Hi Mark, You are certainly a very busy man and the garden is really taking shape 👍👍👏👏👏 great video and advice, I am about to plant my much smaller ones this spring and love the shape you created, advice about the stones to help hold them down etc. 👍👍🏝🏝 I do have TF that I bought from a garden centre, which has four growing from the one pot…. I thought being Scottish, BARGAIN 👍 I guess if I plant it out I will have four very close together? What would you suggest, I have the picture on instagram. Keep up the great work Mark.
Hi Colin. I'll have a look for you on instagram. Thanks for keep watching. John tells me you have seen our new tree ferm... Watch this space for a little video 😊 I'll come back to you shortly. Mark
Thanks Darren, again, i really appreciate your feedback. Since going in the ground they've had a growth spurt. As has the Parterre behind. Must do an update soon.
You watch how fast and big these things grow now they are in the ground ,BUT they will go through a process because of the roots being disturbed, they hate it ,so the first year they will sleep ,second year they will creep and the third year they will leap and then they will reach for the sky ,so it takes about 3 years before you will see the proper growth of you're palms and that's from years of experience of multiple species of palms I have planted in my garden ! Looks amazing !
Yes they are pretty slow, but you can help them out with the right conditions. I'm expecting ours to grow a little faster in the earth. Fingers crossed
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK So far is ok from my individual perspective, but situation in our neighbour state Ukraine terrifies us more and more... Life have changed since we opened our homes for the fugees. And their pets as well 😉
@@michazpuszczy1034 i am sorry you and your neighbours are in such a difficult position. In the UK we are all thinking of you. And desperately hoping that everything is resolved soon. Already there has been too much pain and suffering. Thoughts and best wishes. Mark
Hi there. I didn't have any in stock so none on this occasion. I'm quite sure it's beneficial if it's your prererence. Happily these are all three sprouting lovely new leaves from the top so i think we've gotten away with it.
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK good! I'm glad to hear it. I must admit I planted most of my palms without it and they're fine but some of the experts recommend it.
@@tedscott1478 I've heard it mentioned a lot on TV and read about it too. It does feel like quite a recent thing though, maybe the last 5 to 10 years. Would you agree?
Beautiful. I love Trachys! I have 6 in my backyard. ❤
Greetings from Croatia!
Hello from England! Croatia? Brilliant, thank you for watching. Hope all is ok for you there. Mark
Beautiful job Mark.
Enjoy your calm approach to gardening , looks amazing
Thanks Trevor, you have lots of time to watch them all 😊x
Hi Mark,
You are certainly a very busy man and the garden is really taking shape 👍👍👏👏👏 great video and advice, I am about to plant my much smaller ones this spring and love the shape you created, advice about the stones to help hold them down etc. 👍👍🏝🏝 I do have TF that I bought from a garden centre, which has four growing from the one pot…. I thought being Scottish, BARGAIN 👍 I guess if I plant it out I will have four very close together? What would you suggest, I have the picture on instagram. Keep up the great work Mark.
Hi Colin. I'll have a look for you on instagram. Thanks for keep watching. John tells me you have seen our new tree ferm... Watch this space for a little video 😊 I'll come back to you shortly. Mark
You made it look very easy.😊👍
Good tutorial, more please...
Thank you. I will certainly be doing more. Thanks for watching amd commenting. Mark
Job well done mate .... professional level finish
Thanks Darren, again, i really appreciate your feedback. Since going in the ground they've had a growth spurt. As has the Parterre behind. Must do an update soon.
You watch how fast and big these things grow now they are in the ground ,BUT they will go through a process because of the roots being disturbed, they hate it ,so the first year they will sleep ,second year they will creep and the third year they will leap and then they will reach for the sky ,so it takes about 3 years before you will see the proper growth of you're palms and that's from years of experience of multiple species of palms I have planted in my garden ! Looks amazing !
Thanks lee, i was wondering when they might start making better progress. I guess all the work is going on underground this year. Mark
Big job, looks great. Shows what determination can do.
Looks very nice. I've had one in a pot for 5 years or so, and it never seems to get any bigger, I guess they are slow growers?
Yes they are pretty slow, but you can help them out with the right conditions. I'm expecting ours to grow a little faster in the earth. Fingers crossed
Try a bigger pot, and add beter soil and some good fertilizer it will do the trick
@@MrRubenoz i think will help too. Thanks MrRubenoz
Great effect! Greetings from Poland😉
Hi michal. THANK YOU. I hope everything is OK in Poland, sending best wishes. Mark
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK So far is ok from my individual perspective, but situation in our neighbour state Ukraine terrifies us more and more...
Life have changed since we opened our homes for the fugees. And their pets as well 😉
@@michazpuszczy1034 i am sorry you and your neighbours are in such a difficult position. In the UK we are all thinking of you. And desperately hoping that everything is resolved soon. Already there has been too much pain and suffering. Thoughts and best wishes. Mark
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK Anyway, the garden seems always to be a great escape, at least for a while. Greet channel, keep watching you!
@@michazpuszczy1034 thanks again Michal. Take care.
No micorhhizal fungi to help root development?
Hi there. I didn't have any in stock so none on this occasion. I'm quite sure it's beneficial if it's your prererence. Happily these are all three sprouting lovely new leaves from the top so i think we've gotten away with it.
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK good! I'm glad to hear it. I must admit I planted most of my palms without it and they're fine but some of the experts recommend it.
@@tedscott1478 I've heard it mentioned a lot on TV and read about it too. It does feel like quite a recent thing though, maybe the last 5 to 10 years. Would you agree?
@@MarksHouseandGardenUK Yup I think so. As I say I'd never heard of it until recently, maybe Monty Don or somebody on TV
fabulous - I need you to come and weave your magic in my garden. It's currently a bit of a disaster area!
If i was closer I'd be over in a jiffy x
Amazing work rate Mark ;)
Well, erm... I have to admit... It's speeded up🤣 done in one day.
Way to close together for my liking.
Yes i know what you mean, but we decided we wanted a close grouping. Best wishes. Mark