LET'S GO PLANT SHOPPING - small nursery edition
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Man on a Mission!! I'd still be back at the first nursery only a third of the way through. I like to peruse. I'm new to the indoor plant world, so I want to stop and examine each plant 🪴 and, of course, I would want one of each plant as well. 😅
Haha fair enough !! I have so many plants by now, space is precious :) so it's a more relaxed stroll through the nurseries just looking for something 'special' :)
Always a good time checking out the local nurseries. It will be fun seeing your journey with outdoor gardening and all your flowering natives. We've noticed too that prices drop in Fall over here when the blooms are all gone and growers liquidate inventory . We came away with several large colocasia for dirt cheap as the plant shop didn't want to take up indoor space overwintering them. I'm excited to try them outdoors when it warms back up, because yes they are huge!😻
Yay! I love it when Timmy makes a cameo 😂 I appreciate him driving you to these places and filming you sometimes so you can bring us along. Great video, as always 😊🌱
There's a long video with Tim coming up :) hehe
(Thanks Timmy!!!)
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That was great fun, I do love the little independent nurseries. Their staff are very knowledgeable with alot more varieties you don’t see in Big Box Stores & as you say “They Have The Vibe”. Unfortunately they are getting fewer & fewer here in NZ.
Yeah same here … more and more are closing unfortunately :/
Oooh I have to stay up til my pav is finished baking, this is perfect!
So different from Melbourne nurseries..its amazing how much more tropical plants you guys can get..on a better note..my stuttgart canna has pushed through and looking divine 😍..I definitely owe you for that 1 👍😁
The canna stuttgart is such a hidden gem!! Happy growing :)
I really like big plants, but honestly, the small ones I start with in tube stock seem to do the best in my garden. They just adapt better to where they're planted and little disease risk.
Agree :)
Wow so cool to see a nursery in Australia!!!! Very different to what we have in Canada! That giant Alocasia would be about$300~ $400 CAD 😂
Ohhhhh better price 😅
I love watching this video for all the sunlight and greenery. Middle of winter here and I really miss the sun and the warmth and various planty shades of green 😊 thank you!
Your time will come :) for now, we get to enjoy the warmer season :) thanks !
You can really feel the heat in the sunlight.😸☀️ The plants are beautiful and all so diverse.❤
It was a hot one !!
I really appreciate your videos and content. It brightens my day and it feels like catching up with a good friend with a shared passion for plants! Thank you again!
Thank you! That’s exactly the vibe i’m trying to create :)
so much fun! love the big pond in the 2nd nursery, my nearest nursery has cool koi ponds but nothing that fabulous, wow! thanks for taking us for the small biz nursery tour.
edit omfg 26:19 hahahaha
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I LOVE you using a the Moët & Chandon box to carry the plants. 💫
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The intro 💀 😂 i love that yours are outside. I’m from the Midwest in the states and they’re mostly inside where I’m from.
If i see it right, 4:38 it’s a Colocasia x Fontanesii. It’s an amazing plant, we have a lot of Colocasias. And the “roots” above the ground, they are called “tendril” or “bine”. These can be propagated with this tendrils. It can take root and produce leaves at each node. I love these plants so much. 🤗💚
Thanks:)
So glad I found your channel. I love when you upload, gives me something to enjoy at 3am when I'm trying to settle down for bed lol.
Hope you enjoy the video :)
Jan: "I know nothing!"
Timmy quietly in the background: "... Jon Snow..."
That made me laugh out loud 😄
The video is amazing as always! You've visited very nice nurseries, I absolutely enjoyed it!
Just a little note for the camera, the quality is a little bit laggy eventho I'm on premium 1080p HD
Tenho açafrão, cúrcuma, plantado aqui no meu quintal , jardim
I do love a nursery tour. Thanks ! After watching your moss pole video yesterday I finally found out your name is Jon. Here I was thinking it was Sydney 🙂
It's actually Jan (Yan) :) thanks !
Loved shopping with you again Thankyou
What was the second banksia did u get , I couldn't catch the name ?You going to put them in pots ?
I killed all my proteas in the ground , I will try a pot ?
With all those natives, you'll be expanding content to wildlife. We have honeyeaters, lorikeets and rosellas hanging out in our front yard and I can hear babies cheaping from somewhere. I love coming home and being told to get inside by an amazingly coloured bird, or is that just me?
