still do) but now they terrorize my dogs so much that one of them needs medication to stay calm. I "test drive" plants before I even take them out of the pots to see if the bunnies will eat them. I only plant edibles in raised beds and sometimes I have to put up fences around them. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!đđđ
Love watching your recaps with my coffee every Sunday. It makes my day. My son works at a clay bird firing range and his clothes always smell like sulphur, we use Odor ban for all his uniforms. I found it from another site to clean his clothes when he came home from Marine boot camp.His clothes are stored in a warehouse fir 13 weeks. They smelled nasty. It works fantasticly. I get it from Lowes or Home Depot. Thank you for all you do. Love to see you and Aaron working together.
Paul and bethany: they seem amazing and would like to learn a little from them, but have always thought they are entitled to their privacy and i like that you respect them. Also me Warehouse: it would be amazing to hear from Ken about the start up process of launching a new warehouse distribution center. Things he's learning about, wished were done a little differently to start and have needed to be tweaked, what's been going great since go day, etc. I respect Ken's privacy too, but...Inquiring minds... would be really interesting if he's agreeable. Maybe an idea to do a sit down discussion on one of the hot days. Love that this seems to be going well for you all! Enjoy all the videos
Yes! Extra questions from the recap is great. Also, that raised filling may be offsetting your bite, hence the cheek injury. I am currently having several teeth capped due to the "trauma" from a offset bite. The dentist told me I have a "traumatic mouth." đ Jeeze louise. I wish I had taken care of this before some of my teeth started to develop fractures. Try that sedation dentistry. I also am terrified of the dentist. It's the only way I have been able to get this work done. Take care.
Laura, I am all in with you about summer.... that's why I stay where I am, near Chicago! Also, while it is great that you are taking care of your skin, please also take care of your beautiful eyes. As someone with many years on you, cataracts come on so much more with eye sun damage, especially with your light colored eyes. Thanks for all you do!
Re: your dentist story, I just fired my dentist. He asked if I was allergic to anything. When I said I'm allergic to epinephrine (which is in novocaine), he said 'I won't give you much of that'. He's fired. If he thought that was funny, I didn't,
Same with me!! I have to stop them before the shot to make sure they didnât use the one with epinephrine, even though Iâve gone there almost 20 years and itâs on record!
Aaron as an artist I definitely know the difference in blue and purple but since there are so few true blue flowers and Iâm sure among those blue flowers some are too small to make a huge compact and then others might be more of a spring flower and not one tgat enjoys hot summer heat- like for instance a beautiful blue hydrangea - in dry hot heat- Yikes! Then there is that beautiful blue morning glory but by the second year you are out there with a whip and a chair to beat it back where it is supposed to be and third year you find it has surrounded all door and window opening and canât leave your house. So better we call purple petunias blue and continue to be able to get out of your house.
Arronđ„đ„1984đ„đ„Love it! I agree 100%⊠why try to convince us itâs something itâs not? We can all see blue and purple. If you know you know. Lol
I love all the beautiful things planted during the week, my âme timeâ is coffee and Garden Answer in the mornings, but these recap videos have me laughing out loud and have become my favorite! Love the added questions, anything to extend it, as you all are such a joy đ„° Sundays are for Jesus and this weeks recap video đđ Thank you for sharing đ
Same here, Laura.... I go to a sedation dentist. The numbing shots have no effect on me. My dentist would even give me the shots ahead of time, while i was waiting for my appointment in the waiting room just to test if it needed more time, but nope. So he now puts me out and i have no issues going to the dentist anymore đđŒ
Same problem here. I ask for surgical grade numbing which works. âMarcainâ is what it is called in Canada and it lasts for 8 hours (wear a bib while you eat)đ. Not all dentists will do it.
Laughing gas is also very affective and easily controlled. I had a dental trauma years ago, and ever since I fear dental work. Now I get the laughing gas ie Nitrous oxide. No it doesnât make you laugh. Lol.
Myself, I can't stand the numbing feeling or the lingering pain from the shots. I'd much rather go without. I just tell the dentist to go ahead and do the work.
Yes, I appreciate you answering recap video questions. And thank you for that. In fact I have a question now! Do you ever have Paul and Bethany stay when work is finished for a meal? That just seems like something fun you would do.
