LONDON PLANT SHOP Tour: N1 Garden Center - Vlog 036
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Earlier in the year, I managed to stop over in London on my book tour for, "How to Make a Plant Love You", and got a chance to see the plants for sale at the N1 Garden Center, which was one of the plant shops podcaster Jane Perrone had mentioned to me. Amazing to see the differences in plants in London compared to the United States!
**Please keep in mind that this film was done pre-coronavirus, so wearing masks and staying a 'safe' distance was not required, but thank you to all who express concern. **
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Not your fault…?.??passion…….your passion. Is what I respect.
By far the cleanest, greenest looking plants I’ve seen in a shop! Beautiful and great shop
I used to go to this shop when I lived in London. It has such a wide selection and the staff were very helpful.
Cameraman is really skilled though
I agree! Low light levels, plants being waved around, hopping from one thing to another - he (probably/usually)/she did a great job
@@Neilhuny it is a he :)
Exactly what I was thinking, even zooming in on high up plants quickly without shake (using some sort of a stabilizer I guess). Production values on this channel are very high.
I honestly wish they were a little bit more focused on close ups of the plants, I wanna see all those little details they're talking about! Otherwise, yes, very good camera work :)
Remembering scientific names is a real talent.
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What a brilliant shop! I love how over-stuffed it is. And so interesting to see the plants that we do not have in the U.S.
I am learning English with your channel. I'm a biologist in Brazil, and it is a pleasure to watch those videos. Your channel has a lot of rich information that is displayed in a nice way 🌿🌿
This is my local garden centre and plant shop. Love it.
Imagine going into a shop with a head cold or any kind of illness at all, let alone without a mask. How things have changed since this was filmed.
Exactly what I was thinking
the whole time i kept thinking “why isn’t she wearing a mask” 😭😭
in Asia, especially Japan for the longest time, people with even a slight cold have been wearing masks but it’s not the case in the US so..
@@CarolineNiggAyaLee-Janet yes, it seemed really strange to us until now. Still seems strange to some people, here. I wish we could be more like Asia.
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What an extraordinary shop! Kudos to the plant buyer!
I highly recommend another great plant shop in London called Conservatory Archives they are amazing with the most amazing plant space I have ever seen in all of their stores across London.
Agreed
You’ve come from the other side of the world to my nearest garden centre N1 Garden Centre where I’ve never been and I’m watching your video to see what house plants they sell 🤷🏻♀️
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Traveling from the comfort of my living room! thx you :)
Ah, back in the day when we could still shake hands. I never expected garden shops in London to have this much assortment of houseplants.
They are super popular in the Netherlands, also.
Yeah spreading the covid live ha
Summer: gets excited about all the dead stick plants. Also Summer: skips over the king anthurium.
Haha, yeah! I was like: "but....wait, wait!!
I have a dead stick plant...not as big as the one in the video. I learned about it on one of the "365 days of plants" videos. It's beautiful, in an ugly sort of way...lol. :D I'm attracted to stick-like plants and rhipsalises (sp), too.
Or when she found the date palm cool lol. I´ll try to remember it next time I visit my mother. I can´t recount the times I´ve told her to get rid of that boring plant of hers.
That store was a great recommendation by Jane - thanks for taking us along Summer!
I love this place! I live like a two minute walk from there!! So sad I’ve missed you Summer I’m there like every single day 😫😫
I like your voice Summer, very relaxing to listen to at the end of the day 😊😊
best garden shop yet!!!! I wish I could buy everything in there!
what a lovely shop tour! just what i needed at the end of a stressful monday.
I liked the way she introduced the names of the plants.
There's an epipremnum pinnatum called 'Blue form' that is green. Probably the one in this shop. Apparently there has been many labelled as Cebu blue since many people want them, but that are actually the blue form. I have them both and the blue form is clearly not the same as the cebu blue. Love them both 💙🌿
Yeah true Cebu is very difficult to find in the UK, pretty much only sold as cuttings
@@emiliabernecka6847 I bought mine as a cutting and the difference in price is a strong indicator of whether it is a cebu blue or a blue form, here in Europe at least 😅
@@emiliabernecka6847 I know a seller that sales them and different prices but its about £50 a rooted cutting.
Thanks for this! Good to know
@@catbarnard2833 Eastern Tropicals I highly recommend
41 minutes of joy for my day! Thanks summer rayne. Love from Argentina
How can one person be so knowledgeable about plants. Damn !!
Loved it! Cozy place w/ a nice variety 👌🏾🌿💖
Throwback to a simpler time when we can travel and visit as many shops as we'd like 😭😭
Hi from phillipines,
This was like my favourite houseplant shop tour of your's 😍💚
Really like this video, it's interesting to see different types of houseplants grown overseas.
This is CRAZY! While watching this video I was also trying to research the plant I bought today at the supermarket was. Then, you showed the Jatropha Podagrica and I lost my mind! What are the odds that the day you put out a video you probably filmed some time last year in London with an obscure plant in the mix would come out the day I purchased an unlabeled plant you showcased!?! AWESOME!
oh man, what a selection! i have plant envy for sure now. thanks, Summer. really enjoyed this.
