Don’t change Malcolm, I watch your videos because you are true to yourself. Let the haters tune into children’s tv, no swear words there! My husband cannot watch gardening content, except yours, you are relatable. Love your garden. Cheers from Australia.
So glad to see you, Malcolm.I must admit it took me a moment to get used to your cheeky humour but now, its been boring without it. Dont go changing. You are a treasure. It was good to see the Eggleston Hall crew recently. I learn so much. But where has the gorgeous English Rose gone? Clara, I think? Sending best wishes from Kaye, Australia to you in my spiritual home, the UK.🌳
So glad you're posting again Malcolm and visiting Eggleston again. I'm still trying to pick myself up after the winter and motivation has been very low this year. But following your videos and enthusiasm it's really helping me get out and do things in the garden.
such a stunning pond, beautiful hostas, a lovely collection of amazing plants. Thanks Malcolm. just be yourself and if people dont like it, well f... them !!
Thank you for sharing your garden and your knowledge. So many lovely, unusual plants. Very envious. Squirrels, slugs and rabbits the bane of all gardeners. Oh and bloody wood pigeons.
Hi Malcolm first time I watched you at Eggleston Gardens years ago you were talking about Aggastache and you said it gave you a stiffy. I had to replay it as I couldn’t believe my ears. 😂 I’ve loved watching you ever since.❤ You are a real plantsman. These people want to lighten up. 👍🤗
Good God….did I say that? …I should feel embarrassed, but don’t. There were scents (probably no longer available) that ‘used’ to have a similar effect…Just Musk; Anais Anais; and Light Blue……I’ve often wondered if that’s what their really intended to do 😂……Anyway Marilyn, I don’t think it’s as important what you say as ‘how you say it’….the same words spoken by another might come across as aggressive or pervy…..now I’m worried! …….not really. Thank you for your kind comments and very best wishes….Malcolm
@@plantsmanscorner128 You were looking at a large clump of Agastache Black Adder in the garden. It was a large beautiful clump. Love what you’ve done in the garden. Plants look wonderful. I’ve just bought a tree peony in a pot. I read they should be planted in Autumn 6 inches below the where the stock meets the stem. Will it have lost the leaves by then?
Well now, hope the "lie down" did the trick, us old geezers have to watch the blood pressure!! speaking of which; don't get me started on the (not all) dog owners who think it's perfectly ok to let their pets tramp all over my plantings at will. The garden is a delight, thank you for 😁making the time to show us the progress. Have a good - (F-BOMB) - evening. Regards from Canada.😁😁😁
Vast majority of your followers do so because they take you as you are. Down to earth (no pun intended) , no woke sh.t . They love the craic and the knowledge you share following a life time in horticulture . TV and life in general has been spoilt by those who are easily offended or appear to want any excuse to feel offended . 👍
Good on You re eff bomb etc. People can turn off if they so choose. As far as I am concerned keep going as you are; a breath of fresh air 🤣 The Pond is gorgeous. 🧡
I'm sad to know there are ppl who can't appreciate curse words and fannie jokes in the garden. I suppose those ppl would expect a nurseryman to have clean boots too! 😂
Your garden is a true treasure hunt, everywhere you look, something special and beautiful. Would love a video on why each plant is there, what they mean to you. That cemetery was lovely, so peaceful. For myself, I'm looking at a "green burial"; basically they put your body, untreated, into a wicker basket and plant you in the woods, sounds nice to me. Preserves the woodlands, and gives my kids and grandkids somewhere peaceful to soothe their souls. As far as your language and/or demeanor; I've been subscribed to this channel for a long time, because I like hearing what you have to say. You are authentically Malcolm, and I find that wonderful. Oh, might you find a garden kneeler helpful? (like a padded stool, kind of, but with rails so you can stand up once you're down, lol) Well, thanks for the video. Have a wonderful week.
Really enjoying your garden, so interesting plug-plants, I’ve same results from some . I’ll try your best result one the plants look amazing, I’m looking forward to seeing final results …
I agree with you Malcolm about hand weeding from time to time. I garden on a budget and self sown plants are a godsend. However, I made the mistake one year of letting a Welsh poppy go to seed. Years later II’m still digging the beggars up 😂
Never ceases to amaze me when one human being requests another human being to talk in a certain way...its such a rude ask when you really think about it, much ruder than any swear word you could ever imagine!
Please don’t change you to accommodate others Malcolm. We appreciate you being real . ❤ your content…best stuff out there. super fan from USA…where there’s a lot of fake people who can’t even speak good English.
