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So why should you listen to anything us idiots have to say on plants and gardens? Well luckily for you, we have some background in this area. The lovely Lorna has a degree in Landscape Management from Greenwich University, London, and has worked in the horticultural industry for over 25 years. Handsome Simon has an honours degree in Commercial Horticulture also from Greenwich University (where we first met as students), studied under Douglas Harris, Head Gardener for the Rothchilds Estate, Buckinghamshire and also spent over 25 years in the horticultural industry. He is also regularly featured as a 'Gardening Expert' for both 'Suttons', and 'Thompson and Morgan'. Together we have a passion for exploring gardens as well as developing our own garden with a particular love for exotic and tropical-effect planting.
How to Get to Tresco Island, Isles of Scilly
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Tresco island is arguably the most beautiful and natural of all the Isles of Scilly, however being 24.5 nautical miles away from the UK mainland access to the island can be a little awkward as you can only get there by boat, plane or helicopter! So to find out exactly how you can get there check out our 'How to get to Tesco Island, Isles of Scilly' video, where we explain all - including our own choice for reaching Tresco.
Tresco island is arguably the most beautiful and natural of all the Isles of Scilly, however being 24.5 nautical miles away from the UK mainland access to the island can be a little awkward as you can only get there by boat, plane or helicopter! So to find out exactly how you can get there check out our 'How to get to Tesco Island, Isles of Scilly' video, where we explain all - including our own choice for reaching Tresco.
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Tropical Gardens UK: Tresco Abbey Gardens - Head Gardener Tour Part 2
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walkingtalkinggardener We recently visited one of the UK's top gardens - Tresco Abbey gardens, sited on the gorgeous island of Tresco within the Isles of Scilly archipelago. We also had the fortune to meet up with the Head Gardener at the Abbey gardens - Andrew Lawson, who generously allowed us to film him as we were taken on a detailed tour of these historic terraces. This is th...
Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden Jobs for August
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walkingtalkinggardener August has finally fulfilled its promise of some lovely warm weather, and I for one have spend a large amount of time lazing around on a sunbed enjoying this brief moment of happiness. However just because you have stopped, it doesn't mean that nature has and ongoing maintenance needs to be upheld to prevent a decline in the garden. So in this video English...
'Walk With Me Tim' Parody - The New Inn, Tresco, Isles of Scilly, Hotel Review
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walkingtalkinggardener 'Walk With Me, Tim' is one of Lorna's favourite CZcamsrs so in this video we decided to do our own version of a 'Walk With Me Tim' hotel review when we took a trip down to Tresco Island to stay at The New Inn.
Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden July Tour
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walkingtalkinggardener It's been a long time coming, but the warm weather and burning sunlight has finally arrived. Unfortunately its all 'too little, too late' for many of our exotic effect plants. However growth has moved on and the garden is filling up to finally provide the beginnings of a jungle aesthetic. So join English horticulturist Simon as he shows you around his garde...
Tropical Gardens UK: Tresco Abbey Gardens, Isles of Scilly - Head Gardener Tour
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walkingtalkinggardener We recently visited one of the UK's top gardens - Tresco Abbey gardens, sited on the gorgeous island of Tresco within the Isles of Scilly archipelago. We also had the fortune to meet up with the Head Gardener at the Abbey gardens - Andrew Lawson, who generously allowed us to film him as we were taken on a detailed tour of these historic terraces. Check out ...
How to Grow, Care for and Propagate Houseleeks - Sempervivum
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walkingtalkinggardener Houseleeks - Sempervivum species and cultivars have been grown for their ornamental uses and their folk law legends for well over 1000 years. In fact there are still a mainstay of garden centre alpine sales beds to this very day due to the popularity of their looks and easy to grow nature. However there are a few environmental conditions that they will not ...
Tropical Gardens UK: Five Mistakes to Avoid Growing and Planting Hardy Banana - Musa basjoo
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walkingtalkinggardener If you are looking for plants that bring a touch of the tropics to your garden then there are few plants that have a more intrinsic, exotic look than the Japanese or Hardy Banana - Musa basjoo. However in order to achieve its full potential in your garden you will need to be able to provide it the optimum conditions required to produce those stunning, paddl...
