MUST-HAVE ACCENT PLANTS FOR A STUNNING GARDEN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Discover the best accent plants to enhance your South Florida garden in this informative and engaging video! We'll take you through our top picks for eye-catching plants that thrive in the region's unique climate, adding both color and structure to your outdoor space. Learn how to select, plant, and care for these beautiful additions to make your garden stand out. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a newcomer, our expert tips and advice will help you create the garden of your dreams. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more gardening tips and inspiration!
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Hi! I’m Michael, Landscape Architect and Environmentalist. We provide free professional gardening / landscape design advice for those who live here in South Florida and well as helpful videos on caring for house plants. This channel was created to share with you the garden enthusiast what I learned all these years in a fun and informative way.
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I recently found this nursery and was so shooketh with the varieties of plants and the gorgeous property I had to call my husband and tell him that I found the Disney World of plants. Love your videos. So informative.
Thank you so much! I am so glad you found Flamingo Road Nursery. Such a great place. And John is just the best!😀🪴
Oh my!! I absolutely love Desert Roses, I have 14. I just bought a huge one from Flamingo Road Nursery but boy I missed out on those!! I wish I knew they had all those. I would have been in heaven! Love your videos. I moved from a zone 6 to here and it's hard finding plants and flowers that you loved but now can't have down here.
Hi and Welcome to South Florida! I soooo understand that feeling; I am in love with the Florida Dogwoods, Ginkos, Japanese Maples, Azaleas .... and I wish they grew down here . But we hope that you find new tropical plants that you can fall in love with down here! 😀🪴
This needs a part 2!!
Thanks for the feedback, we will look into getting another accent plant video for you.😀 🪴
Michael, this is my very favorite video you’ve made. Recently, I found your channel and love your excitement for and vast knowledge of Florida plants. This particular video has been extremely helpful for me in my springtime garden refresh. I’ve watched this video over and over, pausing the video, picking out my faves, writing them down, and taking my list to my nursery. John is also an encyclopedia of Florida plants and just has such a nice way about him. I love when you hit the nurseries, and having a nursery employee in the video is a nice addition. Please do more videos like this one, even with different focuses…maybe one on palm trees, one on succulents and cacti, etc. Thank you for all the assistance you and John are giving me all the way up here in Palm Harbor, Florida. 😊
Thank you !!! I am thrilled that you enjoyed it! Videos takes quite a bit of time to create/edit, but it makes me so happy knowing I am helping folks with their gardening needs. 😀🪴
Michael, I love these videos!! I’m am so excited to discover all these amazing and beautiful plants!!!
You’re awesome! Thank you!❤
Hi Dee! I am so happy you are finding them useful! Thank you for the kind words. 😀🪴
Another great episode!
Thank you Mike! 😀🪴
The first 5 minutes were great. Can someone please tell me, what is giant Buddha sculptures doing in a nursery..what does an Eastern religion have to do with plant shoppers in the USA?
Another great video. I am fairly new to Florida and completely new to gardening (zone 10B). I am a little scared to pull the trigger and purchase plants, but this accent plant video was interesting for me because I can start out by placing some great tropical plants in containers around my patio. If I manage not to kill them in the next 6 months, I can start thinking about some garden beds. I need to head to Flamingo Road Nursery. I would appreciate it if you could make a video on easy plants for beginners - maybe introducing some plants that are drought-tolerant, only need minimal maintenance. Just something for beginners like me to get their feet wet. Thanks!
You go it! We will make a vid on great beginner plants for your garden soon! Thanks for commenting /feedback !!!! 😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN Thank you SO MUCH!!!! Looking forward to it!
So great!!! Thanks
Glad you liked it!😀🪴
How do you make your Bougainville bloom?
Hi there, you can try using a 17-7-10 fertilizer with micros (Nelson) in March and July. And for the months of April, May and June you can add in a bone meal 3-15-0 ( Dr Earth) which has high phosphorus to help fortify blooming. Hope this helps. 😀 🪴
I think a staghorn fern looks beautiful in a garden. Is it an ‘accent’ plant? It always catches my eye bc it’s my favorite
Yes! It’s a wonderful accent ! I almost added stag horn fern to the accent video but I will probably make it a stand alone video. It’s such a cool accent ! Hanging or attached to a tree or even attached to a big post , it looks beautiful.😀🪴
Great video and content. You may want to get a lapel mic, the sound quality was up, down and sometimes hard to here.
Thank you Penny! I have been struggling with mic's. Im on my third set of mic's. But I will look to get even better ones. Thank you.😀🪴
Mike, shouldn't Aechemia spelled Aechmea? Thanks for another outdoor video.
This is the only comment without a reply from the channel hahaha
You should have put the names along with the height and light needs at the same time.
The motion graphic solution I'm using in FCP will only allow 2 lines of text at a time. But when I do individual plant review videos, I create a more detailed overlay with all the care needs midway through the vid. Check it out.😀🪴
@@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN Ahh... thx!
Where is this place located please?
Flamigo road nursery. Address and info shwon on screen in beginning of video. Cheers!😀🪴
Where is this place.
Flamingo road nursery in Davie address in video 😀🪴
and Nerogelia should be Neoregelia
Thank you for catching! Darn it, I thought I double checked my botanical spelling! I wanted to get this video up and probably rushed it... I need to learn that I shouldn't post videos if I have been editing for 11 hours straight. Too much eye strain. 😀🪴
In my garden... Gold dust croton = 7 to 8 feet tall, Sweet Almond bush = at least 10 feet tall, Jayropha = at least 7 to 8 feet tall.
Wow! Those are enormous plants! That’s just incredible, I have never seen a gold dust that big, they are usually much smaller, but wow! Congrats !😀🪴
I love children however in your videos they are distracting to the point of annoying.
Thanks for feedback, but it’s my style and I have a blast making videos like this. And getting kids outside and in touch with nature is vital, allowing kids to be kids while they learn about plants through play is an important part of their development . Even when they distract sometimes. But if you need info only, I provide a lot of written info about each plant in videos so you can turn down volume if you like to get the info you need. 😀🪴
I love seeing the kids!😊