Wonderful plants thx 4 sharing
The plant at 12:48 does look like a Hoya cumingiana to me. The hanging plants at 14:02 is Hoya pauciflora and at 14:22 is Hoya wayetii. I have all of these Hoyas in my collection. They're all beautiful plants!
I love Hoya. I have had a variegated one in a window in the same pot for years, often a bit neglected, and it does well. It came from a little piece swiped from a big one hanging in a restaurant. My sis took it home, planted it, and it quickly became a large plant. She then gave me a piece which I planted over a decade ago. I Have repotted it once. It does flower in warm weather. Hers unfortunately died after being moved from one house to another, I offered her a piece of my variegated one, but she had already bought another, pretty, but not variegated.
I am a retired nurse, and would occasionally fill in at a local psych ward. There was a hallway which had huge variegated Hoya hanging under a greenhouse type ceiling which afforded great sun. I think they were rarely watered, but looked healthy and were covered with blooms.
@@tonibauer2405 I love Hoyas too! I've over 60 different types already. Thank you for sharing your Hoya story!
What a gorgeous selection of the variety of plants, many unusual and very healthy. I was salivating watching this tour.
That was an incredible shop, I'd get one of everything!
Darn - I just wrote the same thing! I should have looked down the comments first
I no longer have a house on which to take out a second mortgage, and they wouldn’t all fit in my one bedroom apartment, no matter how hard I tried, so I am out. Sigh.
Hermoso dar gracias a Dios por otro día y despertar con un vídeo de la linda Summer te queremos mucho y gracias por tomarte el tiempo de respondernos
Everytime i watch any of her episodes i learn new thing. She got me hooked on Marantaceae family plants! Thanks Summer!
Summer Rayne
You create great interest and passion for plant growers and enthusiasts.
Looking on from Trinidad with undivided attention and learning much.
I wouldn’t be able to control myself in a store like this!😂
same
Like kid in a candy store
That’s the biggest begonia beefsteak I’ve ever seen 😦 it’s my favorite plant! And omg the prices there were so good... that’s it, I’m moving 😂
That is definitely not a Cebu Blue. It’s just a plain Epipremnum pinnatum. They mislabelled it, I know I bought one. I think I am the customer he mentioned.
That’s actually a juvenile stage of skeleton key
Thank you so much for using the scientific names for plants. It makes them soooo much easier to find
Happy Sunday everyone! Summer, knowing that neither of your majors were botany, how did you ever learn all of these Latin names? I enjoy hearing them all. Thanks for taking us to London!
I think I saw a book recommendation about that in one of her Amazon's list.:)
@@aquacoral9 awesome, thanks so much for letting me know!!
Your face reminders to me my best friend, always when I am watching your videos I feel like my friends talks to me🥰🥰🥰
Thank you, Summer rayne. I really need this refreshing view. I’ve realised because of this video that i have a lot of jungle cacti and still looking for more so this video is very helpful.
I‘ve had a breadfruit tree for over 2 years at my house and it‘s growing so so well
I was amazed to see it for sale in the UK - I only know of it from reading books like Swiss Family Robinson or Robinson Crusoe, so it is like finding paradise from 150 years ago
OMG!! You know a lot about plants - Love your videos
she does, she's an expert.
What a great owner.
You can see that he loves his hobby 🪴
Next time you're in London defnitely visit Conservatory Archives (its beautiful) - also Kew and Sissinghurst in kent is definitely worth a visit!
Love Kew!
Thank goodness for the Atlantic Ocean between this store and I. What an amazing place to shop
Don't know why...just happy to see you laugh
You share the love by your laugh. Thanks for the tour
That's my favourite plant shop in London !
It was in my old neighbourhood in Hoxton and i was paying a visit whenever i wanted to relax, it's a heaven, and the variety of plants is huge!
I had bought biophytum sensitivum and i loved the plant, eventually it died, but i would buy it again, it was a beautiful little plant that closes its leaves when you touch it.
Hey, I love that plant shop tour. Great video.
I like it when you're walking about the city and I like the plant that matches your jacket. Would love to travel to Thailand. My dad was born in Bangkok
41 minutos de alegría para mi día!
Really enjoyed this. What a great shop!
ohhhh my gooosh the selection
Background noises makes it even more English, metal noices and bells. Awesome.
Oh my gosh, I am moving to London, I have never been to a plant store here in the US with all these amazing plants like this. I would be in this place everyday.
I was at that same garden center probably just a few days before you (Oct 13th 2019)!!! I know I missed your book tour by just a couple of days. I was in London visiting some friends who live near this garden center and they took me there. I had just started getting into houseplants and took some pics of this place, which looked so pretty and with such a variety of plants I was not familiar with. Coming from Spain, this place was kind of exotic to me, in the type of plants they had. Looking back, I would probably be able to name a lot more plants than last year. Hopefully I will be able to go back soon!!