Hi Malcom, I have a gardening question! The day after spraying neem oil on one of my lupin for a few pests, the flower buds completely wilted & the leaves all curled. Nearby anemone leaves & penstemon stems also curled. The lupin was a glorious plant with 7 or 8 buds about to bloom! 😢 Does neem oil damage lupin & other plants? I checked the soil moisture, which was perfect. Could the neem be a bad batch? Could it have been the couple of budworms or snails I picked off & this is just a coincidence? Help! PS - ignore the stuffy comments of others. I love your videos just as they are!
Hello Malcolm glad to see you back again, always a pleasure to watch .Please can you tell me the name of the fern at 27.19 when you were chatting about your Foxgloves ..Cheers and all the best
There are so many ferns….and like hostas many look so similar, others look alike but develop an individuality as they mature…..I’ve looked at the video and am pretty sure though that one is ….“Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata The King' “…..at least I hope it is or I’ll look a right tit. Though I have to admit there are many plants I have whose names I’ve forgotten, as there seems to be an ever widening black hole where once was a mind…..but I’m pretty sure this one is right. Best wishes and thank you for your kind comment…..Malcolm
Thank you very much, we will try look for it...Mrs and I follow you from the series where you did each week in the year, picked up great advice about plants and how to divide, look after, and more. We always look forward to your videos.
Goat?? You really are getting a bit pc there Malcolm! I want to see a florist using that thorny rose.. v dramatic... lovely beeches.. thank you.. any chamce of a view of the hills at some point in the summer?
Malcolm, a great video as always. We've mountains of ground elder at home, it's beginning a thug. What would you do to control it? Lots of regular weeding or is there a plant that can help reduce it?
Sorry cricketer…I don’t know of a plant that will control it. Regular digging out is all I can suggest if you don’t want to go down the chemical route. I you do round up (glyphosate)is effective…..TO KEEP IT TO A MINIMUM OR AMONGST OTHER PLANTS; Use a wiper method. Find an old wooden or fleece glove, something absorbent. Put this over a rubber glove and dip into a small solution of the diluted round up and then just go along gently wiping the leaves of the ground elder…..it is effective,doesn’t soak into the soil and can’t be used for things like bindweed that twine up through other plants….just be careful not to wipe other plants. This is the best method I know outside of weeding/digging…..you can buy ‘weed wipers’ online I believe but this is a cheap and simple alternative. Hope that helps…..best wishes…Malcolm
My biggest bug bare are those bloody ignorant dogwalkers that let their dogs crap along beautiful country lanes I made my own signs and planted them along my local drove but it made no difference The owners that bag the crap and hang in bushes are so thick they think a pooh fairy will magic it away
My ex husband is a Scot and he used the f word in every sentence without thinking about it. I got so used to it I didn’t notice anymore. My husband now rarely swears and when he does it is quite shocking. Just a matter of habit. If people object to it they can go watch Monty Don!
Yes….I had two and both were as cantankerous and curmudgeonly as hell…..though the one that remained in Scotland was a clear winner on that front…..especially after a dram or five!…….best wishes….Malcolm
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Malcolm don’t change luv ya the way u are!❤️ you’re pond looks great I’m jealous!
Never change, ya grumpy ole git 😉
Amazing garden. So much birdsong. You've done a fantastic job. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
Don’t change Malcolm, I watch your videos because you are true to yourself. Let the haters tune into children’s tv, no swear words there! My husband cannot watch gardening content, except yours, you are relatable. Love your garden. Cheers from Australia.
Don't ever change Malcolm. I love how you're real - true to yourself.
The garden is wonderful! So many interesting plants! Pond is great!
You and your mutts are so refreshing, so glad you are back, please dont change ❤
What a wonderful video, couldn’t have enjoyed it more. Please keep them coming.🤗👍🤩
So glad to see you, Malcolm.I must admit it took me a moment to get used to your cheeky humour but now, its been boring without it. Dont go changing. You are a treasure. It was good to see the Eggleston Hall crew recently. I learn so much. But where has the gorgeous English Rose gone? Clara, I think? Sending best wishes from Kaye, Australia to you in my spiritual home, the UK.🌳
Love love your videos Malcolm all the best from Harpenden. 😘
As an ex US Navy sailor, I hardly noticed. Love your uploads
Never change Malcom. I watch because you are down to earth, pass on your knowledge and most of all, you make me laugh. Love to you and yours.
