Pampas Grass Malfunction!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Plants mentioned in the video:
Cortaderia selloana 'Pumila'
Cortaderia selloana 'Mini Pampas'
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Honestly, John Lord. Hearing your voice makes me so happy. Love your videos.
Beautiful plants very decorative in any garden It came in colours too
I was about to cut some down there is tons of it by the highway. I’ll have to wait until spring
You have a very beautiful variant of pampas
Now I did learn something, thank you.
ROFL. Very good info in regards to the dangers of messing with them in the fall! I planted a pink pampas grass last summer and it hasnt done much. Granted, I planted it in poor soil and havent fertilized. So, instead of treating it mean, i guess I need to be nicer to it next year. :)
How's your pink pampas looking now? I really wanted to find a pink one but settled for white as none of the nurseries carried it near me
Haha that was funny! 😄 Thanks. And greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰☀️
Although our backyard is very tiny I still want to have this plant in my small garden and I already ordered seed from Amazon in 3 different colors. Fingers crossed🤩
Thank you for this video!👍
I ordered the same thing from amazon about two weeks ago. Still waiting. We had one in Florida and it was gorgeous. We planted it a little too close to the house and had to remove it after about five years. We are now in Tennessee where it should do just fine.
Hi , I just ordered seeds online, but they sent me, like small leaves, I don't really know if these are "Seeds" (I don't know the seeds of this plant) If they can be reproduced with seed ? ? 😳😳
How long does it take to grow it this tall would you guys say?
I love your accent 💕
this dang grass is so darn hard to dig up. It is 50 degree weather here now only could dig up 2 small pieces so decided to cut of heads and just planted the whole thing in ground. Just an experiment to see if anything will grow.
I've pulled it out entirely. Just keeps spreading like a contagion. Plant a tree instead like an early flowering bee friendly type with some fall interest.
love watching your videos
I made an arse of the pampas grass lmao. I want to learn how to grow mine in my garden xxx
Ha!!! Ha!! Hilarious 😅😅 it's like mini me of the Pampas Grass world. What is with the shovel too!! Love yr videos guaranteed to make me smile.
Could we have a tour of your Garden Center too 💕 x
This video is a joke. Clearly the so-called small pampas grass is a couple hundred feet in the background. Before CGI this trick was used to assist with special effects.
Music in the beginning is Eric Satie: Gymnopédies & Gnossiennes
Lovely tune.
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well thanks for that, I was going to slice it tomorrow :) Spring it is.
John Lord, you are the best.
Its so beautiful 😍😍😍👌👌like to plant it😞
I just bought a batch off the internet, a pink variety. However I’m going to try growing this in New England. Winters are very cold. I’m taking a risk that it may have enough time in spring to start growing. Maybe cover it the first winter. What do you think? Will it grow in cold winter climates?
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This pic is from where I live in Argentina, tge plants on the side are naturally occurring cortaderas. The loose its flower during winter but in summer they recover it easily. I don't know if continuous cold weather may kill them. The soil is pretty rocky. And from autumn to summer they don't receive any rain.
How did the seeds do? I was thinking about getting some but I'm not sure if it's real
I presume that pampas grass in Ireland doesn't turn into an invasive pest.
Pampers have been developing nappies for over 50 years. Must get a saw Grass wearing those.
I love grassland bro
I love the seed plumes but as I live in zone 5 USA I cannot grow it. There is some kind of substitute is it Ravenna Grass? I don’t care for the way the plumes on that one look. Oh well.
It is a plant from Argentina!
The hybrids are really worth planting. Just don’t plant the species, Cortaderia selloana as it can be extremely invasive in some areas.
That's very true. We actually don't have to worry about that issue in Ireland due to our cool summers.
John Lord's Garden - I’m guessing that the seeds don’t get enough time to mature before a killing frost occurs in autumn. Here in California the species has naturalized and aggressively competes with native flora.
@@johnlordssecretgarden hi John.. we bought a house and there's 3 massive pampas grass plants.. alot of dead leaves. I get cut trying to prune. If I clip it to ground now will it grow back.. there's more leaves thanks feather duster thing.. 🙈
Is it too late in the year to plant it? Mid-August
I keep hearing that is tears one to shreads so I will not become the ass to the pampas grass.
How many colour pampas grass?
My Lord, maybe it's Charlie Brown's pampas grass. All it needs is a little love.
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Thank God my Pampas Grass died! It was lovely to look at, but it would cut you like a razor when it was dry.
Maybe it cut you because it knew you wanted it to die.
Feather dusters
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One pampas grass can sell up to 20USD For one grass
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I made an ass of the pampas grass lol 😂
Just like me, only I made an arse out of the fountain grass. Just as bad.
Sorry not interested in Pampas grass, bbut well worth watching for the light entertainment thanks
What kind of bioterrorist youtube channel is this? People actually PLANT pampas grass deliberately?
Iv just bought some the pink one off ebay 😆
There are lots of places where they are not invasive because it’s. too chilly.
@@laurenb6451 I am just going for the cheap laugh mostly. But it is a nuisance around where I live for sure.
When somebody gets called a bioterrorist it’s often the precursor to getting shut down and we wouldn’t want that, would we? I’d love to grow it , looks like fun but it’s way too cold for survival, let alone invasiveness.
@@laurenb6451 where I live everyone is trying (unsuccessfully) to kill it. You have to cut it down to the ground and keep it cut down on a monthly basis for a very long time to actually kill it. If you mow it down to dirt it will just grow back as if nothing had ever happened. And the seeds spread on the wind. It is terrible. And hard to cut and hard to handle because it is very sharp and you will end up with cuts all over your skin.
That looks really silly ! you could keep it as a visual joke .
I don't like the Victorian ideology, which is experiencing a trendy revival, of treating the native environment
as unimportant and drowning it in scale and quantity with flora from entirely opposite climates, landscapes and qualities of the light etc .
As a principle , I think these things if used at all , need to kept to the minimum , and only used where the plants themselves have an actively harmonious function in an environmental context .
I think pampas is a good case in point, ditto banana trees and other totally alien species, which just look ridiculous, hideous blots in the native environment which is CHARACTERISTICALLY GRACEFUL and SUBTLE !
Things which are characteristically, the opposite : out-sized, clumsy and gross ! need to be in their own environment to be appreciated .
Rather than mocking and destroying , our own , and rendering the plant world, as the city world : one of identical cloning .......shun all things trendy is a good motto IMO .
What the hell are you going on about? It’s a beautiful plea to. To use the term “silly” when referring to pampas grass is ridiculous and silly.
@@DynamicBailey Not at all ! Same as having giant cacti in the planting scheme , they just look silly .! .....but there is a good reason not to export plants ,
they can create imbalances insect and all kinds of changes in bacteria , leading to disease, then imported predators , like the aussies and the bufos and before you know it, the knock on effects never end .
Just cuz u don’t care for it you should not be condemning other people’s taste. If u want to stop doing trending stuff don’t use initials like IMO.
@@laurenb6451 Censorship of public free speech is P.C. ! Clearly you are all in favour , LB. ...And it isn't just a matter of taste ...but of principle, the importation of plants has brought imbalances to the living environment which have huge knock on effects for biodiversity of plants , insects and ultimately all living beings .
At the very least we should be aware that NO 'THING ' is eg . ' purely a matter of taste ' ! Rather every tiny thing we do, every expression we manifest IS CREATING THE PRESENT for all OTHERS and moreover, our children as their inheritance .
So what you want is for us to only use native everything because imported plant material impacts stuff? Wave bye to those avocados, etc. I remember the Mediterranean Fruit Fly.
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It's still a lot better than mine