TROPICAL Botanic Garden UK - Curator With DEEP WISDOM
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2024
- In this video we visit Ventnor botanic garden on the isle of wight UK.
The Garden is unrivalled for its collections of subtropical plants grown unprotected out of doors.
Many of the plants are shown in representations of geographical regions, growing in association with each other as in the wild. The garden aim's to present an immersive experience where the visitor is transported to landscapes from around the world. There’s an impressive collection of succulents and cacti including huge spiky agaves and flowering aloes. Sun-loving herbs, giant echiums, vibrant tender bedding plants and mature palm trees thrive here, as do many colourful South African treasures, Australian eucalyptus, bottlebrushes, tree ferns, and much more.
Tetrapanax, cordyline, tracycarpus, tree ferns, cannas, canary island date palm and many more.
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A great video and very interesting. Certainly on my list of places to visit.
Thanks Brother
I’m lucky enough to live on the Island and having an annual pass to VBG. I go there every couple of weeks watching the change of the seasons and walking through the palm gardens.
They do walking guided tours except I keep missing them so this is really informative!
oh thats great, i would too if i was on the island! Yeah without the back story i think its easy for many visitors to miss the magic and depth thats behind it all! thanks for watching
Oh, I would love to visit the Isle of Wight one day, when I visit my family in the UK (I live in California, and have only been there once, in 2005).
oh epic, yeah is one of the better places to visit if your coming to the uk! ive been to california once, beautiful..
Incredible video! Not just a garden tour but a lesson on botany, biology and climate. 👌
Thank you Brother, glad you enjoyed it! keep up the good work..
Amazing go greeen 🍀✨❤️
I really enjoyed this. Such knowledge and wisdom.
thank you, glad you enjoyed!
This gardener has so little gardeing to do he's become a historian.
Ha love it
Very interesting to hear
What an amazing dude and incredible place!
totally! pure legend..
I wonder do the washingtonian palms self seed?
i sure in their native range they do, here in zone 9a ive never seen it!
@@Temperate2Tropical probably one day. I'm a few hours from Seattle and my robusta looks pretty sad right now. But it's growing. I keep it dry and wrapped in fleece if it gets chilly.
Inspirational. Thank you. The buses did it for me. Can't wait to visit 😮. @jerome_philipon
ha great, yeah you should visit if you can, amazing to see whole working ecosystems!