Top Ten Flowering Garden Plants to Attract Bees
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walkingtalkinggardener If you have been watching the news then you are probably aware that bees, as well as most other insects, have been in decline since the 1940's. However, bees have recently been under additional pressure with regards to a variety of harmful mites, viruses and beetles! So if you are interested in helping your local population of bees by attracting them with a...
How to Deadhead Dahlia Flowers
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walkingtalkinggardener If you are looking to keep your Dahlias blooming, then you will need to remove the old, faded flowers in a timely fashion. However recognising a spent bloom can sometime be tricky and pruning techniques can vary wildly! So in this video English horticulturist Simon explains why you deadhead Dahlias, when and how to prune dahlias professionally and what happ...
Five Essential Tips for Growing the Hardy Japanese Banana - Musa basjoo
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walkingtalkinggardener Musa basjoo, otherwise more commonly known as the Hardy or Japanese Banana, is a surprising robust and cold hardy banana species from the Japanese island of Ryukyo. So tough is it that you can grow this plant outside in the UK all year round, albeit with winter protection is you want to maintain the pseudostems (trunks) So to find out how to get the best di...
Tropical gardens UK: Exotic Garden Jobs for July Update
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walkingtalkinggardener It has been a few weeks since we published out exotic garden Jobs for July, the link for which is here: czcams.com/video/rPRwTmBDAm0/video.html So this means to is time for a recap to see which jobs have been completed and which ones are still outstanding and why. It also gives us an opportunity to find out if anything interesting has happened in the garden...
Tropical Gardens UK: Five Mistakes To Avoid Growing Opuntia Cactus - Prickly Pear
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If you are looking for a challenge and want to grow something a little unusual in your cold-hardy, tropical-effect garden then you will struggle to find a plant more exotic that the Opuntia cactus - prickly pear. Given the appropriate variety and conditions required to maintain it in good quality throughout the year it is relatively easy to grow prickly pear - Opuntia species right here in the ...
How to Kill and Get Rid of Bamboo
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walkingtalkinggardener If you are looking to kill bamboo permanently, then just was is the best killer for bamboo roots? Well, English horticulturist Simon goes in to detail on the various ways that can work for you.
Garden Pest and Disease Warning for July
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Garden Pest and Disease Warning for July
Tropical Gardens UK: How to get the Hardy Japanese Banana to Flower - Musa basjoo
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Tropical Gardens UK: How to get the Hardy Japanese Banana to Flower - Musa basjoo
Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden July Tour
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Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden July Tour
Tropical Gardens UK: Five Mistakes to Avoid Growing Bamboo
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Tropical Gardens UK: Five Mistakes to Avoid Growing Bamboo
Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden Jobs for July
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Tropical Gardens UK: Exotic Garden Jobs for July
A Mystery Plant Arrived, What Happened Next? Fargesia Scabrida 'Asian Wonder' Borinda 'Asian Wonder'
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A Mystery Plant Arrived, What Happened Next? Fargesia Scabrida 'Asian Wonder' Borinda 'Asian Wonder'
Five Mistakes to Avoid Planting and Growing Lavender - Lavendula
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Five Mistakes to Avoid Planting and Growing Lavender - Lavendula
Tropical Gardens UK Exotic Garden - Great Dixter, Tour and Review
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Tropical Gardens UK Exotic Garden - Great Dixter, Tour and Review
Tropical Gardens UK: Outdoor Lighting for your Exotic Garden
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Tropical Gardens UK: Outdoor Lighting for your Exotic Garden
How To Change Your Pink Hydrangea Back To Blue!
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How To Change Your Pink Hydrangea Back To Blue!