So glad you're posting again Malcolm and visiting Eggleston again. I'm still trying to pick myself up after the winter and motivation has been very low this year. But following your videos and enthusiasm it's really helping me get out and do things in the garden.
such a stunning pond, beautiful hostas, a lovely collection of amazing plants. Thanks Malcolm. just be yourself and if people dont like it, well f... them !!
Exactly right.
Thank you for sharing your garden and your knowledge. So many lovely, unusual plants. Very envious. Squirrels, slugs and rabbits the bane of all gardeners. Oh and bloody wood pigeons.
The garden is fabulous 😊
Hi Malcolm first time I watched you at Eggleston Gardens years ago you were talking about Aggastache and you said it gave you a stiffy. I had to replay it as I couldn’t believe my ears. 😂 I’ve loved watching you ever since.❤ You are a real plantsman. These people want to lighten up. 👍🤗
Good God….did I say that? …I should feel embarrassed, but don’t. There were scents (probably no longer available) that ‘used’ to have a similar effect…Just Musk; Anais Anais; and Light Blue……I’ve often wondered if that’s what their really intended to do 😂……Anyway Marilyn, I don’t think it’s as important what you say as ‘how you say it’….the same words spoken by another might come across as aggressive or pervy…..now I’m worried! …….not really. Thank you for your kind comments and very best wishes….Malcolm
@@plantsmanscorner128 You were looking at a large clump of Agastache Black Adder in the garden. It was a large beautiful clump. Love what you’ve done in the garden. Plants look wonderful. I’ve just bought a tree peony in a pot. I read they should be planted in Autumn 6 inches below the where the stock meets the stem. Will it have lost the leaves by then?
Malcom keep it real and true to yourself that's why I like your videos
Don’t change a thing! ❤❤❤
Well now, hope the "lie down" did the trick, us old geezers have to watch the blood pressure!! speaking of which; don't get me started on the (not all) dog owners who think it's perfectly ok to let their pets tramp all over my plantings at will. The garden is a delight, thank you for 😁making the time to show us the progress. Have a good - (F-BOMB) - evening. Regards from Canada.😁😁😁
Garden is looking good Malcolm..... the pond looks fantastic!
You are the best !!!!
Don't change we like the way you are great garden
Love you the way you are Malcolm and science has proven folks who drop the f-bomb are smarter than those who don't. Fact.
Vast majority of your followers do so because they take you as you are. Down to earth (no pun intended) , no woke sh.t . They love the craic and the knowledge you share following a life time in horticulture . TV and life in general has been spoilt by those who are easily offended or appear to want any excuse to feel offended . 👍
How come your Hostas have not been munched? They look lovely, very envious. Whole garden is looking lovely and the birdsong is gorgeous.
Good on You re eff bomb etc. People can turn off if they so choose. As far as I am concerned keep going as you are; a breath of fresh air 🤣 The Pond is gorgeous. 🧡
Brilliant video…again!
I'm sad to know there are ppl who can't appreciate curse words and fannie jokes in the garden. I suppose those ppl would expect a nurseryman to have clean boots too! 😂
Excellent as always Malcolm! Don't change just for that 1 little old lady sitting in the back row 🙂
Your garden is a true treasure hunt, everywhere you look, something special and beautiful. Would love a video on why each plant is there, what they mean to you. That cemetery was lovely, so peaceful. For myself, I'm looking at a "green burial"; basically they put your body, untreated, into a wicker basket and plant you in the woods, sounds nice to me. Preserves the woodlands, and gives my kids and grandkids somewhere peaceful to soothe their souls. As far as your language and/or demeanor; I've been subscribed to this channel for a long time, because I like hearing what you have to say. You are authentically Malcolm, and I find that wonderful. Oh, might you find a garden kneeler helpful? (like a padded stool, kind of, but with rails so you can stand up once you're down, lol) Well, thanks for the video. Have a wonderful week.
Great pond, I also watch joel ashton for his pond building
Really enjoying your garden, so interesting plug-plants, I’ve same results from some . I’ll try your best result one the plants look amazing, I’m looking forward to seeing final results …
As for you bad language you just be you that’s why we love you ❤
I agree with you Malcolm about hand weeding from time to time. I garden on a budget and self sown plants are a godsend. However, I made the mistake one year of letting a Welsh poppy go to seed. Years later II’m still digging the beggars up 😂
It’s great to see you back ! I’ve learnt so much from you over the years 😍 tell me what is the secret to growing great lupine’s ?
my wife loves welsh poppies ... we've got the buggers everywhere!
