In this video, Angus and Birds in Backyards present the spectacular and beautiful Gymea Lily and encourage us to think local indigenous plants for our gardens.
Just an amazing find I had today from a Australian friend of mine on another cool network. Thanks to her I was looking for a video like this which took me over an hour, but I finally found one worthy of sharing :) You folks done an awesome job on the video editing and great way to showcase to the world what the Gymea Lily is and how to grow them as well as manage their life cycle. Loved this video curated it to a flower playlist of mine and subscribed as well.
FAB video Angus - we have these gorgeous plants in our backyard and I have wondered whether I should remove the spent flower. I'm a 'hesitant' pruner, so this was very helpful as you actually demonstrate how to prune them. Thanks again.
Mine, (I'm in the Mt.Lofty Ranges) took 20 years to flower! Consoled by the fact that it survived a bushfire last year. The outer leaves cooked and died but the inner ones stayed green. Now waiting for winter rains to restart recovery.
WOW look at that size!!!! This lily absolutely looks prehistoric ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️
Amazing video! these plants are great for or adorable plants!
Wow, I never thought it would be so huge!
Thanks for the video😊
Very knowledgeable guy, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Just an amazing find I had today from a Australian friend of mine on another cool network. Thanks to her I was looking for a video like this which took me over an hour, but I finally found one worthy of sharing :)
You folks done an awesome job on the video editing and great way to showcase to the world what the Gymea Lily is and how to grow them as well as manage their life cycle. Loved this video curated it to a flower playlist of mine and subscribed as well.
+FPC-Virtual Thank you!
You're welcome! BIBY TV
Excellent video Angus. There are some of these striking plants around the old Moorabbin Town Hall in Melbourne. Stunning flowers.
FAB video Angus - we have these gorgeous plants in our backyard and I have wondered whether I should remove the spent flower. I'm a 'hesitant' pruner, so this was very helpful as you actually demonstrate how to prune them. Thanks again.
Mine, (I'm in the Mt.Lofty Ranges) took 20 years to flower! Consoled by the fact that it survived a bushfire last year. The outer leaves cooked and died but the inner ones stayed green. Now waiting for winter rains to restart recovery.
Great video Angus! They flower really well down here in Melbourne too but I haven't seen a gymea flower spike as tall as those in your video.
That was meant to spell gymea lily
Do gymnastics lily flower every year. I have had mine in for years and only had one flower
We'll do some research. We have been asking ourselves the same question recently.
@@BIBYTV would love to know this too, thank you 🌹❤️