How to Care for Stapelia grandiflora - Carron Plant, Starfish Flower, Giant Toad Plant
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How to Care for Stapelia grandiflora - Carron Plant, Starfish Flower, Giant Toad Plant
Tropical Gardens UK: How to Grow the Arum LiIy - Zantedeschia aethiopica
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Tropical Gardens UK: How to Grow the Arum LiIy - Zantedeschia aethiopica
Love it! That was hysterical and made me laugh so much. Definitely on point. ❤
Arum Cornutum, hardy
Hi! I just harvested some seeds of allium ”mount everest” and was planning on winter sowing them outdoor in a tray or something. I tried last year with zero germination, but we’ll see how it goes this year. IF they germinate- how much growth would be expected during that first year? And when should they be planted out in the ground? (I live in Sweden with cold climate). 🌸
Just bought 3 Dicksonia without any research... then found out they grow about an inch a year :). They are about 2 inches now so Its safe to say im going to be a very old man before they ever look anything like the lovely examples in this video!. All the same thanks for all the great advice, great presenter and this channel should have more subscribers!
Thank you Paul, I think this might be my favourite comment so far. Simon 🙂
Nobody does it better, this video proves it....
In my defense, Tim has done 440 more 'walk with me' videos and was a documentarian and broadcaster beforehand. I have done one hotel video with no experience and a mobile phone. Currently, it's my fastest growing video! Maybe you will like the next one a little more. Simon
Hi David, sorry I forgot to ask if you meant me 'doing it better' or Tim? According to the comments for this video, I may have misinterpreted your sentiment. Simon
MY CANNA LILLY ARE ALMOST 6FT TALL AND NO FLOWER ITS ALMOST END OF AUGUST when do you think it will flower
Hi Andgie, there are a lot of factors to consider such as what country you are in, is it in sun or shade, is the soil moist, dry, which cultivar it us etc. If you are in the UK then it hasn't been good weather for them.so they are flowering late this year. I have only had a couple of cultivars flowers either one just putting out its flower bud today. Hopefully yours will bloom in the next few weeks. Give it some water during the hot weather and cut back any shading foliage. Simon
Excellent prezentation...thank you for sharing. Very beneficial for us new by bulb growers..🇺🇸
You are very welcome Bonnie, I am glad you found it useful. Simon 🙂
Brilliant! I love Tim too so hopefully he won’t be too offended. The 47-53 people in the shower was hilarious. I think you missed the word random though 😂 Shame about those bed bugs
Thanks Natalie, I plan to do another hotel review parody in October so I will remember to add a couple of randoms in that one. Simon
Always wanted to visit there..one day! Im loving the views looking out to sea with the Norfolk island pines.
I agree. It is arguably one of the views in the UK. Simon
Thanks very much For sharing
You are very welcome. Simon
Your garden is amazing mate
Thanks Akuaku. That's was quite an old video, so of you wanted to check out what it looks like now take a look as one of our more recent monthly garden tour. Simon
Brilliant 😂❤ spot on.
Thanks Djogs, we're glad you enjoyed it. Simon and Lorna.
Great information thank you 🤗
You are very welcome Liz. Simon
I live in Australia & my neighbour chopped down a large oppuntia in their yard. It was around 12' tall & multi branched & filled a skip bin when it was all chopped up. They look nice but have been a problem weed in the bush in the past here.
Hello Jenena, we hear a lot of scary stories regarding invasive plants in you country. It's got be a challenging place to garden. I do like Opuntias but when you see them everywhere around the Mediterranean they definitely need controlling. Thanks for you comment. Simon
6th mistake is buying a variety thats flowering
Absolutely. To be honest, I haven't seen any bamboo in the UK as the UK as yet, but it's just a matter of time! Thanks for your comment. Simon
Love Tim and this is brilliant you missed the branding on point with the dressing gowns though 😂
Annoyingly, I do have that exact clip but I hadn't realised I missed it out of the video until it was published. We had ongoing issues with all three cameras and the microphones during the time we were there so I have been hit and miss on getting all the clips together for editing. What a nightmare! Fingers crossed, we will do a better job with our next Tim parody but it will be a couple of months until we are next away next. Simon
Absolutely brilliant 😂
Thanks Chris. Simon
Brilliant 😂
Thank you Zoe. Simon
Hello ..... I'm growing a couple of Camelia Sinensis bushes in SA. The bigger one has a decent amount of flowers now, the smaller one has none at the moment. I've read that Camelias don't 'self-pollinate'. Does that mean it can't pollinate on the same plant (different flowers), or just that it cannot pollinate the same flower? I'm hoping it can pollinate the same plant! Thank you. Regards
Hi David, no camellias can be both self pollinated and cross pollinated. However, some of the more fancy multipetaled cultivars are sterile, so they won't produce seed either way. Kind regards, Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners Thanks Simon. Sorry, I didn't have your name when I sent the message. Ok, then there's hope for some seed to be produced, even though all the bees are gone at this point!! Not good. Appreciate it.
