🫶✨🌿My goodness, I didn’t want this vlog to end. Virginia and the team, are maintaining and nurturing, such a beautiful space. Stephen and Matthew, thanks for showcasing and walking us through the system garden, genesis. Each vlog is anticipated with interest. Not that I know or, may remember many of the taxonomic families or,species, which they belong but, nonetheless it’s a beautiful education. 👍💞🌱
Hi, I am Kimutai from Kenya. Big fan. I like your Melbourne tours. In the tours that you have done, I have seen one or two tree aloes, probably aloe dichotoma or quiver tree. Despite using it as a backdrop in some scenes I haven't seen it featured. I think you need to include this beautiful african tree in one of your future videos. My suggestion.
What a great concept and beautiful garden! Happy to see Plum Yews in there - one of my favourites - and curious to know what the silvery blue cycad at 11:40 is? What interesting looking foliage!
when it comes to taxodium ,,,,,,i grow them but my favorite is taxodium ascendens..... do you like it ,,, as well as i do???.. i love the more rounded whispy needles.... i have several and they have become my favorite and i probably won't plant another distichum... i am going to try one that i've never tried before but am hoping will be o.k. here called mucranatum... i'm sure i didn't spell it right at all but it's mexican and they do not send up the "knees" which are indeed a pain in the you know what..... a fellow from texas sent me 3 so i'm planting them soon in my swampy area.....
this next question isn't associated with a video but i'll ask,,,,,,,, do you like Enkianthus Campanula...... i have just learned to grow it after killing a couple but now i have 2 that are going well...... i really like it and hope that it will get big enough to enjoy.... these 2 are about 3 ft. now....
Superb video. Fascinating history and information. Well done 👏👏👏
So nice of you. regards Stephen
🫶✨🌿My goodness, I didn’t want this vlog to end. Virginia and the team, are maintaining and nurturing, such a beautiful space.
Stephen and Matthew, thanks for showcasing and walking us through the system garden, genesis. Each vlog is anticipated with interest. Not that I know or, may remember many of the taxonomic families or,species, which they belong but, nonetheless it’s a beautiful education. 👍💞🌱
Thanks for watching - so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the tour gents! Very enjoyable.
Our pleasure!
Wonderful and informative! Really enjoyed this video. Thanks so much.
Many thanks for watching!
Hi, I am Kimutai from Kenya. Big fan. I like your Melbourne tours. In the tours that you have done, I have seen one or two tree aloes, probably aloe dichotoma or quiver tree. Despite using it as a backdrop in some scenes I haven't seen it featured. I think you need to include this beautiful african tree in one of your future videos. My suggestion.
Thanks for watching - we'll see if we can work it into a future video!
What a great concept and beautiful garden! Happy to see Plum Yews in there - one of my favourites - and curious to know what the silvery blue cycad at 11:40 is? What interesting looking foliage!
I think you are talking about Encephalartos horridus. Regards Stephen
Great video! Learned so much, thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Why do shasta daisies smell so funky? They make lovely cut flowers but they are a rank, odiferous presence in a vase.
Unfortunately it is what it is. Their scent is probably quite attractive to their pollinators. Regards Stephen
when it comes to taxodium ,,,,,,i grow them but my favorite is taxodium ascendens..... do you like it ,,, as well as i do???.. i love the more rounded whispy needles.... i have several and they have become my favorite and i probably won't plant another distichum... i am going to try one that i've never tried before but am hoping will be o.k. here called mucranatum... i'm sure i didn't spell it right at all but it's mexican and they do not send up the "knees" which are indeed a pain in the you know what..... a fellow from texas sent me 3 so i'm planting them soon in my swampy area.....
Ascendens is indeed a lovely thing. Mucronatum is visually quite similar to distichum but don’t hold that against it. Regards Stephen
this next question isn't associated with a video but i'll ask,,,,,,,, do you like Enkianthus Campanula...... i have just learned to grow it after killing a couple but now i have 2 that are going well...... i really like it and hope that it will get big enough to enjoy.... these 2 are about 3 ft. now....
Great video! I'm a new subscriber!
BTW I also have a small gardening channel 🌽🌶🍆🍅🥒
welcome aboard and we hope you like our content. Good luck with your channel by the way. Regards Stephen