My Zebrina is growing well with ~30 cm leaves right now. I have had it for less than a year and so far I learned that they are easy to care for. But that they require misting on the leaves to keep them looking good when grown indoors. Saw some 60-80 cm long leaved on ones in a plantstore nearby, the stems were much thicker too.They looked amazing (in Sweden).
That shop was pretty cool.... handsome owner with his accent! would be interesting to know how he gets the plants and challenges he faces with them in the shop.
Wow Summer's in London! What a great little plant shop, they were so well stocked too! I would always think that the USA had a better choice but there's always something different where you travel, so an American being impressed with what we have surprised me haha. I am not sure London is the best place for large garden centres, and there are so many huge ones, but I would be happy visiting that one every day myself! Thanks Summer... sorry about our weather!
Hi from Canada 🇨🇦 ! What an awesome tour! So many interesting plants I wish we had access to😢. Love your channel, one of the most informative plant you tubers, your knowledge is impeccable! Thanks for sharing💚
😍😍😍what a gorgeous plants nursery shop
The syngonium what you are holding at 29:02 called in the netherlands syngonium "frosted heart". It is a very beautifull syngonium😍
The Syngonium is also macrophylla frosted heart. These are more often sold hear in Germany.
That plant store is jam packed with goodies! I’ve never seen so much variety in any greenhouse in the Northeast except for Logee’s. Good selection of plant related items, too.
Her cute reaction to the spider web in the beginning lol I would be screaming...bc it’s an orb weaver!
Nice laerning about the plant ☘️🌺☘️🌺 love it❤️
I really love your plant tour/nursery tour videos. Visiting new places I never knew and found plants I never know they're existed.
It took me so so long to watch this video because I had to keep looking up the plants - so many to love! Thanks so much.
I always look forward to your plant shop tours. More power to your channel miss Summer Rayne. Also I do hope we get to see your collaboration with miss Jane Perrone. Over the Ledge podcasts and Plant One on Me vlogs made me get through this tough times we are in.
What a lovely share. Beautiful!
You have a wonderful knowledge of plants. So interesting! My dog, August, and I love watching your videos on TH-cam. I wish I could upload a photo of him watching you. 😊
ornamental plant which is very refreshing to the eye and cooling the heart. Hello i am TAMA fan this channel from Indonesia
This is one of my fav garden centre they always have amazing plants and a good range of things.
I love these videos of greenhouses and plant shops you make, I always learn so much!
Outstanding, I learned so much.
nice to see a date palm in an actual shop, i by chance got several seeds to germinate from food lol, so i'm excited to see how they turn out
In Europe you find them everywhere, at least in the south. In Spain it´s probably one of the most boring plants one can have at home. Plus they don´t particularly thrive indoors, at least from what I´ve seen.
21:04 it’s funny that you call it ‘thanksgiving cactus’ because here in Denmark we call it ‘påskekaktus’ which translated means ‘Easter cactus’ ☺️🌵🌺
That’s plant heaven,great shop
Thank you so much - a very pleasant and educational video.😍 I admire your memory and knowledge.
This must have been torture to not be able to buy! 😍😍😍 good job, Jane!
Loving your extensive knowledge , you’re like the guru ! Please tell us before your next visit to UK 😘
the variety of plants is incredible!
Hi Ms Summer. So happy to see you visit N1 garden centre. We just uploaded our first vlog over a week ago and it showcased N1 garden Centre. Its one of the best houseplant store we have visited. Always learning from you , much appreciated. Looking forward to your next Vlog. Cheers .😊👍❤
Great tour! So much joyful searching for the eyes without going out in the cold. 🍁
3:25 “These are very resilient plants”
My grandmother’s ruscifolias that haven’t been repotted in 30+ years and have no dirt: “Oh, no we’re actually being treated very well. We like it here.”
Another meaningful vlog. Although I can't catch up most of the scientific names yet still learning constantly. See you on your next Vlog ❤️❤️❤️ Love from Philippines
I was drooling!🤷♀️🪴
This was so interesting & informative, and I just love Latin binomials! ~ it's good to come across a person on TH-cam who upholds the importance of precision classification. I'm especially drawn to all the 'architectural' collections with serrated leaves ~ I think it's the 'jungle feel' that does it for me! Thank you Summer🌴
Thank you that you also write the names, i made index cards with them to learn all the names.
I really enjoyed this video and i really love this shop too 😍☘️🌻🌟!!!...
Can't believe you've been in London . I always watch your video and I find them very interesting. I love what you do.
Brilliant production quality
Que lugar tan hermoso!!. Saludos desde Mexicali-Mexico. Gracias por compartir.Cuidate
i passed this place a bunch of times but i have never gone in. i never realised how extensive their collection indoors were
Wonderful collection 💚💛💜
wow~~
you went to Wonderful plants and garden center ~~
Girl knows her plants 👍🏼