I love these recap videos (well, honestly, all your videos). Itâs wonderful to watch the two of you interact! Laura, youâre too funny, âand I planted a bunch of red annuals. đłđłđł and it was fun!â
Aron and I are on the same page about blue (clearly purple) flowers. That was my exact thought when you planted the red, white & purple planter. We can all see it's not blue. Lets call a spade, a spade. I love purple flowers.đ
Yes yes and yes. I see so many questions from the previous recap videos and Iâve been thinking for a long time yall should include those. Thanks as always!
When I saw your bunny I thought, oh no, you are in trouble! I'm in a suburb 20 minutes from Chicago. I had them nesting in the middle of my garden, biting the tips off my emerging bulbs but then not eating them. See if you can encourage the cute bunny to find a new home before you start buying chicken wire, like I did.
Good morning! Lol, one day of 112° I'm in Chandler Heights Citrus, AZ and wish we only had one day of 112° in Zone 9B. I'm getting ready to plant various pumpkin seeds, and I believe I'm a month behind, but doing better than last year đ Well, it's 430am and im getting ready to start my watering. I have had to dig up all my veggies, mainly peppers and pot the. I need to redo my garden & I'm going lay down hardware cloth, reinstall my raised gardens, refill them during my summer due to the dreaded gophers here. All this, so i can get ready for my fall gardening. Awh, the joys of growing.đ
I enjoyed the answers to the recap questions. QUESTION: Iâve often wondered if you notify those that ask questions in your videos to tune in to the recap that their question was chosen to be answered. Iâve never heard you talk about the recap channel and to tune in there for answers to questions. I wonder how new viewers know about the channel. Just curious. Love †your videos and have learned so much from you, Laura! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!
I love these recap videos and I do like that youâre answering questions from the previous. It makes sense. You never know when a question is going to come up.
I love how when you tape these this is so normal and real. Yes, love answers from past recap. I sit and watch and talk to you and ask the questions so it is great to hear the answers. Have a great game with Benjamin and trip with Samantha. Thank you.
I miss the place you used to do your weekly responses. I know this room is perfect for filming, sound, lighting, etcâŠ, but I miss the windows and the general quaintness.
Yes, so great answering recap questions! đđ». Thanks for answering my iron question-I need to do a soil test which I have been putting off for years. Then Iâll know which iron to buy. đ
I have a suggestion for a true BLUE flower for Aaron. Itâs called the Corydalis flexuosa âPocelain Blueâ. Cold hardy to zone 5. Grows 12 inches tall and wide. Part sun/shade, although probably shade for you guys. The best part is the beautiful fragrance of honeysuckle that just one plant provides.
When I saw that bunny, đ° I thought, okay here we go. Laura is going to find out what itâs like to have rabbit pressure on her garden! They are really cute, but such a pain! They loose their appeal the first time they eat your plants! It peeves me, too, when purple flowers are labeled as blue. Especially things like irises - when the pictures on the label itself looks blue. Then when they bloom, they are actually straight purple!
Bunny lost their appeal when the ate the wiring under my car. Live in Arizona so maybe the heat makes them seek shade under cars and then they see wires and think âsnackâ idk but it cost me thousands and my Pacifica was never the same
Keep in mind that different soil can affect the color of your blooms. I've seen the same Iris bloom a different shade of the same color in Idaho vs. Colorado.
Well our Southern hot is 100+ and 75% humidity. I've been too Arizona and Nevada. (Im from California) I prefer that heat versus sticky, humid, Southern heat. In Georgia it's intense. Which this weather reminds me of El Salvador weather like in Central America. Except people there don't have A/C. We do. They only have fans. I follow a couple living in Alaska and they can only garden for 4 months. The rest of the time, they are buried in snow. We all try to garden our lovely plants. For the love of plants eh. đ
Love the recap questions. I agree with Aaron- purple is purple! Also, loved Laura's response to the bunny problem, "Give it to Bethany!" đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
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At least she didnât say : give it to Bethany, sheâll feed it to the pigs!â
@@judyheim6998 I spit my coffee out, so, so funny.
I like the recap questions- I too am a dentist avoiderâŠ. Seems to be a very common fear. I had a serious horse accident which messed up my nerves in the right side of my face⊠so it can be real tricky to get me numbâŠ
Maybe an Icecream video or water craft orâŠ. Something similar while it is soooo hotâŠ
By the way our low at night 70-75- with 70% humidity đ€Ș it definitely helps if it gets cooler at night because then I can be outside at daybreak and get some stuff done but right now- there really is no good time to work outside.
