Longwood Garden's CONSERVATORY TOUR - Ep. 308
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.พ. 2023
- We traveled to Longwood Garden in the past on this channel, but was not there at the right time to do a proper tour of the conservatory and new orchid house. Luckily, we had an opportunity to come back before the crowds to do a great tour. Orchid House to come in a subsequent episode.
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Omg, I love Karl. Most times I find the managers of conservatory’s a bit odd or shy, not very energetic but Karl is wonderful and funny. He makes me want to visit this beautiful place and go often. Thank you for sharing this video with us all.
Right agreed 💚💚
That's exactly how I felt after watching this video. He's amazing!very knowledgeable and fun guy. I would gisot LG just because of Karl.
BLM @
They are like photographers who work in camera stores :-)
He is a performer, that's for sure!
Thank you for visiting our Gardens and sharing your plant passion with us. It was wonderful hosting you!
Karl is truly the jewel of Longwood. He’s proven that in this tour. What a lovely tour he’s given us with your help. I can’t get enough of Karl and we need a new series with him.
You said it all. Karl elevated this tour to the furthest extent, it would be hard to replicate this anywhere.
You’re too kind!!! It’s just my passion for horticulture that shines though☺️
I was here in the 1970's as a kid and I think this is where I fell in love with plants.
I'm so lucky to be a local who visits regularly. What an absolute TREAT this behind -the-scenes tour is!!!!! OMGosh, this is awesome!
Appreciate these tours I may not be able to see otherwise. You're so kind and relatable, fun to hang out with.
What a gem! I've heard of Longwood before but had no idea just how grand and majestic this place is. SO amazing, thanks for the tour, I wish it was 4 hours though. Karl needs his own channel here. His love and enthusiasm for what he does just oozes out of him with every words, every turn you guys take and it shows at the garden. I'd love to see more of him and the work.
This is what heaven looks like...I am amazed and speachless 💚
I really love his energy that make the long tour not boring at all 😊
That gentleman loves yellow..he is so joyous
Yellow, red, orange, purple, blue and green too!!☺️
Oh my that place is gorgeous.
This tour was a feast for the eyes and souls of passionate gardeners! Thank you so much for taking us along.
Loving Karl!!!! ❤❤❤ Seems to be a genuinely wonderful person.
We are annual members of Longwood and truly enjoy our visits there. We were just there on Monday and lucked out with the weather. The new greenhouse is looking like it will be a spectacular addition to the gardens. We can’t wait for it to open.
We also look forward to getting back to see the new greenhouse unveiling!
I'm so happy you got to tour Longwood Gardens!! It really is a touch of paradise on earth!!😊
I love Karl's enthusiasm & passion for plants! He has made me see Longwood in a totally different light!! THe time just sped by in his & your company!
What a gorgeous space
Absolutely fantastic! It really is another world away...to stroll around and be surrounded with such beauty. Everything works so well together and looks perfect. Karl is very engaging and knowledgeable...and clearly is passionate and loves what he does. Thank you for bringing this tour to us, Summer!
He speaks with so much passion and pride, a man truly amazed and interested in his craft, may the gods bless him with a fulfilling life.
5:14 where is this plant and HOW can I get one💚
One of the most enjoyable episodes of plant one on me. I watched the whole video without skipping a single time! Was so mesmerised with the way he was explaining ♥️💯
His energy is infinite. This is a man with pure passion
When it comes to passion for plants I’m like a rocket to the moon! 🚀 🌙
Exquisite was the right descriptor for Longwood. Incredibly gorgeous displays. What a fun tour guide. Loved his enthusiasm and am in awe of his knowledge and expertise. Thank you so much for sharing this incredible garden!
Thank you for the lovely beautiful fun tour!
My dear sistah Julian sent me here …. And I’m loving every moment of this because of the nostalgic feelings it’s giving me
It’s magical!!
he's a very entertaining guy, i'm always fascinated/entertained by plant people because like, yeah, but still. i'd get lost there trying to identify everything, it's amazing
So many ideas on displaying houseplants.
Karl is awesome and his enthusiasm is infectious....You can see that he just loves his position and loves every aspect of Longwood! What an awesome tour. thank you!
Lovely experience. Thank you!
