Beautiful garden! your videos will help me a lot when growing colocasias :) We have very warm summers here in the center of Europe, hopefully it will be successful! thank you for watching and excellent verbal support! :)
I actually like the open space it draws you down to find any hidden places. Hope the thatched gazebo works out,it will make a great addition to the garden
Another great walking talking video. Interesting that even though we went down to -11 all three of my salvia Amistad came back, must be my sandy soil. Looking forward to seeing your new gazebo 😀
Cheers Diane. That’s interesting info about the Salvia Amistad. I didn’t realise they could survive the low temps you had. Mine are in a raised bed so drainage is quite good. This is why it’s always hard to talk about hardiness as it’s down to so many variables. Cheers
Totally agree with you about the enclosed effect. My garden is similar in that the middle is left to lawn, but I don’t have the height you have yet. Lamorran has the big Butia in the lawn.
Cheers for the comment Richard. Yeah some of my favourite gardens always feel like you have a canopy of plants above. In a jungle style garden this is a must but in a more tropical style garden open spaces are fine but I still want to be a little more immersed in the plants. Something to work on. Cheers
Looks absolutely great bro 👍🏻 love the maturity of your garden. The tetraphanx is just amazing 🤩 I agree about the that canna will be looking out for one of these myself looks lovely 😀
Great video - thanks for taking the time to put it together. Do you have a video of how you take cuttings of the luxuriant? Do I need to cut the leaf stem or the main centre stem. It's my first year with them and would love to probergate.
Hi and thank you. Begonia Luxurians are really easy from cuttings. Just cut the stem below a leaf node it’s about 6 to 8 inches of stem. Reduce the leaves to about 1 leaf and then put in a glass of water on a warm windowsill. Change the water every few days. Once you have some good roots pot up in a smallish pot with a free draining mix to start with until the root fill the pot. These plants like humidity so avoid windows with radiators under them. Cheers
@@tikitropicals65 Ouch. I translated the name from polish the straight way. I do not know the right english one... The latin is phormium tenax. I hope you will get what I mean. 😉
@@michazpuszczy1034 yes. Phormium Tenax is correct. I have a few in my garden and I have never protected them. Most winters they are fine but In really cold winters they do get a bit damaged but they have always recovered for me. Thanks.
Beautiful garden! your videos will help me a lot when growing colocasias :) We have very warm summers here in the center of Europe, hopefully it will be successful! thank you for watching and excellent verbal support! :)
Thank you very much.
I actually like the open space it draws you down to find any hidden places. Hope the thatched gazebo works out,it will make a great addition to the garden
Thank you
Those 24 minutes felt like 5, thanks for your time and effort sharing. Your garden looks fantastic ,such a shame winters upon us. Cheers.
Thanks Alan. Yeah I hate when the seasons over but I’m also looking forward to making some changes ready for next year.
Cheers
Such a fantastic garden. Thanks for sharing
Thank you.
i live in tropis country.enjoy watching tropis garden 24:50 .thank you dear friend
Thank you.
Another great walking talking video. Interesting that even though we went down to -11 all three of my salvia Amistad came back, must be my sandy soil. Looking forward to seeing your new gazebo 😀
Cheers Diane. That’s interesting info about the Salvia Amistad. I didn’t realise they could survive the low temps you had. Mine are in a raised bed so drainage is quite good. This is why it’s always hard to talk about hardiness as it’s down to so many variables.
Cheers
The garden is still looking great. Those evergreens really help, especially as the weather changes.
Cheers David.
Wow! That is an awsome garden. New subscriber. Come mid winter, please show your overwintering setups.🙂👍
Thank you. I have a couple of videos on my channel of my garden last winter. I don’t protect that much really.
@@tikitropicals65 That is not an option for me, a little bit colder winters here. 🙂
I was refering to the the greenhouse overwintering setup.
Totally agree with you about the enclosed effect. My garden is similar in that the middle is left to lawn, but I don’t have the height you have yet. Lamorran has the big Butia in the lawn.
Cheers for the comment Richard. Yeah some of my favourite gardens always feel like you have a canopy of plants above. In a jungle style garden this is a must but in a more tropical style garden open spaces are fine but I still want to be a little more immersed in the plants. Something to work on.
Cheers
Looks absolutely great bro 👍🏻 love the maturity of your garden. The tetraphanx is just amazing 🤩 I agree about the that canna will be looking out for one of these myself looks lovely 😀
Thanks Paul
Great video - thanks for taking the time to put it together.
Do you have a video of how you take cuttings of the luxuriant? Do I need to cut the leaf stem or the main centre stem. It's my first year with them and would love to probergate.
Hi and thank you. Begonia Luxurians are really easy from cuttings.
Just cut the stem below a leaf node it’s about 6 to 8 inches of stem. Reduce the leaves to about 1 leaf and then put in a glass of water on a warm windowsill. Change the water every few days. Once you have some good roots pot up in a smallish pot with a free draining mix to start with until the root fill the pot.
These plants like humidity so avoid windows with radiators under them.
Cheers
Still looking amazing. Can't wait for the new pergola with the thatch. Where did you get your water features from? Keep it coming, Cheers
Hi and thank you. Both my water features were just brought from local garden centres to me in Peterborough.
How do you overwinter the newzealand linen ? Looks great!
Hi. Sorry I’ve never heard the term Newzealand Linen. Which plants is this?
@@tikitropicals65 Ouch. I translated the name from polish the straight way. I do not know the right english one... The latin is phormium tenax. I hope you will get what I mean. 😉
@@michazpuszczy1034 yes. Phormium Tenax is correct. I have a few in my garden and I have never protected them. Most winters they are fine but In really cold winters they do get a bit damaged but they have always recovered for me.
Thanks.