Like you said every place has its own challenges. đ
I just had a laugh out loud moment when you said you would give the bunny to Bethany. Gotta love Bethany!!!
"Yes" to addressing questions from the recap videos, please. I'm with Aaron on the blue/purple issue, makes me bonkers! And I'm with Laura on sedation dentistry!
Love love love your channel. A day without Laura is like a day without sunshine. Thanks so much for all you do â€
I HATE that a flower is called blue when it's purple. I grow plants because of the color...if I want purple, let me know cause I'm looking for something purple....not blue
@@pattidavis8043 ..so trueâŠjust like purple onions are called âred onionsâ???????đ
Agree, agree,....yes to recap questions!
đđŒââïž Iâm with Aaron. Blue is blue, purple is purple lol
Ok, Laura, Iâm gonna help you out here. đ The reason people are so bizarre on the internet (i.e. new shoes = pregnant) is because narcissism is rampant in epidemic proportions these days. These people are so proud of themselves because they watch every day and noticed something new so they MUST rush to the keyboard and comment section to passively âbragâ that they noticed something that nobody else noticed because they see themselves as special and your biggest fan. đđ€Šđœââïž Iâm not sure where the narcissist thing actually came from, but Oh MâGosh ⊠itâs SO exhausting.
Just keep on doing what you do. We love watching you and your garden and it was a lovely video seeing you and Aaron working together. Have a super great week, and donât worry about the weirdos. đ
My sister has a bunny in her garden. Sheâs named it Eaton, because itâs eating everything!
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Too cute!đšđŠ
Clever!
I'm with Aaron on the "blue" conspiracy đ It drives me bananas!
Me too!! đ
Waiting for the "blue sunflower" seeds I planted to bloom. I am still doubtful. đ
Me, too!!
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Now that is in my brain whenever I see purple flowers that are stated blue
Our summer last year in Austin was in the 100âs every single day the entire summer with not a drop of rain. It was extremely miserable. It didnât get below 80 degrees at night. We had a big storm that brought wonderful rain and it was 72 degrees at 4pm yesterday. I went to Home Depot to get compost and got soaking wet it was so much fun I felt like a teenager. ( 65yo)
San Antonio here and boy do I remember last summer being miserable.
Yes⊠tough here in Colleyville (DFW) too. If only it got cool at night it would be much easier to take. Iâm hoping it wonât be as hot this year.
Japanese beetles are devouring my sunflowers and zinnias. Iâve been using Captain Jackâs deadbug but I canât keep up with spraying them. I got Captain Jackâs insecticidal soap to try and as I was spraying my plants last night the beetles were flying off. There were loads of them. Hopefully they will stay away and Iâll have beautiful blooms next month.
@@jillbonham4657maybe biological treatment next year.In NY we had an earwig thing that was craxy
Seguin, TX here ⊠about an hour south of Austin. The rain last night was absolutely glorious!! It didnât start here until right before dark but we ended up with 1.5â of rain and temps in the 70âs. I didnât even want to go to bed so I didnât miss it. đ Now we are paying the price with the insane humidity. đą It was fun while it lasted though! âïžâïž
I had to laugh at your response to the question about Aaron planting with you. . My thought when I watched that video was that you guys make a great team and I loved watching you work together. Keep up the great work you are doing to encourage more gardeners. Especially newbies.....thanks!!!
Same!!
I love the recaps and I think answering some of the questions from the recap is a great ideal. You and Aaron are good parents and great partners. Have a blessed day everyone.
Yes to answering questions from the recaps.
Hi! Yes, a little video on the warehouse would be cool :)
YES, YES, YES! Garden Answer "Re-Cap Videos", and Garden Answer "Re-Cap, Re-Cap Videos". đ€ŁThey are VERY helpful. As for when Aaron helped you plant. I personally got an "Awww , so sweet" feeling about it. It's so nice to see the two of you working together. You are a GREAT team. I could tell you hadn't gotten that filling fixed, as you still lisp on occasion. I feel the pain each time too. Thank you for all you do, and the encouragement you give each of us.
Yes on answering questions from the previous recap. It keeps the discussion going and gives us all time to investigate/read up on/ check with the local garden centers to really get to the bottom of an issue. You are inspirational in many ways. I am the kind of person who thinks (used to think now) that 'I can do this myself.' Not so much anymore. Get help wherever and whenever you want. Somewhere.
I like seeing Aaron in the videos. It's nice to see you working together enjoying each other.
