Coming To Know Some Plants 2021 Cont'd, Part Two of Three Episode #90
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Roy returns to Simple Cafe to continue where he left off last spring on coming to know some plants. This is part two of three.
This episode is part two of three in the follow up to Coming to Know Some Plants from early 2020. I discuss plants with personalities that respect their space in the garden and have a durable lifestyle. These plants have provided me with the opportunity to create 1000s of combinations and also come to know additional plants that I can continue to include in the plant communities. Once you and the plants understand each other and you begin creating healthy gardens, your planting intentions will take off. When you come to know plants, your possibilities are endless and you are unstoppable. Have Fun!
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From a loving tribute to your mom to a "good night at Dog N Suds", this is, once again, such a great essay on life and the social blessings of plants....and the info I get is an added bonus. These videos are so balanced . . . philosophy, wisdom, knowledge, encouragement. Thanks Roy.
Glad you enjoyed it
I discovered you recently, due to watching Erin of the Impatient Gardener. I’ve been binge watching you very enlightening and interesting videos. Because of you, I took graph paper out to my woodland area this morning to document what I have planted and to see how everything is doing. Part of my borders are along/or in an intermittent stream which was flooded thru spring. Very wet clay, but happy to see the earthworms loving life! I happened on a plant that I did not plant….you mentioned it in this video…Orbexium pendunculatum…Sampson’s Root!! My first thought was to pull it out, until I saw the pretty flower and thought if it is happy and if it behaves itself, I will let it stay. Anxious to see what it does!! Zone 5A
so good to hear - thank you!
love these plant ideas, roy is someone to learn from
So sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. She must have been so proud of all your beautiful gardens!!Over coffee this morning with my eighty year old mother, I was telling her how I just found your wonderful CZcams channel.
Great videos!!
thank you and welcome!
Thank you for showing us the true life of plants. It’s awe inspiring to see the garden as a community being created. When the plants honor each other, the gardener does not have to be a referee! Truly brilliant. I am looking forward to seeing your farm this year. I hope I get the chance to meet you. Thank you for enlightening us.
So nice of you...I look forward to meeting you!
Awh. So sorry about your mom. She was was so proud Im sure and nice to dedicate it to her..
thank you!
I’m so very sorry for your loss. May you find comfort amongst the plants. Be patient and kind with yourself as you grieve.
thank you!
Thank you for your very nice vidio. Biene
Thank you very much!
So sorry for your loss. I'm sure she was very proud of you and the beautiful book that you dedicated to her.
thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and my sincere condolences. Your book looks amazing and so is your dedication to your Mom. Hugs Canada.
thank you!
Your Mom was blessed to have you, your vision, and who you are in her life...like you said, it's never easy to say goodbye.
thank you!
I'm so sorry to hear about you losing your mom. I lost my mom at age 92 before Covid hit, and then my husband 9 months later. I've always gardened, but have never heard anyone talk of the emotions evoked. This really touched my heart as I have always felt an emotional attachment to my gardens. I've just found your channel through Erin, The Impatient Gardener, and I'm a fan.
thank you and I am very sorry to hear of your losses. May this spring season help to bring you peace.
I love your book! Can’t put it down…
thank you!
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom, Roy. Your book is a great resource and a lovely tribute to your mom.
thank you!
I’m so sorry to hear about your mother, Roy. What a tribute to her!
Thank you so much for this series! I have found it inspiring and so informative. I even bought some graph paper so I could draw out some designs and imagine some plant communities for my garden.
I am really interested in Sesleria autumnalis to plant with my Stachys Hummelo and Amsonia. However, I can’t find it anywhere!! I have been calling around to nurseries and no luck. Could you suggest a substitute? My site is sun to part sun. It’s in front of a building and never back-lit so I wonder if I will struggle to obtain the same vibrant lovely color. Thank you!
I'm very sorry to hear about your mom passing away earlier this year. One of the hardest times in life, losing your mother. Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you so much!
I always enjoy your videos. I, too, lost my Dad this past November due to Covid. He would have been 90 in December. Many years ago, my cousin, Wayne Gruber, had you come and speak to us gardeners in Indiana. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Sorry to hear that...thanks for watching.
I am so sorry to hear about the lose of your mom. We lost my brother John to covid and that is the reason I moved back to the midwest
Very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother. 90 years is more than many see but like you said, that doesn’t diminish the loss. Thank you for sharing. I’m sure she was proud of you.
thank you!
I am so sorry for your loss.
thank you
I am so thankful you shared your plant recipes in this book. It is such a good reference, and now I have your mom’s memory with me whenever I read it.
Wonderful!
I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m sure your mother was proud of your wonderful book. I purchased the Kindle version of it last year and then a hard copy more recently as I plan the renovation of my front yard gardens over this winter. Your principles, photographs and planting plans are all so helpful to me. Thanks so much for writing the book!
thank you!
Roy, I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your mom. And it's great that you dedicated your book to her (a book I treasure and always recommend). I was with my 96-year old mother today who's in a long term care home here in Toronto. I try to make the most of each visit because you never know what will happen next.
Deepest sympathies, Tony Spencer
thank you!
Thank you for sharing, and so sorry for your loss Roy. Your book's regularly referred to here in the UK. Looking forward to seeing some new bulbs appearing this Spring thanks to you. Inspirational stuff!
Thank you!
Roy, your talks are amazing, thank you! They are full of very useful information and in such a kind way. When you mentioned your book in this video, I had to press pause to order it right away!
PS sorry to hear about your mother, think your gardens will perform extraordinary wonderful this year. 🌸 🌾
thank you!
So sorry for loss of your mom. 😔
thank you
Hi Roy, loving these videos, keep em up! Do you think the plants in your 'know maintenance' book would be appropriate for a British climate? I live in the south-east with mild/damp winters and quite dry summers, but probably not as hot as where you are.
Where can these plants be found for purchase?
Most are available at Northwind but we do not ship plants. Check with your local nursery and start with the Latin names to avoid confusion.
Is Orbexilum pedunculatum difficult to propagate by seed?
nope, easy. you just need to scarify it using sandpaper. (rub the seeds against the sandpaper which will allow moisture to penetrate the seed coat - a job mother nature usually does with natural friction over a much longer period of time) thanks for watching!
@@RoyDiblik Thank you Roy! I'm a huge fan and am so glad I found your channel. I have trouble finding some of these natives in my area so I wanted to try starting some myself this spring.
7:41 Molinia caerulea 'Poul Petersen'
8:54 Molinia caerulea subsp. arundinacea 'Transparent'
12:41 Monarda bradburiana
14:35 Nepeta ‘Early Bird’ with Allium 'Summer Beauty'
15:58 Nepeta subsessilis with Stachys (Betonica officinalis) ‘Hummelo’
17:02 Orbexilim pedunculatum ‘Sampson Root’
18:23 Parthenium integrifolium ‘Wild Quinine’
19:46 Packera obovata with Geum triflorum ‘Prairie Smoke’
22:10 Perovskia (salvia) atriplicifolia and Perovskia ‘Little Spire’
25:02 Rudbeckia speciosa
26:07 Rudbeckia ‘American Goldrush’
26:58 Rudbeckia ‘Viettes Little Suzy’
27:28 Salvia ‘Wesuwe’
30:03 Salvia Nemorosa ‘Carradona’ with Geranium sanguineum Album