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Steven Kristoph
United States
Приєднався 2 лис 2012
Відео
American Elderberry with crab spider
Переглядів 40День тому
One less house fly. I imagine there's enough nourishment in that body to keep the spider's belly full for a day.
Swamp Milkweed cv. Soulmate
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Stunning white form of Swamp Milkweed, Asclepias incarnata
Elderberry with crab spider
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Sambucus canadensis prefers moist soil. It likes sunny locations but will tolerate some shade. Favored by those seeking native plants for beauty, biodiversity, and providing food for migratory song birds.
Tupelo bladdergall mite
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A curious and cosmetic leaf disorder. This one found on Blackgum or botanically, Nyssa sylvatica. The casual agent, a mite, Eriophyes nyssae.
Beech Leaf Disease
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It's devastating to see this disease in person and what it's doing to a wonderful Stand of American Beech trees
The American Cranberry
Переглядів 61Місяць тому
Stevens is a popular variety for vigor, size of fruit and anthocyacin content
Rhododendron cv. Kristen Marie
Переглядів 38Місяць тому
The best part about searching is finding something special. This hybrid by the Shapiro's is just that...enjoy!
Black locust
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Despite being thought of as an invasive and weedy species, when in flower, Black Locust smells wonderful.
Rhododendron cv. Sandwich Appleblossom
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Rhododendron cv. Sandwich Appleblossom
Penbryn Lake Wildlife Management Area
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Penbryn Lake Wildlife Management Area
Staphylea trifolia American Bladdernut
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Staphylea trifolia American Bladdernut
Beautiful creek and trees view and sound. Thank you for video sharing. Like 👍
Thank you! 🌸 I’d love to know if the deer eat your Pinxster Azalea? Would love to see it in full, in its setting. Must be gorgeous against the backdrop of the evergreen.🌲 Have you trimmed this particular specimen? I’m planting one
Deer do not have access to this plant. In the wild, if there are no other options they will eat the succulent stems. All the native Azaleas are worth growing and worth protecting.
Awesome here, thanks for sharing your video. 👍
It's running well with Magnolia 'Maryland' and grandiflora '24 Below' in north Germany, as you can see on our Channel. Thank's for editing and sharing your nice work 🍻 🍻 🍻
Thanks for the information. I will check it out on your channel. Happy gardening in the EU
Poisonous? Edible? Medicinal? Curious, rate of growth vertically, full sun? .. and density of wall shade. Great video. Thumps Up. Thank you Good Sir
The fruit is a favorite of migratory birds. Not sure about human consumption. I wouldn't do it. Not a dermal irritant like poison ivy unless your skin is allergic to everything. Excellent fall foliage
Beautiful spot, one of my favorite places to fly fish
So true Dan, there were many anglers looking to land a prize
Can you do this keeping the woody part? Still green on the inside
Brown wood should still root if you wound th cutting and use either dip and gro or some other product. The best though, firm tissue that is still green. Timing, early fall through winter
Very nice purpurea, I hope to visit the pine barrens in NJ one day. They also contain Drosera Filiformis which I would love to see in the wild
The NJ pine barrens is a botanists dream come true. A must visit for you and all others who can make the trip. The sundews are throughout the bogs.
Can you recommend a nursery that sells these?
absolutely beautiful!!
What color flowers are these? Red fruit to white flower?
Great video!, This is my favourite plant, the colour is amazing and the bees and butterflies love it, mine emerged from the soil a couple of weeks ago, I have them in a big wooden barrel planter
It's all about pollinators, biodiversity and a healthy environment
Great video Steve!
Unusual.
What are the light requirements for rootings? I've heard that the new cuttings should be kept away from intense light until they have produced roots. Do you agree?
All cutting propagation that I do is done in a greenhouse with bottom heat and under intermittent mist. The greenhouse is located in full sun. In the summer months, the bottom heat isn't necessary and I do have a shade cloth providing 30% cover to the cuttings being rooted. If you're propagating under just a humidity dome, then your cuttings need to be shaded nore
@@stevenkristoph6993 Thanks!
Relaxing video
Nice
I have a couple in my back yard (wild). Should i fertilize them? They are looking a luttle sad. They are in the edge of the woods.
Yes, I like organic products. If Hollytone is available in your area, use that.
nice sharing my friend, have a nice day
In February I found one had taken down a 6” tree next to the culvert on Meadowbrook Rd in Robbinsville. Adjacent to an athletic field parking lot yet no body noticed it. Good thing!
it is one of the keystone species. and a host plant to more than 200 native caterpillars here in eastern America. It has a very high ecological value.