No bees isn't a good sign but you can hand pollinate if needed with a soft paintbrush.
@@walkingtalkinggardeners I'll give that a try. The bees have been wiped out by the continual menace in the skies (C. Tr..ls), I'm hoping they make a comeback.
I recently posted a video about plants to attract bees to the garden if you are interested in such a thing. However, it is UK based.
When should you use fertilizer for Alium? I read late summer is best. I have them in pots, lots of sun but NO flowers yet. They were transplanted from a smaller pot from my local Home Depot
Hi Kourtney, alliums will fair far better in the ground. However, if you have heavy clay or conditions prone to water logging, especially over the winter then keep them in the pots. They tend to prefer nutrients and poor soils, but you can apply a liquid soluble fertiliser in the spring when the new growth occurs. In the ground, they don't really need it, but the will in pots. Feed fortnightly from when new growth emerges and for the next 2-3 months. Regarding guant allium bulbs, they need to be a decent size before they can flower, if they were small when you bought them, it might be a year or two before they bloom. But it will be harder to get them into condition when growing in a pot. Kind regards, Simon
Ah! I love these flowers. Everywhere in Cornwall and I could not find any at the garden centre! Thank you so much for this video. I always thought I had to open the roots area to get some air in there but from you I learned how wrong I was. Thank you for the correction. Keep the videos going please.
Will do Chilli-P, we are glad you enjoyed the video. Simon
This was great!
You are very welcome. If enough people enjoy this one, we might do another parody next time we are away. Unfortunately, we don't travel as much as Tim and his family, so it won't be for a couple more months. Simon
Thank you for sharing! 🤗 we moved here in the West Midlands to a new build and decided to have a minimalist garden, so a large patio, a lower seating area we refer to as either below deck or sundowner! I’ve purchased a palm and desperate not to kill it! My husband calls me the Rose West of the horticultural world 🤦♀️ ! I’ve also got a Borgenvillia plant that seemed to ‘shrink’ plus a Clematis who also died off of fright, so I cut them back and they’re now thriving! Needing help to buy more plants suitable for pots…. Oh dear I’ve woffled enough. I’ll be watching your post with great interest! Thanks Liz
Hello Liz, I hope you have settled in well at your new home. Sadly, your bougainvillaea won't do too well in the UK. It's not warm enough over the summer, and the cold will kill it off over the winter. That's not your fault. It's garden centres selling inappropriate plants! It's all about money now rather than providing and advising on the right plant. Research your plants first and consider choosing ones with the RHS award of garden merit as these have been trialled for robustness. Also, the biggest killer of plants is over watering! As a very general rule. Allow the top couple of inches to dry out before watering. Some may need more, and some will need less, but check requirements online. Good luck, Simon
I see Belvedere has got in on the act too! So at least Tim will get a link! He's got a good sense of humour so I am sure he will smile! Not sure if Tim has been over to the Scilly Isles yet...I know he did the IOW & the overnight sleeper to Penzance, but not quite the same as popping over to the Scillies!! I'm subscribed to his channel so that's presumably why I got this link! 😄
Hopefully he will see the funny side as intended - but you can never be too sure in todays world!
What i do for my dry plant
I would suggest water. I am watering my one daily at the moment. But on hot days with warm winds it will need watering once in thr morning and once later afternoon. Once the weather cools down, you can reduce watering accordingly. Simon
they are called house LEAKS.. not leeks.. because Victorians used to put them on their roofs because they are so easy to grow and grow so densely that they would patch up the gaps int he tiles and seal the leaks.. how to grow them.. check them anywhere dry and sunny and forget about them..
