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Where are they? & open to the public?

Calif poppies? Hv wanted sm for so long.

This is where i grew up and this video was reccomended to me! I'm sure my grandpa (who just passed and was an avid gardener) probably spent a lot of time here.

♥🌹😎😎Thank you for Sharing beautiful plants 😎😎🌹🌹

Some amazing plants!! I love that you are into brachychiton rupestris- a beautiful tree that I see commonly here given that I live in Queensland! They really are such a cool tree to see dotting a landscape or planted in people’s yards or parks and are a fabulous tree to hug! 😂

have you ever been to shawna's succulent house? its very close to this nursery and i absolutely love it

I have two Australian bottle necks one I've had for than ten years , it's about six feet tall and is deciduous. When the leaves grow back their in the shape of a ⭐ star. The other one is younger and I intend on training it in a bonsai style called literati, in a round shallow bonsai pot.

Thanks Patrick for sharing. I love that adenium real nice caudex. Does the fox farm soilmis contains seaweed I understand the the plants love the seaweed formulas.

Love you

I'm so happy when I see a new video of yours, yet sad when it's over. You and your videos have a profound effect on me in such a wonderful way. Thanks again and looking forward to seeing your next one. Be well

That’s funny with the 'Nanouk' patent, but I understand it. It’s just ironic to copyright certain cultivars or even genera, such as that one. Really, the only way to keep any _Tradescantia_ or _Callisia_ (i.e., 'Wandering Jew' or 'inch plant') looking good long-term is to deadhead, prune, & propagate. 🤣 I had to clean up the dead blooms on my Nanouk and those stem pieces are still viable cuttings. I wouldn’t throw it away. Either stick them in water or directly into semi-hydro setups to root them. Maybe six months ago, I laid these Nanouk trimmings on top of the soil with a potted fiddle leaf fig, which faces SW so I was worried it’s too hot in the afternoon… it has some protection, but now those are some of my strongest & most vivid Nanouks. Never expected them to flourish like that. Better than the original from the store. And they don’t look like sh*t! ok now I jinxed myself by saying it… 👍🏽

👁️👁️The gray terracotta pots look interesting. I’ve never seen that before. Thank you for allowing us to see the possibilities in plant selections.

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Enjoyed watching 💙

I love going to this nursery, I keep saying I need to make it over there again one of these days, it's just been too hot.

Patrick, I love your videos! They always put me in a good mood. Thanks for taking us along on your adventures! Thanks again

I'm glad to see someone who gets as excited about plants as I do.

Hi Patrick, for the dracaenas, I have a huge one inside the house and all of a sudden got attacked by mealy bugs! They get deep inside the crevices of the leaves! ARGH!!! I sprayed with neem oil every other day. What else can I do!!??

Awesome nursery tour Patrick, thank you 😀🇨🇦

Terra Bella nursery in San Diego is amazing too.

Hi Patrick😌🙌I love that nursery🥰The begonias are beautiful and their big beefy crassula trees make me want to go plant shopping😄

This channel just came up on my wall and I am so glad! My people!!!

Just got a few fern leaf begonia. Any tips?

I love to go to Plant Depot. 😁

"I feel like I'm cussing". 😂😂😂

That was fun. Ty.❤

Hey there Patrick! It’s been a minute. I’m ashamed to say I haven’t been much into plants for a while. But you’ve sparked my curiosity.❤

Don't know how I missed this yesterday. Glad I found it. So many cool plants 🧡🌿

Thank you for Sharing beautiful Nursery lovely video 😎😎🌹🌹

Love your music choices throughout the video, then you have us twerking with your closing song! Hahahaha

guyabano tang juice 😂 hahaha if you are Filipinos you know this 😂😂😂hahaha..🎉

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It's fun taking us along in your visit to different plant shops and gardens. Thank you!

I moved all my begonias outside for summer and they love it

Another great tour, and yes, F. benghalensis/ F. Audrey is also known as the Banyan Tree. One of the largest trees in the world, in width.

You know what’s interesting about those curly jades? I read that they’re actually a like monstrose form of _Crassula arborescens_ (silver dollar jade) and not actually _Crassula ovata_ var. _undulata_ which is what I thought. Unless that’s a "synonym", lol. I just thought that was cool, then it made sense cause curly and silver dollar jade both have a thin red stripe on their leaf edges.

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Omg! Gorgeous.

Your shirt ❤

A nice video for a lazy Sunday afternoon

thanks for taking us along🥰

Have you been to Tree of Life?!? It's ✨magical✨ (if you dig natives)

Thank you for showing the Shefleras. The plant channels never show them. Please excuse the spelling.

Ah a glimpse into your secret garden..hopefully we can see more of your collection in the future! Thanks for sharing

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Yours are going crazy! I tried growing a Begonia luxurians indoors recently and it just dropped every single leaf until it was bare canes. I threw him outside under some shade and have been watering heavily and some leafs are starting to poke out now, I was very surprised with how hot it has been in southern California.

Great video Thank you Patrick

Can you keep your plants outside during winter? Your begonias look good. Thanks for the video.

I love your nursery videos but I live for these rare occasions when you show us your own collection! You should make more videos about your own plants! Things that are going good, things that are not, how you display them, repotting, anything!

My grandmother only grew begonias out in her Southern California patio. The Angel Wing family grew tall & massive and had to be cut back yearly. There was a fat ruffled spiral leaf one (not Escargot) 30 years old with huge curled stems and some leaves nearly dinner-plate size.