Hmmmm....I guess you've heard of Doug Tallamy then
@@stevenkristoph6993 yes!
Can you tell us the new botanical name for cornus? I’ve been searching google but it’s not up to speed yet..
Benthamidia japonica for Japanese Dogwwod, Benthamidia florida for Flowering Dogwood...yuk
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very nice plant varieties good information thanks
Camellias are some of my favorite plants. The oliefera and sasanqua varieties which bloom in the fall are also fragrant.
How beautiful 😍
If you're local, go to the Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore....simply to die for
which is more fragrant ? Little Gem or Bracken's Brown Beauty ??
Bracken's in my opinion
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👍. I just planted 20 of them!
You will not be disappointed
@@stevenvitali7404 I planted in three different spots, all are coming up so far. Rabbits tried to go after some, but I think they'll live
Those are pretty cool. I’ve never heard of that cultivar. Are they native to the us?
Stewartia ovata is native to the mountainous region in Southern states including Georgia and North Carolina
How old is that patch?
All the plants in the video are in pots. What we call in the nursery trade 4qt containers or true 1gal containers. The plants were potted in the spring from small plugs. Agastache Black Adder grows quickly.
I grew Black Adder and loved it. It got way taller than expected and had to be staked. The insects and hummingbirds loved it too. I moved it to a different location last year. Did not get as tall as the previous year. Looking forward to seeing it bloom in 2024.
No seals in sight?
Only seagulls
Gross but, it looks kind of fun squishing them though! 😄
May I ask what the top layer in the pots is? Is it mulch?
Your looking at rice hulls. It's used for weed suppression.
@@stevenkristoph6993 Thank you!
Just gorgeous!
So glad I came across your video, as I am also growing these from seed. Your plants are gorgeous!Did you use an acidic soil specifically or a regular well draining mix? I’m also wondering about mulch, since I understand they are shallow rooted.
My media is the same for all my nursery stock. 2parts pine bark, 1part sphagnum peat moss and 1/2 part concrete sand. Native Azaleas are popular with my wholesale and retail customers.
@@stevenkristoph6993 Thank you, this is really helpful to know. 😀
@@stevenkristoph6993 I have about seven young plants, roughly three years old, which I forgot to protect from the rabbits in the neighborhood. I checked on them last week and they have all been topped. I’m hoping they recover fully.
Patience! Good luck.
Not sure where exactly you are but I live north of Williamsport and the Susquehanna river,,,, and it's far from dry here. I couldn't even imagine that it would be possible to shut that much water off for more than a few minutes.
The main channel of the river is on the other side of the sycamores that he was talking about in the video.
Nice
Beautiful!!!! 😍
nice
Thank you for showing this on your channel. I'm born and raised in Lancaster County, PA (retired now in KY) and I've seen this many times before. But you gave me the opportunity to see what it's looking like nowadays. Maybe when the Susquehanna really freezes you can get there to make another video of the ice blocks that build up and even get pushed on shore, like at Wrightsville about 20 some years ago and more than once in the past.
I love spending time around the Susquehanna River. As a horticulturist, I am attracted to the diverse flora found along its banks. I'll be back to capture the ice formations as suggested. Afterwards, a trip to the Shady Maple for some Amish homestyle food.
Hi Steven, thanks for your perspective! TNC shares your affinity for this incredible preserve. A 2021 inspection revealed that the dam was in danger of breaching, and it would have been cost prohibitive to continue maintaining the degrading barrier. Prior to removal, the beaver lodge had already been empty for over a year (none were trapped or relocated), and the new stream channel may end up being even better habitat for them. We would love for the beavers to come back! While the forest will indeed take time to grow, our science team is optimistic that this effort will ultimately promote healthier species habitat and landscape connectivity in the long run. For more information about what we did and why, please watch our video about the project: ua-cam.com/video/FvQ2dP40_Ko/v-deo.html
Nice!
I found some of these and photographed them on a walk about a month or so ago but didn't realize what they were. Now I do, and when they come back I'll harvest them. Fortunately, I know a couple of experienced mushroom foragers who can verify any new species I add to my repertoire. It's important for me personally to get my mushrooms identified by an actual person and not just rely on photographs and videos. It's for my own piece of mind.
Plenty of money for rockets, bombs, bullets. Makes me sick.
Is it a bush or a tree? I wish you put your hand next to it so I could see the size.
Magnolia grandiflora Brackens Brown Beauty grows into a tree. My stock plant that I propagate off of is 25ft tall and 15ft wide
@@stevenkristoph6993 Thanks. I saw other videos to see the size of the fruit too :)
Bro did you pay for these bot comments lol
But aren't they gorgeous!
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