Hi Paul and, thanks for the comment. I think they would cause more leaks if anything. Like how rain water can back up on a thickly mossed roof and find away over the top of the roof tiles, especially on any runs of roof guttering. Or just simply lifting the roof tiles as the root plate expands? This has even happened on our house. But no, I haven't seen any documentation of house 'leeks' fixing leaks being true. Maybe you could evidence that for me? Simon
Love it, Tim has some serious competion
Thanks, Sir Belvedere. Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners Hi, you're welcome i have sent Tim a link
Hope tim see this 😂
Thanks Charlotte, we are glad you enjoyed it. Simon and Lorna
Branding is on point.
Finally, someone who gets it. Simon 🙂
Hi Simon, I have 2 plants about 8 ft tall with single stems which are too big for the space. They flowered really well this spring but I would like to cut them hard now rather than wait until next spring (in the UK ). I know I won't get any flowers next year but am happy to wait a year. What height should I take them down to, I would like much smaller shrub shaped plants in the future rather than single stem "tree" shapes.
Hi Anna, camellias are surprisingly robust when it comes to a hard cut. You can do it now, taking them down to between 2-3 ft. Good luck. Simon 🙂
man I hardly understand some words. british accent..help
My apologies, I can do a pretty good american old timer accent, but half my viewers are american, and I don't want to get cancelled. I also go a bit michael cain sometimes depending on my mood. My accent is getting more south london as i get older, though. Oi,oi! Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners the video is great, Im sorry, its just that english is not my mother tongue and its more difficult to understand british english
Very informative , thanks
You are very welcome. Thanks for your comment. Simon
Hi , your video is very encouraging. Ad you mentioned according to RHS it is H1C meaning it doesn’t survive below 7 degrees Celsius. I have ordered one on eBay. I guess it is a bit late to put it in the ground now? I will overwinter it at home and plant it in the ground next spring.
Hi there, you could get away with planting it now if you get away with a mild winter. But as with all these, more exotic plants I recommend planting immediately after the last spring frost so that the root system has the maximum season to establish before overwintering. Kind regards, Simon
Can one trust that seeds from plant will produce same plant. Cannas are easy to grow from seed.
That's a great question. If you are collecting seeds from true species in their native habitat, then yes, they should grow true from seed. If you are collecting seeds from garden hybrids, then no. Simon
as lovely as they are i think they need to be banned. in ireland theyre getting obscenely invasive, some verges are just 20+ meters of them crowding anything else out
I agree, the naturalised Montbretia should be considered as an invasive weed. Simon
Hello dear Simon, I do hope you are doing well. Although it is piping hot here in Germany at the Moment, i will bother you again with some cooling questions what winter-protection of Treeferns concerns. I actually followed winter temperatures once in a while of Tasmania and there are many nights with temperatures lower than minus 5 or bit lower on the celsius scale. I will follow your advice what wrapping and watering/fertilizing concerns next winter. Just to make sure: Watering 2-3l every 2 weeks and fertilizer in a weak solution once every month or 6 weeks. Is that correct, roughly? But now i am enjoying new fronds coming up. 6 are visible already and maybe there are more to come? Enjoy the hot summerdays and thanks for taking up your precious time for responding . With kind regards Hello from Germany Uwe
Hi Uwe, tree ferns are a mid canopy plant so while temperatures will drop they have the protection of the forest canopy above them, leaf litter in the crown and the trunk protected by the previous years collapsed fronds so there is a lot of natural protection. There are a number of methods gardeners use from literally doing nothing (which is a terrible idea) to building a frame around the entire plant and backfilling with straw. I will, of course, be biased and say that my overwintering management gives UK growing tree ferns the best spring start and minimal crown shrinkage, but others can disagree. It's all just guidance with others can decide to use or not. Simon
Yes you have the watering and fertilising correct but you may need to adjust depending on local weather conditions.
Just got a couple to put in the garden. Any tips for transferring from the pot to the ground? New to this gardening business!
Yep, don't disturb the roots at all. Dig a bigger hole thst you need, dig some rich compost such as a sterilised farm manue into the bottom so that it is well mixed with the soil. Water well and as needed over the summer. Simon
Are you still able to eat the apples though, if you plant it.
Yes you can. While mistletoe is toxic, it doesn't affect the tree or its fruit. Good question, Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners thanks for the reply 👍
I can almost hear you talking. You’re not producing a movie! Lose the music.
