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Hey Malcom, how's it going? In this episode, you show a tallish lavenderish perennial, right after the varigated physocarpus. I couldn't catch the name. I think it’s something Fusilli(?). Would you mind spelling it for me? I'd like to try to get a hold of it. Thank you!

Beautiful garden and house x

😊😊 Glad to connect ❤🎉

Very pleased with the hit rate on this video

An early video made with the very first iPhone. In recent years we have redone the pruning. …..just check through the more recent videos, especially any made in August.

I can barely hear you.

Thomas absolutely scandalised by the hung pepper :)

Here in Western Australia we're seriously battling chilli thrip. The wee uckers decimate chillis, capsicums and roses and more. I've seen people giving up after major chemical warfare and ripping whole rose gardens out, some over 50 yrs old (personally meh but the gardeners are understandably devastated). I hope the ones sited on your plants are just aphids. 3 yrs now I've lost my pepper harvests and am considering this spring of giving up and buying them instead 😭 An enjoyable education as always and we both decided that Malcolm would be Onslo 😂

I love the fact it's called "how to run a nursery," and Malcom complains about a customer being there! This stuff is so real!!! When I worked in a nursery and didn't want to be bothered by customers, I would pick up a hose and pretend to be watering in the farthest corner of the nursery 😂

my mate always gre his tomates in buckets hanging from a scaffold pole fram he had a 2" hole in the bottom that the plant went thru and he had cracking results every year so Liz isn't mad

Is there a pin-on microphone you can use for individuals that are speaking???. I think that will help with the sound. I'll contribute to the cost...m

But how did you do it!?

Excellent videos. Love the explanation of horticultural terms too

Potager, a garden to harvest for the pot..... Plant a couple of rows of brassicas and with a high powered air riffle and a 410 you can harvest pigeons and rabbits for the pot, all year round......Happy days....... Hope your Eggleston future is sorted soon, and favorably.

My favorite line, "It's the biological imperative of the plant". Well said!

I have an allotment.. I have a professional grade polytunnel..I grow peppers. Elizabeth is not invited... my peppers are scared.

Did George say the one digitalis was looking "poo ly?"

Just getting around to getting one Malcolm. Better late than never. Hope you are well and still plugging away.

Difficult to actually find the words to do justice to how much I enjoyed seeing both the house and garden. Real English gents and a true planstmens' garden.

Great video,I missed the video, Barry is a top bloke, Is there anything that reminds you of Barry in your garden malcolm

Just amazing!!! Is all I can say❤️

The guy didn’t seen interested in your Michael Wickendon story. A pity I’d like to hear of any travel stories you may have.

Thank you all for the tour of the house and garden. What a lovely treat. Very inspiring. I’ll watch this over and over.

Malcom: You did good, picking Thomas. Keep on filming

Entertaining tour! Looked great, good point on the work in progress

Most enjoyable video……

There are so many levels to meander through. The amount of varieties of plants astounds me. The only concern is the pathways and safety when the moss and algae start to grow. A few nice old filigree fences or gates would be helpful as you step down. The ferns, pines and hostas are amazing. That variegated ceanothus will look beautiful when in flower. It probably won't get as big as most due to the Leaf size but it will be a show stopper. A few sun loving hostas or small bulbs infront, would fill in the gaps. I've made mine I to a tree form over the years, as they tend to grow in a fan shape and I've densely planted some NZ native ground covers as well as Michaelmas daisies that are variegated to...also a passion fruit vine is growing through it. Lovely garden to peruse and even do some sketching or painting. Thankyou very much for the opportunity to view your unforgettable garden.Jo.

Class Is what these gentlemen Have….

So sad to hear the garden is closed to the public but I guess all things come to an end at sometime? I've visited the garden over the years and seen how it's developed. Always enjoyed it - magical and paradise two words spring to mind. Thanks to you all for sharing such a beautiful home and garden.

Pure joy.

WOW! Amazing garden and wonderful gardeners.This was a treat.

two wonderful characters. Two lovely Whippets and fantastic Hosta's ... I feel a trip coming on. Credit to the two of them.

A lovely surprise to have another video so soon. Fabulous garden the boys have, a jungle of beauty!!

Thank you so much for the propagation masterclass. Also so many unusual plants as you whizz round your garden. Your woodturning is lovely. Do you have a website? Oh god the headless rabbit! What next?

Loved this video Malcolm! Sooo much going on! Gardening, propagating delphiniums [so many from so few!👍👏] then all the wonderful creative stuff you make, bowls, pens, coffee grinders etc..amazing! As someone has said, it would be a good mail order business for people who cannot get to Egglestone in person. Though the posting and packing can be a ball ache, but your possible market audience would be huge! Brilliant video, hope you enjoy making them as much as we enjoy watching them. Thank you Malcolm.

That house and that garden are stunning wow that would be my dream to own a garden like that👍🌿

Lovely Malcolm 😘

Excellent 😘

One of their ferns looks similar to our sensitive fern here in the southeast US which is invasive. I try to rid my place of it weekly. The more I eradicate it the more it comes back. Also, I think the maple in question is indeed 'sangu kaku'. You really can't go by the leaves because they vary so much. I am going to agree with Austin and say it is 'sangu kaku'...my 'Beni kawa ' grows up, rather than out, and is more red than bright orange. They are all very similar although 'Japanese sunrise' is over rated in my opinion.

Wished we’d known about this a few years ago. We stayed at the pub which wasn’t good at all. Parking is also a nightmare. That garden is to die for!

Great video Did this garden feature on Gardeners World. Popped in to Richmond a few times but always struggled to park, it's not far up the A66 from "sunny" Shap.

Glorious! I'd keep children out too 😊

What a glorious garden they have grown. I'd spend 2 days just sitting in it but an hour will have to do. Thank you all.

I’m with Thomas! Rim sorting all the way 😂 George needs a higher potting bench, or chop a bit of his legs 😊 Great video guys, always more to learn. Go Amanda 👏🏼

Beautiful garden, a little over crowded for my taste but amazing. Thanks to them and you for the tour, keep them coming.

Fantastic video & Thankyou so much for sharing Tim & Austin’s incredible garden & home. The different plants are amazing. Great series with your visits to different gardens

Absolutely mint. Would Tim and Austin allow you back in Spring ??

These videos are simply amazing. I hang on every word whether it's at Eggleston, a visit or Sunnyside. I'm half your age and I forget the names of a lot of plants too so don't worry 😂 I wonder whether you could take us on a visit to Bartholomew's again sometime? Also if you have time would you be able to cover nicking and notching again perhaps? Excellent work Malcolm, thank you so much for keeping the knowledge flowing

Oh my word. Beautiful property. Blessings

Loving these garden visits. If I remember correctly you had taken an allotment plot, quite a while ago. Do you still have that?