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[doesilky]

Fantastic list of flowers I hope I can find them locally. Laura, I read this yesterday and it reminded me of you. "Soil is an antidepressant. The smell of mycobacterium vacii, a micro-organism found in soil, compost and leaf mold, lights up neurotransmitters that release serotonin (a mood-lifting hormone)". I do believe that it is one of the reason why you are so cheerful, helpful and very pleasing to listen in a video. Kuddos.

[NaBi_]

The best thing about these videos is when you say "drought tolerant". I live in zone 10 with a Mediterranean climate so water is a huge problem for us here so hearing this makes me super happy 😅

[laraemitchell]

I’m in for perennials! And if they have blue flowers, I swoon!

[MyBackyardScience]

🌼 I love that you are telling us about deer 🦌 and rabbit 🐇 resistance! We've got tons of both, and they can be a real problem. Usually our plants can outgrow the rabbits, but the deer can wipe out an entire flower bed in one night! 😀

[legendbird]

@00:14 Dark Violet Skullcap
@04:04 Coraljade Stonecrop Sedum
@07:15 Royal Raspberry Agastache
@09:40 Supreme Cantaloupe Echinacea
@12:10 Spot On Lungwort

[chrisrfan]

When you say “deer resistant” my heart skips a beat! YES!! Something I can try here in rural Virginia, on a lake! Trying to beautify a very shaded area in the front garden, so Lungwort is definitely on my wish list this season!

[Yrutnec]

Thank you, Laura! Praying you and your family are enjoying LENT this year. 🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[carolinalady]

I love these informative videos as they help me continue to plan my own garden. Thanks, Laura!

[leslieholstein]

I love these videos. Gives me so many ideas for new plants to try, especially that lovely echinacea plant! I have the Lungwort in my garden and it is beautiful. Thanks for the suggestions Laura. We all know you can’t be out in that garden filming everyday at this time of year so suggestive videos like this help fill the gap and offer great advice.

[NisaNJames]

That coraljade sedum and the dark purple skullcap would look really pretty together!

[AndreaAubertin]

The Lungwart and the Daffodils combo was beautiful...very elegant!

[warlockofwordschannel]

Just dropping a heartfelt thank you for your great gardening videos. My late, great Mum loved them, they kept her informed and entertained in her final months. She would watch every week, getting new ideas for her own little garden. 🫂🫂🫂🇮🇪💚

[andreasprickman]

So many fantastic ideas, Laura! This year, I want to help my parents with a garden bed at their home that they haven’t ever been happy with but now I have some new ideas!

[lulajohns]

Longwort is amazing. One of the first flowering plants our hummingbirds love.

[tanon]

I planted lungwort for the first time last year as an experiment in my zone 3 shady flower bed. The poor thing was swamped by a giant hosta, which decided to go slightly crazy, and then experienced -50 C back in December (yes, that is damn cold even for us). This past year was certainly an acid test for the plant. If it survives I’m going to try a few more. Hope springs eternal in zone 3 gardens. 😊🌸🌹🌷

[jennieforcum]

I appreciate you remembering to mention when plants are deer-resistant, even though you don’t deal with that problem. We do deal with it big time here; I haven’t had a lily in my yard for years! They prune (munch) my hostas, too, but I haven’t given up on them yet.

[s.barlow]

Laura, I was wondering if you could include the plant names on the screen for all of the perennials and flowers you discuss in your videos?

[sherylemoore]

I need another garden! I have grown hyssop in the past, an older variety that self seeded everywhere! The joy of it is not only do the pollinators love it but the gold finches adore it's seeds from fall through winter. Thank you for another great video!

[Lupo-iecu]

I have to say your channel is the reason why gardening is now a hobby for me. I really love echinacea but with so many varieties and limited space on my garden what would be your top 3 choices for a beginner gardener? Thank you!

[KarahChristian]

Videos like this help me so much. I love learning the new information, building my plant knowledge, and finding things that will work for my picky flower beds. Thank you Laura! 🎉