Keep your hair on, Victor Meldrew. I'm not Steven Spielberg, it's just me and my mobile phone. If you want better production then 'gardeners world' is free on Iplayer.
Thank you
No problem. You are very welcome. Simon
28 years same plants, past 3 years hit with this. Tried introducing predators but the magpies love the packs hanging on the stems. 6 plants across garden will all be dug up end of the year. Shame. 😢
Have you tried spraying with bug clear ultra? Cut off infected parts and any blooms before applying. Simon
When is the best time to start ricinus from seed? And is it too take to transplant from pot into the garden a camelia that already has buds set?
Hi there, start them in the spring so they are ready to pot on and harden off after the last frosts have passed. That way you will have the whole growing season to put on some decent size. Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners thanks Simon, I will try it.
Really enjoyed this video and will look forward to more. Can I make a few suggestions? 1) If someone asks a question (v hard to hear) can it be put on screen? We only hear the reply! 2) a list of all the plant names spoken of (eg the ‘pea family’ plant at time stamp 5.23) and 3) lastly, the date the video was filmed? We visited Tresco in September 2022 so it was interesting to see it at what seemed to be a different season.
Hi there, and thank you for getting in touch. Unfortunately the second microphone failed right at the beginning of filming which was a complete pain, but with decent speakers or headphones you can hear the questions fine although they will be quieter. In the main we just let Andrew do the talking with little input from us. We changed to a different camera after this video so you should be able to hear all of us much better then the next couple of instalments. All the filming on Tresco was done last week. Unfortunately, I won't be putting a list of all the plant names in the description because of time constraints and it will be out of context. The relevant names are listed within the body of the video itself, plus there will be further videos to come where we Lorna and I do our own tour with the names on the screen as well as a few videos honing in on some of the specific plant species. Yes, that pea plant Andrew called Perligula! I have never heard of it, I can't find any references to it and I can't find a pea family plant with even a similar sounding name. The problem with these more exotic gardens is that it the range of plants can be very different to those that I would be familiar with on the UK Mainland so while my plant knowledge is good there are always plants that I have never come across before like this 'Perligula'. Another thing to consider is that even experienced gardeners can sometime incorrectly name plants. I do it myself even when I my brain knows full well what it is called, it just doesn't always connect to my mouth. Great questions though, thanks. Simon
Interesting video…One of my favourite salvias such a dramatic plant. Bought my first online and now have quite a few (from cuttings, but didn’t realise you could roots them in water!) Also you say they are hardy…I will try one this winter outside…presumably cut back the stems and mulch++? I have only grown in pots so far and then put it in an unheated greenhouse for the winter (am in UK) Thank you
Yes they are cold hardy down to around about -5 Celsius but they won't like a combination of wet roots and freezing conditions like we had last winter. I had a couple die but I still have one to take more cuttings from. I would advise keeping a couple in the greenhouse just as a back up if this worked well for you in previous years. Yes cut back stems and yes provide a dry mulch. Simon
If i put pine needles in/around camellias, will that help the acidity in soil? 🦘🇦🇺
Hi Kylie, yes you can do this but avoid having the needles around the trunk as with any mulch. Simon
My parents have 2 camellias in their fron yard🦘🇦🇺 semi shade. They were scrawny, untill the pine tree fell and was removed.. now they are 8 ft tall, and full shrubs.
Yes, it can be difficult for plants to compete with a mature pine tree for water and nutrients. Simon
There are three things on Amazon is the mike sachets of which I think there are five then there is fuchsia feed for growth and then there is an expensive one at £38. Looks like little granules of the same make that you mention the same might I just don’t know which is the best way forward if you wouldn’t mind giving me advice I would appreciate it.
Yes, you found it. Amblyseius Andersoni. Simon
Amblyseius andersoni
Yes, you got it. Simon
What is the sachet called that I need to buy for my fuschia to kill the gall mites please
Amblyseius andersoni. Simon
Looking forward to next instalment
Thanks, Daphne. If you click the notification bell, youtube will automatically tell you when its published. Simon
@@walkingtalkinggardeners 😀😀