Garden tour: 5 French plant collectors gardens!
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- This week Plant Lovers, the second in are two part series exploring some of the wonderful gardens of Normandy in France. Stephen leads garden tours once year and this one was focused on plant collectors gardens. We'll look at five gardens full of wonderful things, some with a common thread, some completely original! If you're interested in finding our more about the garden tours Stephen leads you can here: www.asatours.c...
The gardens we visit in this video are:
Les Jardins d'Angélique
Le Jardin de Valériane
Les Jardins de Castillon
Jardin d'Atmosphere du Petit Bordeaux
Le Bois de Morville
The specific plants we mention in this video are:
Neillia thibetica
Persicaria
Toona sinensis Flamingo
Dipelta floribunda
Keep these very interesting videos coming. Very enjoyable to watch.
We will - thanks for watching!
LOVING your dry, brilliant banter! Thank you.
Glad you enjoy it! Regards Stephen
Thank you for sharing your visit to a lovely part of France. In the US, we remember the D-Day landing on Normandy on this dayJune 6 1944.
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Thankyou for your wonderful episodes-love the banter
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I heard about you from Benji‘s CZcams channel! So excited to see your content!❤❤
Thanks for finding us!
Why have I never seen not just very large Mollusc Azalea's but even yellow in Australia? Forget that question, I am having a flashback to one or two of your videos containing such plants in Australian gardens. I'm intrigued enough to go back and have another look. Ok my question now is, where can I get my hands on a yellow and an orange flowering Mollusc Azalea. I'm in Adelaide South Australia.
They are being grown in Australia but probably only by Victorian nurseries like Toolangi Wholesale. Perhaps you have a local nursery that deals with them. Regards Stephen
I've got my cart ready for checkout next Payday. No coffees next fortnight. @@thehorti-culturalists
I just bought three rare plants, so sorry they didn't come from Dicksonia Rare Plants. Perhaps now I'm thinking I should have checked your website.
great point on the combination of hosta and alliums, I was not thinking of the wet/dry requirements
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You really had to travel to France? We can't fly this much and hope the planet will cope. -- You cannot bring in plant material to the UK from Europe.
Get a grip - the footage is from a previous ASA tour.
You got to see the footage and you now don’t have to go to France just like the other 18000 of my subscribers. Regards Stephen