The idea to grow a Clematis in the Garrya for summer interest is brilliant! I was recently trying to think of a plant that I could grow in a container with a Hosta, which would come to the fore when the Hosta is dormant and then make itself scarce when the Hosta is in its full glory. Thinking about this, and then seeing the Garry/Clematis suggestion, made me realise that I would LOVE to see a video about plant pairings that "timeshare" nicely together, if you're ever looking for more video ideas.
Reminds me of my childhood here in Melbourne, I’m talking about the 1960’s. My grandparents owned a wedding reception house and mum used to do the flower arrangements, this was a common filler for those big entrance vases.
@@thehorti-culturalists Stephen I love your channel but can you you please tell me if there are other Australian gardening channels out there? All I get when searching is gardening Australia content. Promise I won’t stop watch you two!
Garrya elliptica is hardy to 10 F (-12.2 C), so they are very hardy plants. They grow in a range of habitats from coastal redwood forests to central arizona desert chaparral. I love this plant!! Thanks for making this great video!
Always great to hear from people in the country of origin. It can add so much to my appreciation of a plant, and thanks for the feedback. Regards Stephen
We have acquired one of these at the new property we have purchased in Devon UK it is truly stunning and i used it for some flower arranging over Christmas. Would love to know how to take a cutting of this to try a standard or espalier as you suggested, great ideas . Love your banter
Gorgeous pendulous tassels!
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The idea to grow a Clematis in the Garrya for summer interest is brilliant!
I was recently trying to think of a plant that I could grow in a container with a Hosta, which would come to the fore when the Hosta is dormant and then make itself scarce when the Hosta is in its full glory. Thinking about this, and then seeing the Garry/Clematis suggestion, made me realise that I would LOVE to see a video about plant pairings that "timeshare" nicely together, if you're ever looking for more video ideas.
Could be a story! Regards Stephen
Great ideas!
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Stephen says "we don't want to become a plant" 😂 You guys crack me up!
Just discovered this plant yesterday. Purple hued in Winter blues.
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Reminds me of my childhood here in Melbourne, I’m talking about the 1960’s. My grandparents owned a wedding reception house and mum used to do the flower arrangements, this was a common filler for those big entrance vases.
Glad it bought back memories. Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists Stephen I love your channel but can you you please tell me if there are other Australian gardening channels out there? All I get when searching is gardening Australia content. Promise I won’t stop watch you two!
I haven’t found anything with Australian content that has grabbed me so far, that’s part of the reason we went down this route.
Garrya elliptica is hardy to 10 F (-12.2 C), so they are very hardy plants. They grow in a range of habitats from coastal redwood forests to central arizona desert chaparral. I love this plant!! Thanks for making this great video!
Always great to hear from people in the country of origin. It can add so much to my appreciation of a plant, and thanks for the feedback. Regards Stephen
We have acquired one of these at the new property we have purchased in Devon UK it is truly stunning and i used it for some flower arranging over Christmas. Would love to know how to take a cutting of this to try a standard or espalier as you suggested, great ideas . Love your banter
Many thanks Lynne - we'll answer in one of Monday #shorts!
Thank you so much will look forward to it 😊😊
Here we go! th-cam.com/users/shortsb-ewAr8vu7Q
I would think it would be lovely in Central Florida, zone 9b 🇺🇸
But what about our HIGH humidity?
I don't think it would love high humidity but may work if given a well drained and open airy site.Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists thanks Stephen, As always, you guys are the best 👌
Should be good for kyneton area. Very decorative!
I think so too! Just make sure it’s in a well drained site. Regards Stephen
What a wonderful channel! So informative and witty. I will certainly tell all my gardening friends about you.
So nice of you