I'm so happy! This is my home away from home, and I love seeing it highlighted! Thank you for capturing this snapshot of one week at Longwood. I love that our Wood's Cycad is just out and about instead of caged up like it is in Thailand. And the peppery smelling Cinnamon Wattle is another favorite! I'll miss it this year, but I'm happy to get to see it getting some love here! And I smile every time I hear the water bell in the children's garden. It's a comfort sound.
Hahahaha oh my gosh. I had to stop at 6:22. Excellent music selection, Summer :]
I must tell you that this is the best episode I got the opportunity to watch all the varieties in one episode
Wow! I just love every second of this tour! Such a great marriage of plants and architecture. Thank you team Flock, and Longwood for this
I love this guys energy but I find myself conflicted. Chad from Fairchilds he has said more than once in his tours how if you take care of your plant it can live a long time. To this conservatory who likes to change out plants frequently. I can appreciate keeping the publics interest. Then a part of me feels sad thinking of the plants getting churned for compost.
Same. He kept avoiding the topic at first, then said the plants only get composted if they're really done for. I'm having a hard time believing that, after a few weeks max??? They could do sales, or just giving them away for free instead of throwing them out. What a waste :(
Yeah it’s rubbing me the wrong way for sure also his personality is very salesman vibes
Hi Lori, please read my reply above to PeachyRhys.
Man I love your tours 😘,
Thanks from Tasmania Australia
Excellent Tour!
Thank You ❤️
I would literally give a leg, kidney, my firstborn to get a ticket to the grand opening of the new conservatory , oh that's going to be a good party 🥳
Best tour guide ever! His humor is amazing!
Amazing place and amazing creativity!! So much effort must go into creating continuously changing displays. Thanks for taking us here, Summer!
Thank you so so much for these videos, they make my days so much brighter! I wish you all the best!
You're most welcome. Glad you and others enjoy!
wow....thanks for sharing this,Summer Raine...love garden tour
What a great and informative tour! The camera man was absolutely on point zooming into the plants so that we can see the details and colors. They don't get the accolades they deserve! Great job!
Hello @jeanettesanabria7972 I'm really impressed with your comment, I would like to befriends if you don't mind. What part of the world are you from?...Costachel.
Thanks!
He is such a great tour guide!
So so beautiful!!
Thank you for taking us! That’s an amazing place!
Hello @Wendy-zl8kv I'm really impressed with your comment, I would like to befriends if you don't mind. What part of the world are you from?...Costachel.
Yes, you MUST visit the planting fields arboretum, and see the camellia house. It’s a yearly pilgrimage for me…. Right about this time of year.
Exquisite indeed describe these walk ways.. in Karl’s words moments of whimsy and wonders… Definitely one of the best conservatories on display. What a treat. Please revisit again at different time.
I love how much he loves the plants!
And this is just a snapshot of a full day here 😇
I'm 30minutes into this video..... This is your best video ever..... The colors, the combinations, the passion for plants is so palpable.... It's as if I can almost smell the scents and taste the flowers and petals along with you guys.... Thank you for such a lovely lovely video.... Will keep coming back to this multiple times I guess
There’s always something in glorious bloom here! Hope you can come and see for yourself one day ☺️
Always love your tour episodes, but this one was truly outstanding. I’ve always wanted to visit Longwood and now I’m even more determined to get there.
nice
what an amazing experience
Aww yay ❤❤❤❤ thanks Summer!!
Wonderful video! Can't wait to visit in person!
This tour was one of the best. These two original great together, wonderful chemistry, and love how she involves the camera man, wish we could see all three…amazing trio❤
13:51-14:12: Great tip
30:39-31:07: Conservatory snacks😊
32:29-32:34: I’ll try some on my salad
00:45: Karl, a very gracious Thank You for a lovely tour
48:19-49:21: garden treasures
56:22: Thank you, Summer for asking. I just obtained a “Parlor Palm” (57:28😅)
What an amazing job to have!! I love visiting Longwood, it is one of my favorite gardens to visit. Thank you so, so much to taking us along with you and I cannot wait for the orchid tour!!!
