When I drive around my neighborhood in Denver, I don't see anything like this! wah wah. :(you guys are so lucky to have the most beautiful tree species on the planet.
amen brother to more people not growing plants, or more plants in their yards. i live in south florida and it truly astonishes me the amount of empty yards i see. no landscaping or plants. what a sad thing to waste. these people do not even have a CLUE of what what we can grow here. some of the most beautiful things youve ever seen. the sky is practically the limit. i realize its not always cheap, but it doesnt have to be expensive either, if done right. id rather live in a crackerjack box and have an epic yard, than a large house with no vegitation. for those that dont necessarily care about plants, they should keep in mind that, if nothing else, plants add property value to your home.
my neighbor in Hilo has paved his entire yard in asphalt. I have the most incredible heliconias, palms, aroids etc and all he cares about is going clubbing or watching tv.
Dude I can’t agree more 👍🏼 trust me if you see Saudi Arabia and our neighborhoods you’d be in shock. People don’t care at all about vegetation even though we’re the one who need trees and plants the most due to living on a desert. I really consider moving to the states because you guys are all about planting and landscaping which’s a lot like me and want to be in a place like that. Keep that up 👏🏼
Our house here in south Florida has a tropical little biome on the front yard is crazy how Florida’s weather is perfect for almost any type of tropical vegetation that can’t grow anywhere else in the country
I am one of the only yards around that I know of that has the palms I do. I am aware that it will be hard to grow them at times being that many of them are south Florida palms and I live in St. Augustine but its my hobby an I just can't resist. I'm determined to make them all work and if I loose some on the way well then I'll just have to get more.
WildTropics I would love to get a royal palm or king palm and a Christmas palm. I'm in Jacksonville and was told it's probably a bad idea.. how are your palms doing?
That coconut palm at 8:35 looks like a tall variety. Possibly even a Maypan. It would be great to do a video on different coconut cultivars. Either way, love your videos.
Thanks for the video, I appreciate your channel. Speaking of Home Depot, what palms do you find in Home Depot or Lowes down there in Florida? I'm in the PNW and here it's mostly Trachycarpus, Washingtonias for outdoors with an occasional Butia if you're really lucky and the stars align. For "Indoor" it's Dypsis lutescens, Ravenea's, Parlor palms, Cat palms, and sometimes Caryota urens.
I love Palm trees. There in my top 3 reasons why I plan to move to Florida. They look so much cooler than your normal tree and look a lot nicer when they're lined up alongside the road. Too bad they can't really grow in Indiana like they do in Florida.
Bob Hopfner Phoenix has a lot of palm trees. Los Angeles has way more tho. And also New Orelans and South Florida LA and Phoenix are the homes of palm trees in the United States.
Royal palms are my favorites then comes coconuts and queens. How do I contact you if I have questions on palms. I am in Toronto and planning on planting hardy palms.
Foxtail and Royal are from Australia there is an Australian Fan Palm as well as the Chinese one. There is alot of Ancient remnant rainforests along the east coastal parts of Australia where these palms survive in small pockets in the wild. Thère are many many palm speciecs native here that are veey popular landscape specimens.
By the water you may have luck. Any freezing nights though and they will burn. I've seen them in St Pete and that's about it North of Bradenton. It's just cold enough they don't make it it.
Florida is the worst place to grow tropical palms. The coconut palms for example just look sad. I guess poor soil and borderline environment. I guess the other part is lack of water. Eighty inches a rain a year is like half of what they get it say a place like Philippines.
You should stop and point out the palms that you're talking about because there are so many and you just keep driving past and I don't know which ones are which.
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I love palm trees 🌴 I love them so much, I would sit next to a palm tree and take care for it, and watch it for like forever
Saaaaame bro especially the Foxtail palm they look so clean👌. What do u think about Italian cypress trees?
I love too
When I drive around my neighborhood in Denver, I don't see anything like this! wah wah. :(you guys are so lucky to have the most beautiful tree species on the planet.
kickbooty I can understand the frustration but Denver is a beautiful city as well, just not a tropical one! :)
Lol we have palms also simply because the storms! They don't fall down on my house lol
kickbooty That's because Denver is not located in tropical or subtropical climate.
@@joemartin1253 dude you totally missed the joke! Only thing that grows in people lawns in Denver are rocks!
amen brother to more people not growing plants, or more plants in their yards. i live in south florida and it truly astonishes me the amount of empty yards i see. no landscaping or plants. what a sad thing to waste. these people do not even have a CLUE of what what we can grow here. some of the most beautiful things youve ever seen. the sky is practically the limit. i realize its not always cheap, but it doesnt have to be expensive either, if done right. id rather live in a crackerjack box and have an epic yard, than a large house with no vegitation. for those that dont necessarily care about plants, they should keep in mind that, if nothing else, plants add property value to your home.
my neighbor in Hilo has paved his entire yard in asphalt. I have the most incredible heliconias, palms, aroids etc and all he cares about is going clubbing or watching tv.
