right besiide the ginkgo trees on the campus gardens there was a wollemii .... i know i'm misspelling everything but i'm kinda enamored with that group of conifers..you didn't comment on it at all which surpises me a bit..... they have a few at Kew in the UK and they protect them carefully........i do find it very intriguing... the auracaria auracana and angustifolia both really fasciinate me for some reason... you all must not consider them of much interest ,,, i'm guessing because you didn't comment on it when discussing the ginkgos that were being trained........ they apparently are just another conifer to native australians... my guess...
Thanks for watching - we've covered the Wollemi Pine in some depth in this video: th-cam.com/video/n6pM1iB3bg8/w-d-xo.html and might do a feature on it at a later date.
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🫶✨Such an interesting, subtropical tour through the gardens. Thank you for taking us along with you. 🌿💞
Thank you for watching!
love how many natives were used!
Thanks for watching!
I would love a video about cool climate palms!
Your wish is our command! We will be filming it in about a month so it should show up within a few weeks of that. Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists Great! Looking forward to it!
These are the best gardening videos. Thanks. 👍 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
Glad you like them! Regards Stephen
Loved the video. Getting better every time.
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A great video. I would love to see Australia.
Thanks for watching!
right besiide the ginkgo trees on the campus gardens there was a wollemii .... i know i'm misspelling everything but i'm kinda enamored with that group of conifers..you didn't comment on it at all which surpises me a bit..... they have a few at Kew in the UK and they protect them carefully........i do find it very intriguing... the auracaria auracana and angustifolia both really fasciinate me for some reason... you all must not consider them of much interest ,,, i'm guessing because you didn't comment on it when discussing the ginkgos that were being trained........ they apparently are just another conifer to native australians... my guess...
Thanks for watching - we've covered the Wollemi Pine in some depth in this video: th-cam.com/video/n6pM1iB3bg8/w-d-xo.html and might do a feature on it at a later date.