I had a baby bush turkey sit on my couch the other day & a baby possum hang on in my cordyline :D it's like I'm living in a jungle :D
The content machine is back
Love a good nursery crawl. If you are looking for tube stock try the nursery at Cumberland State Forest. 44:27
These nurseries are so cool! I love how there's some huge display plants 😮 thanks for showing us around 😊😊
With your cushion problem, either 'double stuff' two flatter inserts into a case or size up the insert ie 18in insert with 16in case
Love the natives and seeing y’all hot while I’m trying to brave 17 degrees F one question I didn’t see the big staghorn ferns were they there
It was fun going plant shopping with you and Tim 😀 Looking forward to seeing the before and after of Tim’s garden too 👍😀🇨🇦
Thanks :)
Hello!! The red variegation on a banana plant indicates a plantain tree.
Through pretty 'houseplants' I got more interested in so many other plants and even my local ecosystems.. 1 small thing can be the spark to ignite something big 😄 It also got you more interested in natives right??
For sure !! Houseplants are a great gateway plant :)
Bunnings looks like the equivalent of a Lowe's here in the states.
Thank you ~ I ❤ visiting nurseries, and I dig virtually visiting the ones that I have will have no chance to visit xoxox
Thanks :)
“Nursery crawl”😂😂😂love it! My favorite thing to do after tacos and margaritas
There needs to be a ‘shop & sip’ event 😂😂
Lmao pub crawl for 30 year olds 😂😭
When you were talking about Bunnings, I was wondering what kind of store it was. I live in the US, so it's like our Lowes or Home Depot! I love your channel. Thanks for all your advice and experiences with your plants.
Thanks :)
Hey Sydney Guy! Love the videos and vibes you give off. Keep up the good work. I do have a question; how high is the humidity in your living room? The plants you grow need high humidity to thrive right? Thank you in advance.
Thanks :) humidity changes with the weather but on average 50
Nice to get an idea of other nurseries out there! Might make the trip up north side on a not so hot day (or on a really hot day and get a swim in first 😁) I'm also REALLY looking forward to seeing Timmy's garden when it's finished 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks :)
Really excited to see you’re getting into natives, my other plant-based obsession. Lots of great reasons to get into them- they’re good for the environment, it’s cool to see birds and insects use them (I grow some things to attract butterflies and get caterpillars, for example- adds an entirely different dynamic to the garden experience), and learning about the local ecosystem. It’s a really neat way to interface with the surrounding nature. It also makes going on hikes with iNaturalist and a plant identification app very exciting! You can sometimes propagate from local seeds or cuttings.
Natives also have a steeper learning curve, because a lot of these plants aren’t your standard box store plants with hundreds of tutorials online on how to grow them, nor have all of them been selectively bred to be hardy and resilient. Native plant specialty stores are likely to have plants you can’t really buy in other countries, which is cool.
Looking forward to seeing that native balcony!
Certainly excited about the learning curve :)
Not much of exciting plants though..quite a disappointment this time...better luck next time.
Depends on what plants excite you … tastes are different ;)
Love those Colocasia. I am in HK and trying to grow plantlets indoors. Not sizing up at all and also have old leaf drying up. But just put a grow light on it w added humidity and seems to solve the problem. Anyone else also try them indoors?
I've never had great success with them indoors :/ but good luck :)
What's happening to me. 😂😂😂 well Jan. I guess you start liking flowers.
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When you pointed out the Black Magic and said you don't have a pond, can you clarify why it matters that you don't have a pond? Thanks in advance 🙏🏻
They like to grow on the edge of a pot. You could try & replicate this sort of environment in a pot of course but I'm trying to avoid standing water due to the terrible mozzie issues :D
No offense intended, growing up in Asia I used to eat alocasia and colocasia (tubers, stems and leaves) cooked in soups with coconut milk or in a dessert. The stems and leaves can either be dried first before cooking or cooked after harvest. The tubers are either boiled and eaten plain or added into soups, fried, or added in a dessert. Although some of them can make your throat itch if not prepared correctly. My apologies for turning your shopping for plants for Tim's garden into a grocery lol
Haha no need to apologise :) pretty special for plants to be that pretty & edible :)
Omg! The prices! In India you'd get these plants for 1/8th or 1/10th the price!