Yes, answering the questions from the previous recap was interesting.
Aaron is so funny! Letâs just call it blue!!!
Details vs DoingâŠthatâs what I love about your videos. You donât spend the first 15 minutes talking about what youâre going to do, you just get to doing it.
Thanks for that.
A picture is worth a 1000 wordsđ
I agree
Yes!! Just go and do with us. Why talk FOREVER. I've been too spoiled by Laura and when I watch other videos, I often say to myself, "I miss Laura and her chill direct process" lol lol lol
You've had a fantastic run of no wildlife pressure. As your property becomes more lush, those sporadic animals that come through tell all their friends and away they go.
Yep, I have always wondered why they don't have more critters. I struggle with squirrels, rabbits, large birds, deer, armadillo.....it's a menagerie on my five acres.
Call me crazy but the animals give me joy. I guess thereâs a point where it would get annoying.
The animals may have stayed away because there's been pretty consistent construction on the property for the past few years..... now that a lot of the work is done though.....đą
â@heatherderganc5984 the deer eating my oriental lilies is beyond annoying, they actually killed them. Spent big $ on them.
@@annehedlund7333 yesâŠ. Their population has gotten so big in many areas. Not so cute when theyâre taking over the garden. đ
Todays recap has true comedy in it. I laughed aloud several times. Thank you for starting my day with humour. đ
Laura, I love your approach to teaching because you cut to the chase and provide all the pertinent information you need to know. You are the reason I came out of a funk in my life and started gardening again. Truly, we could be soul mates. Now I have people asking me if Iâm a master gardener and if Iâm on the garden tour list. Itâs nuts! Thank you for all you do and donât change! I love you and Aaron and your entire family! God bless you!đđ»đđđ
Use a row cover til your beans are a decent size and the rabbit will let them be.
We had this happen one year where an entire row of bean disappeared while we went on vacation. We replanted with row cover and kept it on til the beans were closer to flowering and the bunnies didnât bother them
Can you use that hoop cover?
@@MissCorgi315 I just draped a light weight cover and it didnât stunt the beans at all - I covered the edges with a little bit of soil but we are protected from winds - those rabbits love those tender young shoots
voices drop to a near-whisper when they started talking about digging up daffodils. yall are so cute together!!!
Thanks for addressing some recap video questions.
Where there is one rabbit, there is more...lol, My father taught me years ago, and rabbits love petunias because they are of the tobacco family. Thank you for all that you do. Such an inspiration.â€
Amazing! I didnât know that about petunias!
You know you've been watching this channel for too long when you can answer the questions before Laura. LOL
Love love love any video when you both work together especially when you leave Aaronâs sass & sarcasm in the Final Cut. You two are a lovely couple (a couple of what Iâm not sure - Groucho Marxx) and Mimi and I enjoy yâall so much.
Yes, pls answer questions from previous video(s)! Iâve been watching for years and anyone who knows me, knows who Iâm talking about when I say âLaura says toâŠ.â. Love your channel, I have learned so much! đ€
I chuckle at your reaction of the bunny eating plants. I struggle with bunnies, deer, and woodchucks who love my flowers.
The deer and groundhog are impossible!
Iâm with Aaron on purple v blue! đ
Yes! They are obviously purple and not blue! đ€Ł
Completely. It's PURPLE people! NOT blue. LOL!
Birds cannot resist the look of beans sprouting. They must look like green caterpillars because even when I start my beans in the greenhouse, the birds fly in through the vent windows to snap them up.
For the commenter who needed a 60V drill, try a local pawn shop; always a good place to find tools!
đJust want to say " Thank You" for all your videos, posts and pictures. I have learned a lot over the years from you. đ "YES" to answering questions from the recap videos. I agree with with Aaron on the " blue " flower identification( blue is blue , purple is purple), something for Proven Winners to work on. A tour of your small warehouse would be cool, if possible. I think its so sweet how you and Aaron help each other, don't let the negative comments or speculations get to you. Keep doing what you love to do, and the way you want to do it. Thank You, again đ
How about trying new cocktail recipies with your mom when the hot days come and showing usđđ€Ł?! Or how about a DIY that you can do inside- always loved your wreaths- maybe a summer wreath or something like that.
and tinctures
Good idea!
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Yes to tinctures! Would love to know some commonly used tinctures.
How about just fix a drink and sit in a/cđ
Yes to the extra questions and I feel the same way about the blue vs purple flowers, Aaron!