A beautiful space without a doubt, but unsure how I feel about the rate at which plants are replaced or destroyed. I understand the appeal of having dynamic spaces, but at what financial and ethical cost. I feel like a seasonal change of display at minimum would have an equally desirable effect and you would have a better feel of natural transition, rather than “every few weeks”. It feels like change for the sake of change. Exquisitely curated nonetheless.
You raise some interesting points. Bear in mind we saw only a small part of Longwood, the indoor "Display Garden" part that thrills us with other-worldly colorful glory that just ain't happening outdoors during a long gray winter. We visited none of the spectacular gardens outdoors, which do ratchet down the replacement frequency to a "seasonal change of display" as you suggest. If you consider the wasted produce that tens of thousands of supermarkets discard regularly, and unsold plants tossed down the compactor chute at thousands of the home improvement stores, then I hope you agree it's all relative. What you don't see even as a frequent visitor to Longwood, is their ongoing efforts for sustainability; you would be proud to see the large solar farm on their land as you exit via the flyover to the main road. Also, beneath the Main Fountain Garden, a geothermal heating system lengthens the season that they can operate the jets and feature exciting displays for more weeks in the year. And recently Longwood has planted thousands of native orchids in an energetic conservation effort.
O my heart, that Haworthiopsis bouquet at 18:32, I'm so in love!!!
thank you for pressing him on the question about what happens to the plants when they are finished with them lol
If you followed along, he never actually answered her question. I was a gardener and specialty grower for a botanical garden and so many people lost their jobs just for asking the same question. Answer: perfectly beautiful plants -even organic vegetables are piled up in giant dumpsters weekly for the “changeouts” and then taken to a landfill where they emit methane as they decompose amongst all the other non organic wastes.
I just love Longwood Gardens. I grew up taking every relative that visited from the UK (they love their gardens). This was formally a private DuPont estate. I'm so glad it's open to the public. Every season of the year they provide lovely walk through tours. The conservatory is huge and beautiful. The Italian type gardens with the koy ponds are wonderful. Christmas is always like a wonderland. It's true that it is sometimes frustrating trying to enjoy because there is so many people. You can't relax when it's heel to toe visitors. Still worth the visit.
What an absolutely wonderful tour! Karl was amazing
What a fantastic tour! The orchid display had me all 😍 I'm excited to see your tour of the orchid conservatory.
Great video summer, I absolutely love Longwood gardens!
I really wish you had the chance to see their nursery area where they do all the propagation, That would have been a treat! Thanks for the video...💚🌿💯
Very cool. Thank you. Your tours give me some great ideas to use at the office.
Beautiful and I learned so much!
🥰 🪴💚 love going on trips with you!
This place is magnificent and I'm really looking forward to that ficus diversity video! Saunder knows exactly what to do with the camera. He always gets the best angles. You guys do really great work 👏
Ohhh maaannnn… I offered to donate some of my hoya collection to their conservatory, but now idk since they don’t think twice when it comes to composting them 😅
Every minute of the video was wonderful 🤗😍😍🥰 Thanks for sharing this amazing experience🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊🙋🏻♀️💚
Very good tour! The guy did a wonderful job presenting everything and Summer was brilliant as usual
You have convinced me to make a visit! Can’t wait! I love your botanical garden tours so much. I have found many of my favorite gardens from these videos, which I believe I would never have visited otherwise. Your planting fields arboretum tour was the first that influenced me, and I now visit the gardens every year on my birthday :)
Added to my bucket list!!! Absolutely love the commentary in this one. I’m feeling so inspired and ready for all this snow to melt so I can design my garden. 🌸🌿🌼
Thank you for the amazing tour! Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Time Stamp 22:11 is a Philippine native locally known as Bagawak morado. Very pretty! Like fireworks display in flowering shrub form :)
I love this tour, Summer! Thank you :)
Fantastic! Thanks for the additional natural history on the plant.
simply beautiful!
This was fantastic!
@1:16:45 Quesnelia marmorata cultivars
The non-variegated, curly-leafed one is cv. 'Tim Plowman'
The variegated one is cv. 'Rafael Oliveira'
Love your videos!
Thanks for confirming that!!🤩
10:44 thanks for including this part 😂 I always wonder how sanders never bump or step into a plant while filming.