But do you maybe also earn 1/8th or 1/10th ? You cannot compare costs and ignore income :)
ich bin etwas neidisch hier in der schweiz hätte ich nun endlich eine rieeeesige dachterrasse aber so tolle pflanzen wie du sie raus stellen kannst könnte ich vergessen spätestens in winter wären die matschepampe 😵💫😵💫😵💫
Local nursery are similar to those found in India but man plants in AUS are really expensive 😅😂
Everything in Australia is expensive … but minimum wage in Australianis also high. You can’t just look at costs without looking at income :)
My kind of pub crawl 😂
Ah, no 4K?😬 or is youtube acting up here perhaps? You usually spoil us with more megapixels 😋
MMM I think I did everything like I normally do 🤷♂️ so not sure
Don't mess with the guy who's having a chainsaw in his trunk ;-) Nice videos, keep up the good work and greetings from Switzerland!
Thanks :)
You should definitely come visit the western cape here in South Africa in the winter sometime to see the proteas and fynbos in full glory
Definitely on my to do list!!! :)
Really enjoyed this. Feels like I’ve had a day out 😂
Thank you, another great video
Thank you :)
It was so interesting seeing Australian native plants. So different from here in Canada 😂. Loved the video!
Thanks :)
Great Video. I have to tell you a funny story. I left a comment for an plant content creator from the USA, saying that I enjoyed their content (as you do). He responded by asking me if I lived near Sydney and did I enjoy going to Bunny's (I think he meant bunnings). You truly do have an international fan base. lol Keep up the great work. You are making quite an interesting portfolio of content. I thoroughly enjoyed this video during a time when I can't easily get to any local nurseries. Thanks.
haha :D if Bunnings ever expands internationally I will take full credit :D haha
Nursery crawl is the equivalent of a pub crawl for over 30s 😂😂
It’s the truth though, right? 🤷🏻♂️😂
nursery crawl is the over 30 equivalent to a pub crawl🤣
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Nursery Crawl! Yasssss!!😂
Do you have your own balcony or are you speaking about Havas balcony?
I have one too :)
Hi... ❤ from indonesia
Hey a message to CEO Bunnings: we need you in Quebec Canada 😊🤣
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gonna sus the first nursery out next time dropping by Sydney
U should :) it’s so nice there
20:40 pretty sad bunch under the tent, lots of beauty around though!
Yeah I think they underestimated how wild it will grow :D
Tim needs shade 🎉🎉
Random question: the red on my variegated banana has faded, not enough light? She’s still young under a grow light, she’ll be finally going outside this summer. Any other suggestions to get her red popping again? I don’t think she’s got too much light, she’s not outside… just a grow light, think I answered my own question sorry
Hi Tim!! Jan don’t ignore him! He’s a legend!!
From my experience too much light can make the red fade & you can’t fully avoid the fading … it will happen over time :)
@@sydneyplantguy oh! Ok I’ll move it back a bit from my light, thanks! It’s still not the size of yours yet so still should have the red for now
Have you considered Fatsia japonica, or would that be too pedestrian? I call them "poor man's monstera". Their light green tropical look is a nice contrast to darker plants and they are, essentially unkillable. You can cut them very harshly (to the ground) and they'll happily grow right back. They love the heat, can stand the cold, and will grow indoors or out, but they just don't like full sun inland. They also propagate very readily.
I don’t mind the look of them but given the limited space I have, there’s other plants I’d rather grow :)
@@sydneyplantguy I always like to have a few plants that are super low maintenance, because it helps all the other plants remain happy.
Do you haven't any interest in maranthas or aglaonemas?
I grow a few maranthas outside :)
와.. 한글 자막 된다🎉🎉🎉
I’m surprised you don’t have a pond or a pond in a pot.
I just moved into this house 2 months ago & I’m renting. Pond in a pot sounds like a big mossie heaven :D so I’ll stay away from both :) (for now)
Timmy..!😂😂😂
HI TIMMY
Tim!!!!!
I have a feeling that if we were friends and hung out at nurseries, we'd either have every single plant available, be broke, or be kicked out for never leaving the establishment.
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@sydneyplantguy I love all your posts. Plant shopping vids are so fun, though. I love to shop, I love getting rid of my money, and I love plants!
The plant diversity in Australia is just beautiful 😍
No two more beautiful words in the English language than "Plant shopping." Those nurseries are a slice of heaven. 🌄🌈🌠You are so lucky to live in Sidney. We have it pretty good here too, though can't complain about the weather.