Good morning! I'm out in my cutting garden đ Have a lovely day!
Gotta go with Aaron on this one. Calling a purple flower blue disparages the rare true blues. Every time I hear it, I hear a forget-me-not weeping!! đ
Have grown to absolutely love your Sunday recaps! Your chemistry is awesome and I love your honest, this is what it is answers!! Yâall make my day!!!â€
Thanks for all your wonderful videos! Yes, keep answering questions from the recaps please. Thanks to Laura, I just took apart, cleaned and sharpened my old Felco pruners đ I was happy to find all the products in your new Garden Answer store! I start each day with Garden Answer! â€
Sunday recaps have become just as much a favorite as the weeklies. It feels more relaxed and laidback, like hanging out at a friendâs home.
Iâm with you Laura about the dentist: Iâve had so much painful dental work done that I can barely bring myself to go. I was supposed to get an old crown replaced three years ago because a cavity is forming under it, and I still canât make myself schedule an appointment!
Have a great week!
Love anything you do⊠the recap questions are just as informative as the other!
Laura love your videos and recap videos with Aaron. Iâve learned a lot from your videos!!
I vote for including questions from last weekâs recaps in the current recaps.
The town near Laura and Aaron that got the microburst storm damage is my home town (Nyssa). My brother and his family still live there along with numerous cousins and friends. That was really a freaky storm. The area of really severe damage was very isolated just to that town, but devastating. đą
I love it when you answer the questions in the recap. Sometimes I think of a question but I'm pretty sure it won't get addressed because I don't think of it until the recap. This way I get a chance to get those questions answered too! Also, welcome to my world with the bunnies. I thought they were so cute in the beginning (still do) but now they terrorize my dogs so much that one of them needs medication to stay calm. I "test drive" plants before I even take them out of the pots to see if the bunnies will eat them. I only plant edibles in raised beds and sometimes I have to put up fences around them. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge!đđđ
Yes, I liked the recap questions.đ
Love watching your recaps with my coffee every Sunday. It makes my day. My son works at a clay bird firing range and his clothes always smell like sulphur, we use Odor ban for all his uniforms. I found it from another site to clean his clothes when he came home from Marine boot camp.His clothes are stored in a warehouse fir 13 weeks. They smelled nasty. It works fantasticly. I get it from Lowes or Home Depot. Thank you for all you do. Love to see you and Aaron working together.
Please thank your son for his service. Do you know if baking soda in the laundry would work? Thanks!
@@bettyjrogers It might but I'm not 100% sure
Thank you for this helpful tip!
Yes,I enjoy the answers to the extra questions from the week before.
Paul and bethany: they seem amazing and would like to learn a little from them, but have always thought they are entitled to their privacy and i like that you respect them.
Also me
Warehouse: it would be amazing to hear from Ken about the start up process of launching a new warehouse distribution center. Things he's learning about, wished were done a little differently to start and have needed to be tweaked, what's been going great since go day, etc. I respect Ken's privacy too, but...Inquiring minds... would be really interesting if he's agreeable. Maybe an idea to do a sit down discussion on one of the hot days.
Love that this seems to be going well for you all! Enjoy all the videos
Yes! Extra questions from the recap is great. Also, that raised filling may be offsetting your bite, hence the cheek injury. I am currently having several teeth capped due to the "trauma" from a offset bite. The dentist told me I have a "traumatic mouth." đ Jeeze louise. I wish I had taken care of this before some of my teeth started to develop fractures. Try that sedation dentistry. I also am terrified of the dentist. It's the only way I have been able to get this work done. Take care.
Yes! I definitely like your addition of questions from the weekly recap video. Please continue.
Yes, I enjoyed the questions from the previous recap.
You two are hilarious. The editing of these recap videos is the best. Love the split screen moments!
Laura, I am all in with you about summer.... that's why I stay where I am, near Chicago!
Also, while it is great that you are taking care of your skin, please also take care of your beautiful eyes. As someone with many years on you, cataracts come on so much more with eye sun damage, especially with your light colored eyes. Thanks for all you do!
7 minerals Organic Castor Oil Hexane Free in glass bottle has many uses. It can heal cataracts as well.
Re: your dentist story, I just fired my dentist. He asked if I was allergic to anything. When I said I'm allergic to epinephrine (which is in novocaine), he said 'I won't give you much of that'. He's fired. If he thought that was funny, I didn't,
Same with me!! I have to stop them before the shot to make sure they didnât use the one with epinephrine, even though Iâve gone there almost 20 years and itâs on record!
