Great Plant Tour - Pitcher Plants, Sweet Betsy, Cactus, Agave, Native Azaleas, Baptisia - Tony Avent
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2022
- Garden Tour - Tony Avent - How to Grow Pitcher Plants, Azaleas, Sweet Betsy, Cactus, Agave, Baptisia - In this video I visit Tony Avent at the Juniper Level Botanic Garden to show off some really interesting things happening in the spring. Plantdelights.com for more information.
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I think I speak for most of us when I say turn that camera on and just let it roll! I'd happily watch hours of conversation with any of the horticultural icons you've been visiting. Don't skimp on the video length on our behalf, Jim. Bring it on! 💜
I agree. This video is 17 minutes in length. With a pot of coffee, I could have gone twice as long with these two. Really good video.
I agree! This was great. Hoping for part 2 😃
@@rachelsgarden yes!!! I could watch an hour session…I’ve learned more about plants from this series than anywhere else!!
This tour was simply awesome. Love to see all these unusual plants and Tony's knowledge is incredible.
It never ceases to amaze me what a fantastic resource Tony and his magnificently diverse garden is. Thank you for taking your time on these tours, and making multiple videos, Jim. Simply fantastic & priceless content for learning gardeners 👍
If you’ve never been, you need to go! It’s a magical place! Filled with plants you won’t see anywhere else🌱
I’m putting it on my calendar 👍
Oo-la-la! Tony always has some cool stuff! The burgundy leaf Calycanthus is stunning. Thanks for the vid Jim!
Thanks for watching!
I love these garden tours with Tony. I always learn something new.
The growth of these plants is amazing! Thanks for allowing us to join you on the tour. Such unique specimen, wow!
All I can say is "WOW"! Loved Tony's tour and description of each amazing plant, and especially that he grows those of such a huge zonal range! Thanks for taking us there, Jim.
This place looks amazing. Love that Anacyclus and that Opuntia Kleiniac cactus. 🌳🌳🌳🐕
He is probably my favorite guest you’ve featured! So much knowledge and excitement! Also, the Baptisia in the water blew me away!
Thanks for another great tour. It doesn’t get any better than Tony.
His recall is mind blowing!
@@JimPutnam every time I watch him I learn so much. I didn’t think we could grow baptisias here In Texas as I never see it in nurseries or gardens. When he said he found one in Plano ( not far from me) in a ditch I found one and it is my new favorite plant.
Thank you Jim, Extraordinary tour! Wow, that Century plant! Toney Avent is a NC treasure of knowledge and his love of plants is infectious.
What a neat place, Jim knows the coolest people
Thank you Jim for this tour! You and Tony are amazing!!
Heading across the state form Asheville this weekend, for the open house. I am so looking forward to seeing Juniper Level Botanical Garden in person after watching each of these informative interviews with Tony. I really enjoy both touring your yard with you Jim and when you take us on the road where we are both guest, learning something new. Continue the great work.
I love his passion and knowledge.
Thank you, Jim and Tony! What a treat.
Utterly gorgeous. Thanks so much for sharing these amazing plants with us. 👍
Thank you for featuring Baptisia. I have it on my list to add this year for spring interest. Hearing how well it grows in different soil conditions and the beautiful colour display has sealed the deal for me. Great tour!
Love this type of videos, I am learning so much, the diversity of plants are amazing to see.
Very cool garden! It’s on my list to visit!
Great tour Jim! I like how you have a great balance of conversation when you host a guest. We’ll done. I’m now thinking about introducing a Crevice Garden/Rock Garden to my yard (zone 7b) Wasn’t that Azalea stunning!!
Now I’m really anxious for my Baptisia to come in the mail! As always, great video!
Agave “orgasm!” 🤣 Going out with bang… Love listening to all his plant wisdom. Thanks for doing this!
For sure a male plant 🤣
@@celianewman4809 😂😂😂
@@ChrisieCouncil 💀
Aromi azaleas are great but there are other collections and selections from collectors that are terrific as well. Skinner and Sommerville collected and named some really great azaleas.
Loved this tour. Claret cup cactus is really stunning in person..saw it on a hike in Big Bend NP & have great pics in full bloom. I’m just missing the open house dates..saw there was a form to visit on other days so I may try that option.
Would love to see this in the fall/winter
I love Tony
Taking the trip there this weekend!!
Wonderful video. Thanks
omg agave big good garden
@5:37 - is that Jasper making a cameo?!
🌿🎋🌵AMAZING‼️🌵🎋🌿
Jim while lilacs might work well in zone 7 Raleigh down here on the coast south of Wilmington not so much. Even the heat tolerant Miss Kim is a very short lived shrub.
Definitely, and the mildew will be an issue. Zone 7 is the max
Our version of “lilac” is Vitex
@@pas100657 Love Vitex. Planted a Shoal Creek last year. Love that it blooms much longer than a lilac.
Jim thank you for great video ❤️🌱can’t wait for delivery of my „Leon Seoul „
I've lost lilacs south of Atlanta
Zone 8 is definitely different
Hi Jim! I’d like to see what you do with your tulip bulbs. I know you tend to treat them like annuals. Do you store them? Could you do a video of it please? Thank you!
Nothing really to show. I leave the ones in the ground that aren't in the way of progress. If they come back great. If not I don't worry about it. I'm planting about 30 flats of things this week so some will make way.
@@JimPutnam yes, that sounds familiar now that I see it in writing! Thanks-did my first tulip bed and want to plant some around and on top of them once they die back.
@@michellehipsher7507 You can plant in between them. No problem at all. A few of my spots are so crowded that I have to remove them or wait weeks
@@JimPutnam out of maybe 100 tulips I think only a handful return for me here in Garner, NC. It’s a nice surprise to see tulips I planted years ago return, and a little strange to say the least. 🤣
The thing to remember about tulips is that they prefer hot and dry summers. If possible plant them somewhere where they aren't getting watered with your other plants. They prefer cold wet winters. That's one reason they don't come back reliably.
AS I RECALL DOES PLANT DELIGHTS DO MAIL ORDERS JIM....???
Sorry. I mistyped. Was looking for hot tub
Hope you find what you're looking for. It's 87 in my area today so people are probably selling them cheap. Maybe an ice tub would be more seasonably appropriate.
@@JimPutnam 😂
Calycanthus floridus 'Burgundy Spice'--$29.00 plus shipping for a 3.4" pot! Baptisia 'Yellow Towers $21.00 plus shipping for a 3.5" pot. What a joke.
I'm not trying to sell you anything, but you should see the collection of things that the nursery has protected, or collected, or introduced. 27000 taxa is not cheap to maintain. I just want to get some of his knowledge into the world. Again, buy from where you are comfortable.