19:01 wonderful to see how big it will grow as I bought this Alocasia from Bunnings. $20.
no way the place is called ANL
It is :D
Fans from Indonesia hallo
Hey :)
Fun day! That was the most amazing bird of paradise ever!
Nice mate, watch out with that Banksia speciosa, it's a WA banksia, they don't often do well on the east coast, way too humid for them, even with really good drainage. Lost too many because of it. Speciosa goes somewhat okay on the east coast but humidity, especially humid summers will kill them. I've had issues with occidentalis on the east coast. Probably won't flower here, just trying to survive. Only WA banksia i've had flower has been blechnifolia Good luck though!
Thanks for the info! So far so good :) hope sheMs flowering eventually but i also just like the leaves :) 🤞🤞
Plant shopping witj Timmy! Enjoying your outdoor gardening journey Jann! Garden is lush 💚
Thanks :)
OMG. Thanks, now I can finally watch this in Korean subtitles.❤❤❤ I am a huge fan from Seoul. Please let us see all your videos in Korean🙏 so I can recommend this to my plant's friends as well. 😅
Thank :) glad you like my channel:)
So much fun seeing what is being grown and sold in other parts of the world. Your weather has me longing for spring here in Wisconsin.................gonna be a long wait yet...............
Your time for spring will come :) for now, it's my turn to enjoy the good weather wooho :)
A nice native plants tour ,yes there's so much more than indoor plants!!
Even one after my name which I didn't know about it..
Very hot days in Sydney ,and tomorrow for Australian day
Will be🌞and very hot ....
Have a great long weekend
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Thank you :) you too!
I enjoyed tagging along with you and Mr.Timmy ..such interesting plants and nurseries! I'm glad your interested in not just house plants! I love plants I don't discriminate! Nature is beautiful!
Thanks for inviting us along
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❤❤❤love the tour's your local plant nursery🌸🌱🌱🌱 take care both of you and say hi to Tim good luck guys ❤️❤️❤️😘
Thanks :)
nice tour
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the shiny leafed colocasia with black stems and runners ''stolons'' is called colocasia ''fontanesii''
Thanks:)
Loved this! And now I'm inspired to plan my own nursery crawl! What a great idea!
Thanks :)
Stay cool and wear your sunscreen. That sun looked sooo hot. Thanks for the tour.
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Thanks :)
Your so lucky to have so many choices in nursery's,where I live we have Bunnings and mitre 10❤ love your choices
One of the benefits you get from living in a larger city ... you pay for it though :D
Thanks for taking me around my old stomping ground. Really enjoyed it.
Cheers :)
This video made me really miss the atmosphere of Sydney, I could stay at the second nursery all day! Thanks for taking us along ☺
Thanks for watching :)
@sydneyplantguy You should find a green pot for your oxalis. I bet it would be perfect!
Good call!!
You could get a black magic and put it in the ground as long as it gets water. Put near a downspout or other place water naturally collects. No pot needed. Mine get so big, the flower is like an alocasia flower only larger. Super easy plant. 🪴
I might consider :) the garden beds always stay moist and my other colocasia is loving it in there :)
@sydneyplantguy I have them in shade and full sun in Atlanta and they are happy either way.
Nice to go shopping with you and Timmy..was looking forward for you to buy the black magic...now I look forward to see Tim's nice garden
Being the dead of winter with ice storms in the U.S. I really enjoyed plant shopping with you. You have some amazing places there. I wish we even had something like Bunnings.
I'm excited to see how things grow in the future. Thank you for sharing this with us.
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Thank you :)
I love watching all your videos!
This one was so fun, thankyou for bringing us plant shopping with you 🤗🪴
Thanks :)
I cant believe I am in the same head space as you after an extensive collection of tropical indoor plants I have transferred many into my greenhouse and have gone ballistic into collecting Australian natives but now Im also looking at ponds and bird baths I want to bring the wildlife back into the garden
Sounds like we're on the same journey :)
The bromeliads are huge 😮
I so wanted to join you both! Love, love, love natives! So glad you are beginning to enjoy them too.
Thank you :)
We don’t get the Banksia here in the US.
They are native to australia so makes sense that they aren't popular/available so far away from our climate :)
@@sydneyplantguy yes. But I’m in Florida. So just like your environment
Mm australia is a very big place with very diverse climate … to my knowledge most banksias don’t actually like humidity so florida might not be the best spot for them :)
I enjoy your videos. I buy almost all my plants online so it’s interesting to see what’s in the nurseries.
Thanks :)