Let the moaners watch Gardeners World. We love a little smutty banter.
Never ceases to amaze me when one human being requests another human being to talk in a certain way...its such a rude ask when you really think about it, much ruder than any swear word you could ever imagine!
Please don’t change you to accommodate others Malcolm. We appreciate you being real . ❤ your content…best stuff out there. super fan from USA…where there’s a lot of fake people who can’t even speak good English.
Hi Malcom, I have a gardening question! The day after spraying neem oil on one of my lupin for a few pests, the flower buds completely wilted & the leaves all curled. Nearby anemone leaves & penstemon stems also curled. The lupin was a glorious plant with 7 or 8 buds about to bloom! 😢 Does neem oil damage lupin & other plants? I checked the soil moisture, which was perfect. Could the neem be a bad batch? Could it have been the couple of budworms or snails I picked off & this is just a coincidence? Help! PS - ignore the stuffy comments of others. I love your videos just as they are!
Hello Malcolm glad to see you back again, always a pleasure to watch .Please can you tell me the name of the fern at 27.19 when you were chatting about your Foxgloves ..Cheers and all the best
There are so many ferns….and like hostas many look so similar, others look alike but develop an individuality as they mature…..I’ve looked at the video and am pretty sure though that one is ….“Dryopteris affinis 'Cristata The King' “…..at least I hope it is or I’ll look a right tit. Though I have to admit there are many plants I have whose names I’ve forgotten, as there seems to be an ever widening black hole where once was a mind…..but I’m pretty sure this one is right. Best wishes and thank you for your kind comment…..Malcolm
Thank you very much, we will try look for it...Mrs and I follow you from the series where you did each week in the year, picked up great advice about plants and how to divide, look after, and more. We always look forward to your videos.
Goat?? You really are getting a bit pc there Malcolm! I want to see a florist using that thorny rose.. v dramatic... lovely beeches.. thank you.. any chamce of a view of the hills at some point in the summer?
Dont change a thing! Its just perfick!
Try some Barley extract in the pond?
You are an icon don't listen to those snowflakes I didn't get where I am today without using the F word
Fuchsia 😂
Malcolm, a great video as always. We've mountains of ground elder at home, it's beginning a thug. What would you do to control it? Lots of regular weeding or is there a plant that can help reduce it?
Sorry cricketer…I don’t know of a plant that will control it. Regular digging out is all I can suggest if you don’t want to go down the chemical route. I you do round up (glyphosate)is effective…..TO KEEP IT TO A MINIMUM OR AMONGST OTHER PLANTS; Use a wiper method. Find an old wooden or fleece glove, something absorbent. Put this over a rubber glove and dip into a small solution of the diluted round up and then just go along gently wiping the leaves of the ground elder…..it is effective,doesn’t soak into the soil and can’t be used for things like bindweed that twine up through other plants….just be careful not to wipe other plants. This is the best method I know outside of weeding/digging…..you can buy ‘weed wipers’ online I believe but this is a cheap and simple alternative. Hope that helps…..best wishes…Malcolm
@@plantsmanscorner128 thanks Malcolm, helpful and I appreciate the cheaper alternative suggestion 😉
Peony colour? Cerise aka cherry red?
Question. What is your slug defense? Hostas look great
Malcolm is a Brit and thats how we talk. We are miserable and love to curse. Well my family does and it’s real.
My biggest bug bare are those bloody ignorant dogwalkers that let their dogs crap along beautiful country lanes
I made my own signs and planted them along my local drove but it made no difference The owners that bag the crap and hang in bushes are so thick they think a pooh fairy will magic it away
Be who you are Malcolm otherwise it’s not an honest upload. If they don’t lie it they can always unsubscribe.
Autumn maples?
My ex husband is a Scot and he used the f word in every sentence without thinking about it. I got so used to it I didn’t notice anymore. My husband now rarely swears and when he does it is quite shocking. Just a matter of habit. If people object to it they can go watch Monty Don!
I thought all pheasants were called Phillip?
Do the Brits purchase burial plots in advance like many do here in the US??? Practical if you want a burial I'd say...
"my other grandfather..."
Yes….I had two and both were as cantankerous and curmudgeonly as hell…..though the one that remained in Scotland was a clear winner on that front…..especially after a dram or five!…….best wishes….Malcolm
It says non PC at the start.
@22:22 I’d call it an f-word…fuchsia.
Bags of s*** are so bloody annoying. Seen this so many times. Worse than not picking up at all.
Dead ringer for Jon Anderson!