Love you all, and love the answers to Re-cap Videoâs too. Whatever you do, Iâm always happy I watched. Thanks so much!
Love you guys! Yes do add in questions from the recap video. Hoping your week and hot temps go well for the garden!
Aaron as an artist I definitely know the difference in blue and purple but since there are so few true blue flowers and Iâm sure among those blue flowers some are too small to make a huge compact and then others might be more of a spring flower and not one tgat enjoys hot summer heat- like for instance a beautiful blue hydrangea - in dry hot heat- Yikes! Then there is that beautiful blue morning glory but by the second year you are out there with a whip and a chair to beat it back where it is supposed to be and third year you find it has surrounded all door and window opening and canât leave your house. So better we call purple petunias blue and continue to be able to get out of your house.
Arronđ„đ„1984đ„đ„Love it! I agree 100%⊠why try to convince us itâs something itâs not? We can all see blue and purple. If you know you know. Lol
I love all the beautiful things planted during the week, my âme timeâ is coffee and Garden Answer in the mornings, but these recap videos have me laughing out loud and have become my favorite! Love the added questions, anything to extend it, as you all are such a joy đ„° Sundays are for Jesus and this weeks recap video đđ Thank you for sharing đ
Same here, Laura.... I go to a sedation dentist. The numbing shots have no effect on me. My dentist would even give me the shots ahead of time, while i was waiting for my appointment in the waiting room just to test if it needed more time, but nope. So he now puts me out and i have no issues going to the dentist anymore đđŒ
Same problem here. I ask for surgical grade numbing which works. âMarcainâ is what it is called in Canada and it lasts for 8 hours (wear a bib while you eat)đ. Not all dentists will do it.
Laughing gas is also very affective and easily controlled. I had a dental trauma years ago, and ever since I fear dental work.
Now I get the laughing gas ie Nitrous oxide. No it doesnât make you laugh. Lol.
Myself, I can't stand the numbing feeling or the lingering pain from the shots. I'd much rather go without. I just tell the dentist to go ahead and do the work.
@@justatitleI second this. But it does make me laugh. I think it affects everyone a little differently. Definitely a great option!
I've done no sedation for 20+ yrs. It's really not painful and so nice to walk out with no side effects.
Iâm with you on the hot summers ! Not a fan either ! Zone six central Mo.
Agree. It's been not terrible here in St Charles, MO *yet*
I want to see the warehouse! Oh my gosh, how exciting for you all! That is so cool.
Iâm with Aaron on the âblueâ flowers which are actually purple. Iâve never understood that!
Yes! Thanks for answering questions from previous recaps. That's when I most often think of questions.
(I'm not usually 11 days behind.) đ
Yes, I like the answers to the previous weeks recaps. Thanks for doing it!
Yes đđ» I enjoyed the questions to the recap videos. Thank you for always trying to make improvements to your channels. You two are the best â€.
Yes, I appreciate you answering recap video questions. And thank you for that. In fact I have a question now! Do you ever have Paul and Bethany stay when work is finished for a meal? That just seems like something fun you would do.
I love these recap videos (well, honestly, all your videos). Itâs wonderful to watch the two of you interact! Laura, youâre too funny, âand I planted a bunch of red annuals. đłđłđł and it was fun!â
Aron and I are on the same page about blue (clearly purple) flowers. That was my exact thought when you planted the red, white & purple planter. We can all see it's not blue. Lets call a spade, a spade. I love purple flowers.đ
Oh I like the follow up questions, itâs always something for gardening, hearing other peopleâs questions always makes me think of other questions
Yes. Keep answering questions from the recap! Thanks!
Yes yes and yes. I see so many questions from the previous recap videos and Iâve been thinking for a long time yall should include those. Thanks as always!
I like the new questions from the previous recap. Please keep going forward. Thank you
When I saw your bunny I thought, oh no, you are in trouble! I'm in a suburb 20 minutes from Chicago. I had them nesting in the middle of my garden, biting the tips off my emerging bulbs but then not eating them. See if you can encourage the cute bunny to find a new home before you start buying chicken wire, like I did.
