Garden Tour January 2017 // Garden Answer

2017
We Skipped February because it looked just like it did in Jan

2016

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[maiamitt]

So interesting to go back five years to see what your home and gardens looked like shortly after you moved there. 😊

[AngieU]

How your garden has changed since then! Amazing!

[LUCKEY.]

I felt cold just watching you walk through all that snow. I love your new garden ideas and hope to see the garden in the Spring video.

[valdemargaari]

Im super happy to see our first garden tour of the year!! Thank you Laura 😊

[smabernethy]

That lady statue is called "Hebe" and she's the goddess of Youth. I have the same one! She's about five feet tall. Sometimes I put a candle in her cup or lately, birdseed. I am dying to get out in the garden today, I've deferred too much of my garden clean-up. I love the idea of overplanting Guara!!! Going to try that in a sunny, from bed!

[toverby]

Love the tour! Looking forward to watching it change and evolve throughout the year.

[Creepsalote]

hey, you should doodle up a map of your garden, mostly just the paths, and keep it on the corner of the screen, and when you reach a new area of the garden simply have a red dot appear there!! It would be much better to understand the layout of your garden that way, its so big I always get lost in your videos :0

[tracy]

This video made me so happy. :) I'm super excited for the monthly Garden tours!

[jeannebrinkman]

Wow!! A lot of snow!!!! I thought you would curl up with a good book and we would see you in the Spring🌺🌸🌹🌿.
You are a busy busy person. A lot of good ideas brewing. I am excited to see how your ideas turn out😊

[willajohnson]

How did you get so lucky and find the perfect house and land. Just what a gardener like you would live in. Hope all the beautiful landscape survives. Glad I found you, have watched so many videos these last two days! Thanks for doing them for all of us. wj

[The_Bunny_Cakes]

I love that you're going to do monthly tours!! Can't wait to see how everything grows in. :)

[jonnybuensalida]

I love that you take care of the birds during your winter time🙌🏻

[SansaStarkofWinterfell]

Miss Laura, you don't want the chickens too far away from the house/barn area... It makes it that much more work to feed them and to get the coop cleaned out, as well as to get the eggs every day. Don't forget about that, as well as the fact that it is a pleasing sight to see every day, knowing you're getting your eggs fresh. People love to know that, and sit about watching the birds. I know lots of folks who raise their own birds who enjoy the birds right front & center. Justin Rhodes on YouTube is someone you should check out in regards to his chickens and how he raises them. =)

Love seeing the house/yard areas Laura, you've got a lovely place.
🌾Merry meet 🌿

[emmat]

OMG, this was the funniest garden tour ever where we could see nothing but snow :-DDDD

[TexasMyTexas]

Watching this video made me excited for my own garden. However, since I'm in East Texas and it's going to be 70 today I can go ahead and get to work. Love your videos...keep'em coming. Oh! I am most excited about your future vegetable garden. That's what I'm most into...and chickens. You will be surprised how long you just stand there and watch them peck and scratch around. So relaxing and mindless...so I would put them close. Have a great day and stay warm!

[donnalocke]

I can't wait to see month to month of your yard....👏👏🌺🌸🌼🌷🌹💐🌺🌸🌼🌷🌹🌻🌺🌸🌺🌸🌼🌷🌹

[aurelijabud]

You have an amazing house and gardens. Hope you won't have much damage after this winter :) Love your tour videos.

[naturalgalwilliams]

I  look forward to viewing your video's; they help me to forget my winter blues. Thank you.

[enduser]

I agree that you should have some of that snow burden removed or set in another part of your property where you want extra water...liked!

[MVIsland]

Beautiful home and landscape! Don't feel bad about removing trees. I took out 3 massive white oaks off my property. They were all over 150 years old, and easily over 100 feet me about $7, 000 to get them off my property. I replaced them with Chinese plum trees, fig trees & nectarine I love trees, but the white oaks were throwing way to much shade in my a huge difference once they were