Loved seeing the usual plants. I have a variegated Fatsia, which has just been looking after itself (Dorset England). I am moving house in a few weeks so I have dug it up and put it in a large container. Do you think it would be OK to keep it in the container or should I plant it in my new garden?😊😊
I had to get rid of tetra panax here in southeast US because of the invasion. It was so aggressive, it needed to go. Metapanax delaveyi has been much more tame. It doesn't sucker at all and is quite calm. Very different plant that won't consume everything around it.
Surprised not to see Schefflera delavayi - surely it's in cultivation in AU? I love your wry observations: "probably not something that's going to engage with the average...rose grower." 🤣
The tetrapanax suckers often here in Tallahassee.I pull them out niw and then..Pollinators love the flowers.They often freeze back here.we often get colder than you But you still get more chill hours They return well after winter. Ther are some bigger ones? Such as Rex .very interesting about a varieted one.
hello, do you have tetrapanax papyrifer and the REX form, for sale at your nursery? Thanks for all the videos posted, they have been insightful and interesting.🙂
OMG that tetrapanax - I loved it but my partner decided to give it a bit of a prune one day and he nearly died from breathing and ingesting the fluff. Hence I no longer have a teteapanax 😢
Unrelated species…but do you know what would cause an Albizia jubrissin to go pale limey green? I have two and one has grown normally. The other has come through after winter with very lime/bright green new foliage. Thanks. Eastern UK
Great video. I'm surprised you didn't cover the scheffleras which are quite popular here amongst the hardy tropical growers in the UK.. perhaps you can't import them?
Loved the parrot interlude!
They regularly want their 15 minutes of fame. Regards Stephen
Loved seeing the usual plants. I have a variegated Fatsia, which has just been looking after itself (Dorset England). I am moving house in a few weeks so I have dug it up and put it in a large container. Do you think it would be OK to keep it in the container or should I plant it in my new garden?😊😊
You can probably go either way depending on your needs. Regards Stephen
Moving again in 5 years so it that case I will keep it in the pot. Thanks 😊
Another amazing edition gents, I am lucky enough to have all the plants you featured in this edition growing in my garden,all are doing very well.
Well done you! Regards Stephen
I had to get rid of tetra panax here in southeast US because of the invasion. It was so aggressive, it needed to go. Metapanax delaveyi has been much more tame. It doesn't sucker at all and is quite calm. Very different plant that won't consume everything around it.
One mans weed is another cherished plant. Regards Stephen
Surprised not to see Schefflera delavayi - surely it's in cultivation in AU? I love your wry observations: "probably not something that's going to engage with the average...rose grower." 🤣
I have never seen it here but it could be around somewhere, I'll keep my eyes open. Regards Stephen
Beautiful audio! 😊
Glad you like it! Regards Stephen
The tetrapanax suckers often here in Tallahassee.I pull them out niw and then..Pollinators love the flowers.They often freeze back here.we often get colder than you But you still get more chill hours They return well after winter. Ther are some bigger ones? Such as Rex .very interesting about a varieted one.
Thanks for the local information. Regards Stephen
Fabulous selection thank you! One question, in the segment with the variegated fatsia, what is the lax scrambly plant on the left hand side please?
It is an Agapetes serpens from the Himalaya. Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists thank you!
hello, do you have tetrapanax papyrifer and the REX form, for sale at your nursery? Thanks for all the videos posted, they have been insightful and interesting.🙂
Not till next late summer / autumn now, sorry. Regards Stephen
OMG that tetrapanax - I loved it but my partner decided to give it a bit of a prune one day and he nearly died from breathing and ingesting the fluff. Hence I no longer have a teteapanax 😢
I have the same problem and now wear a mask if I’m pruning it. Regards Stephen
Unrelated species…but do you know what would cause an Albizia jubrissin to go pale limey green? I have two and one has grown normally. The other has come through after winter with very lime/bright green new foliage.
Thanks.
Eastern UK
Hard to say what the issue could be but knowing the plant could it be that the yellowy one is in a less well drained spot? Regards Stephen
Fatshedera - that's insane! I would never believe that, they look so different and distant one from another (in biological sense).
Very true but the cross is well documented. Regards Stephen
Great video. I'm surprised you didn't cover the scheffleras which are quite popular here amongst the hardy tropical growers in the UK.. perhaps you can't import them?
We have very few of this Genus in Australia unfortunately. Regards Stephen
Be it’s best self lol