Good morning! Lol, one day of 112° I'm in Chandler Heights Citrus, AZ and wish we only had one day of 112° in Zone 9B. I'm getting ready to plant various pumpkin seeds, and I believe I'm a month behind, but doing better than last year đ Well, it's 430am and im getting ready to start my watering. I have had to dig up all my veggies, mainly peppers and pot the. I need to redo my garden & I'm going lay down hardware cloth, reinstall my raised gardens, refill them during my summer due to the dreaded gophers here. All this, so i can get ready for my fall gardening. Awh, the joys of growing.đ
Here in the U.K. it is cold. And itâs July and people are walking around in winter coats! In July. đ
I was born and raised in Chandler, Az. That heat ain't no lie!
I enjoyed the answers to the recap questions. QUESTION: Iâve often wondered if you notify those that ask questions in your videos to tune in to the recap that their question was chosen to be answered. Iâve never heard you talk about the recap channel and to tune in there for answers to questions. I wonder how new viewers know about the channel. Just curious. Love †your videos and have learned so much from you, Laura! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!
â1984-ersââŠ..that is awwwwesome! Aaron is definitely my tribe of people!đ
I love these recap videos and I do like that youâre answering questions from the previous. It makes sense. You never know when a question is going to come up.
I love how when you tape these this is so normal and real. Yes, love answers from past recap. I sit and watch and talk to you and ask the questions so it is great to hear the answers. Have a great game with Benjamin and trip with Samantha. Thank you.
Try adding white vinegar to your wash, it helps neutralize smells and may help remove the sulfur smell from your clothes.
Thanks for answering the questions from the recap and I LOVE seeing Arron work with you planting in the garden.
Great video. Yes, answer questions from last week videos. Thanks for all you do.
We have heavy clay and the 60v drill and auger work great! I tried the 20v and it was a No-go.
"Blue flowers...." LOL! I love you guys and your responses. So humble, innocent and funny!
The person who names the flowers is just colour blind lol
Thank you for answering my question. Adjusting is so fast and easy Laura. You will be so happy if you get it done. :)
Hi guys! Yes - I would definitely like you to continue answering a few questions from the previous weekâs recap videos. Very helpful!
I miss the place you used to do your weekly responses. I know this room is perfect for filming, sound, lighting, etcâŠ, but I miss the windows and the general quaintness.
Yes any questions you can answer is helpful! Love these recaps!
Yes, so great answering recap questions! đđ». Thanks for answering my iron question-I need to do a soil test which I have been putting off for years. Then Iâll know which iron to buy. đ
My favorite Sunday recap! Good morning everyone.
I have a suggestion for a true BLUE flower for Aaron. Itâs called the Corydalis flexuosa âPocelain Blueâ. Cold hardy to zone 5. Grows 12 inches tall and wide. Part sun/shade, although probably shade for you guys. The best part is the beautiful fragrance of honeysuckle that just one plant provides.
Yes, I enjoy the responses to previous recap videos! Great response to intrusive questions Laura! đšđŠâ€ïžđ
Love hearing answers to all of your questions. Look forward to your videos.
When I saw that bunny, đ° I thought, okay here we go. Laura is going to find out what itâs like to have rabbit pressure on her garden! They are really cute, but such a pain! They loose their appeal the first time they eat your plants!
It peeves me, too, when purple flowers are labeled as blue. Especially things like irises - when the pictures on the label itself looks blue. Then when they bloom, they are actually straight purple!
Same with deer. Had them eat my beans and cantaloupe vines.
Bunny lost their appeal when the ate the wiring under my car. Live in Arizona so maybe the heat makes them seek shade under cars and then they see wires and think âsnackâ idk but it cost me thousands and my Pacifica was never the same
Keep in mind that different soil can affect the color of your blooms. I've seen the same Iris bloom a different shade of the same color in Idaho vs. Colorado.
Your videos are the balm to my exhausting in front of a PC allllll day job - it's my reward at the end of the day! đso thank you!
LOL, Aaron referencing 1984 was so funny! Thanks for a fun recap!
Well our Southern hot is 100+ and 75% humidity. I've been too Arizona and Nevada. (Im from California) I prefer that heat versus sticky, humid, Southern heat. In Georgia it's intense. Which this weather reminds me of El Salvador weather like in Central America. Except people there don't have A/C. We do. They only have fans.
I follow a couple living in Alaska and they can only garden for 4 months. The rest of the time, they are buried in snow. We all try to garden our lovely plants. For the love of plants eh. đ
Good morning Aaron and Laura!
Yes keep taking questions from the week before!
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