The pathway curves you added are just right 👍. I am in 9b/10 SW central Florida and every seed I got started germinated and then in one day the sun fried every single one! And I had them shaded for the afternoon & evening. So I will be going with starts next winter bc we had no cold days this year. In my neighborhood we dropped down to the 50's only a few nights. Even in the shade the temperature got to 100+ several days in May and stayed in the 90's. I picked the wrong year to grow from seed!

Beautiful!

love it, I'm going to try it 🙂

Absolutely charming! Well done.

This is my dream that one day I am able to do this . UK have such terrible wheather this year . It’s been raining and cold in July xxx

Na-Na-Na-Na-Na-Na Getting Figgy With it! 🤩

Your layout and garden are beautiful. I really liked the tour. Thank you.

best garden . love it!

beautiful☺

Don't worry about changing YOUR space! I have a teeny tiny garden space and I am ALWAYS reworking it. I'm already thinking about how I want to change the space next spring -- some plants have works, some haven't; some structures has worked, some haven't. That's why I love gardening and design!! Love your spaces!!!

Love your garden and all the beautiful changes you've made. Quick question if you don't mind sharing. Where did you get that pineapple sculpture?

Wow, what a lovely garden. I recently found your channel. Happy gardening!

New sub here. Wow, you've got the gardening midas touch to create a beautiful side garden from a driveway.. As a seasoned gardener, it just blows me away what you've achieved in such a short amount of time! I love the look of the square tiles on top of the gravel, and at 9:50 when you talked about placing circular stepping stones in your herb garden, I thought why not try tilting the same square tiles into a diamond shape by turning them 45 degrees for the herb garden walkway. You wouldn't be introducing another hardscape into your design, just a different geometric shape. It might work, might not, but that's part of garden creativity, right. As an artist, it's easy for me to see possibilities in other people's gardens. Love your idea of transition steps on the slight slope. It would look lovely! And it's very smart of you to make a troublesome spot in your garden into a wonderful opportunity. Also love your airy "see though" plants. They add a beautiful layer and texture without the bulk. They also dance gracefully in a summer breeze. You mentioned some of your plants getting twice as tall (or more!) as usual this year. I had the same thing happen in my garden this Spring. My knee-high Allium got chest high and the Tulips were exceptionally tall. I think this phenomenon is a garden gift from God. I have no other explanation for it, do you? Enjoyed the video!

Your garden is so beautiful such a delight to see

I love your garden. At 1.09, you show some garden boxes that are enclosed with a wood/wire frame. Is that frame removable? I'm curious how you weed that space. I have eight 4x8 garden boxes and chickens that love to get in there and tear them up. Looking for a solution and this looks like it might be possible.

Gorgeous garden!! May I ask you how far apart did you plant your sprinter boxwoods? They look so full! Planning to make a border too.

Beautiful 💓💓💓

Floret seeds very expensive but very beautiful

What's wrong with changing ? I change my garden every year I think about it all winter long. Isn't that the beauty of gardening ? Keep up the good work your garden is Beautiful Keep up the good work. Personal Please yourself no 1 else

I realize this was 4ys ago but I'm having issues now. Your geraniums are wonderful. I love, love, love your whole area! 1 day our living Father will bless me with a home of my own. I rent but have planted & have flowers in pots but I'm not, or can't do anything permanent. Awesome

Where did you buy your pot cloches?

Laura your garden looks so beautiful. I’m constantly making changes to my garden. Love the changes 🌼🐝

Hiya! Why do you have the little clay pots on the tall stakes?

That's what is fun about the joy of gardening because many of us are always changing our garden. Without change is becomes just a yard.

What a lovely transformation! I appreciate this transition video as that’s the way most of us are as gardeners! Your space is so welcoming, thank you so much! 🇨🇦👏🌸

I have always been a big fan of your channel, your gardens are thriving, I love 💕 the echinacea with the downward petals so much , it’s my favorite, greetings from Massachusetts

You are snapping the healthy parts 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

Laura are the gutters standard size?? We just got a shed and would like gutters but it needs smaller ones.

I just wanted to thank you. In an older video, you showed how to use a conduit pipe to hold a hoselink. I am not handy and never knew how I would be able to mount a hoselink. I took a chance and purchased a hoselink, knowing I would try your pound a pipe technique, and it has been working great. Thank you for sharing it!

Everything looks good. So thankful for the soaking rains. More heat coming soon. Still enjoy your videos.

Stunning garden! I would buy concrete pavers in the same size as the porcelain tile and glue them together using polyurethane glue. It would fortify the porcelain tiles and keep them from moving and cracking.

Looks beautiful! Thanks for sharing ❤

So much has changed in the garden since the Wine and Weeds tours, and all for the better. You are one of the most relatable gardeners here on YT with a beautiful garden. You should be so proud of what you have achieved . That watermelon plant better live after all that effort! My twins came home with a runner bean plant from school but them both succombed to a slug attack after being planted. Still have not lived down the deaths of last years sunflowers from school.😢

Your yard looks fantastic!!!❤

I had the American Dream Coreopsis, and it was beautiful, but I didn't like how much it reseeded- but as you mentioned it was easy to pull up.

Lol 🎉 floret seeds! I was sucked in too! I'm waiting for the fireworks and unicorn sparkles.... 🎉🎉

I just love your garden and all the changes you have made. I also love that thalictrum. I’ve tried to find one for several years now, but so far I haven’t found one. I saw it in a bouquet once and knew I had to have one! 😂 thanks for sharing your garden with us.

Its beautiful as is your garden love the greenhouse

Hi…Love all your ideas and what your garden has become…Please tell me where you sourced the diamond trellises on your fence from? I need just 1…

I love, love your garden. So beautiful.🌺🌺🌺🌺 13:03

Laura, I’m loving this evolution of your garden space. You know, as I’m getting older, I have realized that things I once didn’t care for, I now love 😂. I think it’s more that I’m open to new and different things. Plus the world of social media exposes me to new things, which is how I met you! Thank you for your garden knowledge , your wit & humor and most importantly, your friendship! 🥰

New sub here. Can you please tell where you got your cement rabbit eating a carrot?😮

Stunning garden ! I also love your sense of humour ! Squirrels , earwigs and boxwood caterpillars are active this year 😢 in my garden . Now I notice a bunny who dug a path underneath fence from the neighbours ! 😩🇨🇦

It´s looking fantastic - not like an ex driveway at all. Well done! Your garden is so sweet - I love all the little details. Mine is totaly out of hand - it rains on and off and the mosquitoes are so bad - you can´t go out there - they will eat you alive. On Sunday I was brave - I can not even count all the bites. 🙄Happy gardening! Hugs from Germany 🤗

I like all the changes you made (except I do miss the garage-garden's charming cottage planting before the boxwoods made it so formal) and think every one of them is an improvement over how it was before.

I completely understand your squirrel problems. They have taken out almost all of my sunflowers, some of them don’t even get to bloom. It’s so upsetting. And yet I keep planting sunflowers every year 😂😜👻🌻🌻🌻