Dude I can’t agree more 👍🏼 trust me if you see Saudi Arabia and our neighborhoods you’d be in shock. People don’t care at all about vegetation even though we’re the one who need trees and plants the most due to living on a desert. I really consider moving to the states because you guys are all about planting and landscaping which’s a lot like me and want to be in a place like that. Keep that up 👏🏼
Being my first time to Florida. Yup. Palm Trees. Everywhere. Cape Coral.
Enjoyed watching video. Thanks
Hi Christian, thanks for the tour! 🌴🌴🌴 It reminded me the time I had few years ago at the Ken's farm :D ✌️
Our house here in south Florida has a tropical little biome on the front yard is crazy how Florida’s weather is perfect for almost any type of tropical vegetation that can’t grow anywhere else in the country
Nawt really we get frosts
Did you forget about Hawaii?
the roystoneas are fabulous!!!
I am one of the only yards around that I know of that has the palms I do. I am aware that it will be hard to grow them at times being that many of them are south Florida palms and I live in St. Augustine but its my hobby an I just can't resist. I'm determined to make them all work and if I loose some on the way well then I'll just have to get more.
WildTropics I would love to get a royal palm or king palm and a Christmas palm. I'm in Jacksonville and was told it's probably a bad idea.. how are your palms doing?
That coconut palm at 8:35 looks like a tall variety. Possibly even a Maypan. It would be great to do a video on different coconut cultivars. Either way, love your videos.
Will add that to the list of vlogs to come!
LSanti xx
Here u go...i was unaware of the diversity. Thank you
I love palms as well fortnite crazy I agree I wish I could sit next to one as well I want to be a botanist
Thanks for the video, I appreciate your channel. Speaking of Home Depot, what palms do you find in Home Depot or Lowes down there in Florida? I'm in the PNW and here it's mostly Trachycarpus, Washingtonias for outdoors with an occasional Butia if you're really lucky and the stars align. For "Indoor" it's Dypsis lutescens, Ravenea's, Parlor palms, Cat palms, and sometimes Caryota urens.
Ravenea, Coconuts, Royals, Queens and Bottles mostly.
I love Palm trees. There in my top 3 reasons why I plan to move to Florida. They look so much cooler than your normal tree and look a lot nicer when they're lined up alongside the road. Too bad they can't really grow in Indiana like they do in Florida.
Sabal talk fun and informative
I'd wander around looking for seeds as there seems to be quite the variety compared to around me locally in Phoenix.
Bob Hopfner Phoenix has a lot of palm trees. Los Angeles has way more tho. And also New Orelans and South Florida LA and Phoenix are the homes of palm trees in the United States.
Awesome video.
How many palms would you recommend to have in a backyard and what kind of palm, i live in Panamá
Royal palms are my favorites then comes coconuts and queens. How do I contact you if I have questions on palms. I am in Toronto and planning on planting hardy palms.
Can you do video about the different types of coconuts and date palms for me I'm undecided
Yes, not a problem! Will get on it this coming week.
could a magisty palm grow in south west georga
What do you suggest for 3 palm trees in a backyard, between 15-20 feet high in sw fl?
Foxtail and Royal are from Australia there is an Australian Fan Palm as well as the Chinese one. There is alot of Ancient remnant rainforests along the east coastal parts of Australia where these palms survive in small pockets in the wild. Thère are many many palm speciecs native here that are veey popular landscape specimens.
Thought royal palm was native to tropical u.s.a
Do u know how to make Foxtail palms grow faster?
Can I grow a Maypan in Daytona Beach?
What are youre thoughts on queens
where do i go to buy really nice fully grown palms?
Usually agricultural areas outside of large cities in Florida.
What kind of
palm tree on 4:01
royal palm
Eating a sandwich and watching this🌴
What about coconuts in Clearwater?
By the water you may have luck. Any freezing nights though and they will burn. I've seen them in St Pete and that's about it North of Bradenton. It's just cold enough they don't make it it.
The relatively dried up lawns indicates to me that this is wintertime?
I believe that video was taken in the middle of the Winter.
Hello~
Florida is the worst place to grow tropical palms. The coconut palms for example just look sad. I guess poor soil and borderline environment. I guess the other part is lack of water. Eighty inches a rain a year is like half of what they get it say a place like Philippines.
Bro.
im from Boca Raton. I hate the sabal palmettos, I wish it were just the coconuts and royals.
They're no different than the other palms
Why don't you recommend Washingtonia for SF?
Cause wouldn't you choose the coconut over the Washingtonia?
You missed a bunch by talking
You should stop and point out the palms that you're talking about because there are so many and you just keep driving past and I don't know which ones are which.