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I disagree with you. To get flowers again, you need to cut above a double bud.

Excellent Thank you ❤

Dogwood are such a good plant for winter interest and fast growth. Essential for any garden. Thanks for the video.

Thank you.

Great tips thanks !

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great!!! thanks, is there a follow up video?

Good to see Adrian Bloom looking so well. I haven't seen him since he was on Gardeners World with Geoff Hamilton. We did visit Bressingham steam museum and gardens one year, possibly 20 years ago now. We decided to concentrate on seeing the steam stuff first and going on the various trains, as that was what we were mostly going there for. I think there was some kind of steam gala on too, as there was a field full of traction engines there too. So in the end we didn't have time to see the gardens, but it was a great day out.

I would LOVE life!

YOU ARE AWESOME!

What is name this cristmas tree ?

Love these videos. Really want to visit Bressingham, it looks beautiful!

So beautiful 💚💚

Love these videos!

Spectacular!

Adrian, I love your book. By far the best conifer book published.

Very beautiful! 👍 🙂

I'm just starting to garden in containers outdoors. I love your aesthetic style!! Meaning, not a lot of flowers cram into one container.

one of the best gardens I have seen. See how to apply these principle at home @mytherapygarden

your garden looks a lot like @mytherapygarden

Looking forward to visiting with you again later on in the season. You got to love your hellebore's. Our witchhazel is in bloom, signs of spring.

Very nice. Love your garden so much,thanks for sharing.

i would like to create the effect of tier upon tier of hills/mountains receding or fading into the far distance. i could simply get someone to paint a mural on my garden boundary wall, but i'd like to try and create the same effect using plants. the thing is, i would like to do it in such a way as to minimize the loss of valuable planting space. which conifers would you suggest that could be pruned to be almost flat-screen or fan shaped? eg: at most, maybe just a foot 'thick', but many times that longer/wider and taller. one deficiency i've noticed in all the gardens at chelsea and on tv programmes is that none of them have or explore the idea of looking OUT onto a vista or create the effect of looking OUT onto a distant horizon. most people live in cities these days and are hemmed in in a small cramped garden. maybe lots of them would (like me) like to create the illusion or impression of far distance, either using a wall length mural or plants, unless they already happen to be lucky enough to live in a situation where they can take advantage of a real 'borrowed landscape' that they can look out upon. if you look at photo's of receding hills, you realise they fade to lighter and lighter shades the further away they are, ending in almost silvery grey, or bluey-grey. lots of conifers are smokey pale blue or light grey in colour, but i dont know which species is which. lastly, receding hills and even most receding mountains (when seen from distance) have smooth rounded edges, so the conifers i am looking to find, would have to have a smooth non-spikey outline, or be able to be clipped to a smooth continuous (moss-like) surface appearance: think japanese karikomi, but instead of spherical balls, think hill-shaped and very flattened - like a slice of toast placed upright - no more than a foot thick/deep at any point. any suggestions? (this whole idea was inspired by seeing a group of three (4 foot) roughly conical shape box plants planted close together, overlapping each other creating that tiered receding-hills effect.

Absolutely love your garden. Especially the winter garden and the use of conifers. I am gardening in Zone 8b in the rainy Pacific Northwest of USA, very similar climate to yours, except longer growing season. Because we don't have any snow cover in the winter it is really important to have enough conifers, evergreens and other winter interest in the garden. I am being inspired by your design. I am making a public 4 season garden out of the area that used to be all blackberry brambles and vinca major; both major headache to remove. It has been a lot of fun nontheless, and a great learning experience. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, both in the book and on youtube. God bless you!

Did not know, conifers flowered, quite beautiful!

#youarehired!

seeing you trim roses, i shall trim mine as well. had no idea when to do that. thank you

Ireland is a great present to mankind.

Blimey its Adrian bloom , still got your book making the most of conifers and heathers , just re done my garden like the edens , thanks pal

I was given a copy of your book years ago and I've been addicted to conifers ever since...wonderful!

loved the video, Stay connected! like 2

nice 'to see you. Greetings from Berlin, I've been there with Iris two years ago. Thank you!

Glad to see you are doing well! I hope to visit your wonderful gardens in the future. Take care!

Great book and fantastic gardens. I'd love to visit!

Beautiful!

Hi Adrian ...... hope you see my comment ... Your book making the most of conifers and heathers and planting the Edens Garden was amazing , I,m following the planting scheme again after altering my garden 15 years ago . Cheers

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Wonderful gardens and excellent plantation. My compliments for exquisite taste.

Love it! Thanks for the video. My bucket list includes a visit to Bressingham Gardens & Foggy Bottom next May! Please feel free to search TH-cam for Ralph & Jigsaw yard for videos I've posted of our yard throughout the seasons throughout the years. Cheers, Jerry

Please publish more videos. I am in Australia and would love to know and see more about your lovely plants and designs.

This is spectacular. I would love to visit this garden.

Wonderful and so educational! Thank you for your presentation of Bressingham Gardens and the introduction to so many plantings.