Wattle is Australia’s National floral emblem-there are over a thousand varieties-everyone knows and loves wattle
Spectacular and resplendent, I agree! What a treat. Danielle from Northlawn Flower Farm on TH-cam gives us wonderful tours and Christmas was spectacular! Getting a behind the scenes tour, priceless. Thank you Summer and all the Longfield Gardens team. Karl your so engaging and thanks for pointing out all the little details!
It’s my absolute pleasure to share my love of horticulture ☺️
What a nice tour, thank you. The energy between the two was so interesting.
When you get plant people together, it’s guaranteed to be a great time had by all☺️
Several years ago my wife and I had annual memberships to Longwood and would go down at least once a month ( semi-weekly in Summer/ Fall ) and marvel at how they changed things out. Always a new experience. It's been way too long since I've been back....this was an excellent tour. Suggestion: Go back for Christmas...it's not to be missed. Karl is great...now I want to go nibble some blooms.
Thank you for showcasing the gardens. Just visited it after seeing your video and I was sure to mention your channel. Enjoying your work as always.
Yes, he is very colourful, thank goodness. I wonder if they keep a photo album, of each color festival. Good that Flock can document these moments in time.
Great tour, makes me want to visit! ❄️💚🙃
I love this tour so much! 💚 Beautiful! And presented in a playful and informative way. Tasting edible flowers 🌸 was cool too! Thank you
Finally, botanical garden tour again, I love it, video seperti ini yang selalu saya nantikan dari mu, terimakasih Summer ❤❤❤
I absolutely love these videos ❤❤ thanks sumner
Such a stunning place. I was lucky enough to visit a few times when living in Delaware and even an event at night, WOW. The work and dedication continues to impress. Thank you for the visit.
It sure is a glorious garden that I need to visit, especially since it is not to far. I personally would love to see a bit more of the craziness of plants allowed to grow in place and adapting to each others’ space instead of just replacing them like legos. For my taste those “flaws” would take it from “near perfection” as he described to perfection. But I haven’t finished watching yet and maybe there is a room that is more like that as well.
There are a few areas that have established plantings. The corners of the entrance area with huge angiopteris evecta and terminalia. The childrens garden gets very overgrown. It is rn, and due for a changeout. I agree that it would be fun to see more!
Karl, you're incredible in your work. Greetings of peace from the Philippines!
Wow, loved it, thanks.
Wow, these gardens are so beautiful!!! Thanks for the tour!!!
I really enjoy your videos ! I've been going to Longwood since I was little. When I first caught the orchid bug, my parents would bring their books and sit on the benches so I could spend over an hour looking at the orchids . I also enjoy the Roberto Burle Marx garden and the rose gardens as well as seeing their fabulous chalice vine. I've even seen the orchid growing areas behind the scenes. I started growing orchids when was 14 and lived right down the street on Bodine Road from, Michael Bowell, who you featured on another one of your videos- which encouraged me to reach back out to him and we reconnected for the first time since 1998. So your video got us to reconnect again and I was the youngest member of the Southeastern Pennsylvania Orchid Society when I was 15.
I now live in Charlotte, North Carolina and finally realized my dream of having a greenhouse/ sunroom built for my orchids and plant collections- begonias, African violets, cyclamen bromeliads and a few other odds and ends- which is attached to my condominium. Outside the greenhouse is my rose garden where I grow 65 hybrid tea roses in containers as well as keep carnivorous plants and bonsai trees. I currently teach 7th grade science at one of the larger public middle schools in the Charlotte area.
I also have nine densely planted tropical fish tanks. Anyway, sorry for the long story. I would have sent you a private message but did know how to do that. If you're ever down to Charlotte area, I'd love to show you around the plant delights of the area and more.
I have a TH-cam channel as well which includes several videos I took with my phone at Longwood under Alexander Scharnberg.
I love him!!!!!
I ate the begonia flower along with you wow!
Karl and Longwood garden! The flower colors are stunning, specially in Summer outside. It had my jaw on the floor for the whole time!
Oh my LORD ! I love the video and can’t wait for more like this one ! Many thanks to you 💕💕💕💕🙏🏿😁
This has been my favorite tour. Thank you for taking us along. I was inspired to create to do something different with my plants.. I will make the croton balls
This is absolutely gorgeous, I literally had tears because it’s just fantastic and breathtaking 🙏🙏🙏🙏😁