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Please note at 13:24 I should have said Vaccinium nummularia, not Gaultheria.

So beautiful. Thank you

I planted one 2 days ago but doubt I'll be around to see it mature into a beauty like the ones in this video 😢

Inspiring. Where's the queue to join next one? Thx for sharing

Glad to see you are still doing what you’re most passionate about.

Incredible!

Really interesting video, nice one!

Why no orchids no flowering plants roses

I'm from India and I also love it where are u from brother

Would love to know some of the engineering behind this - for example im guessing those cast iron covers in the walkway are a drainage channel? How does the water drain from the beds into that whilst stopping the soil going down and then does that channel go to a mains drain or a soak away?

Perfect explanation. Simple and to the point. And I can remember this info!!

Enjoyed the walk thank you

Extraordinary place. 🥰

So beautiful.

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WOW. Thank you!!!😄

Thank you, most enjoyable. But could you slow down and linger...? Felt like a garden sprint!

Currently studying to get my foot into Kew Gardens as a career, can’t tell you how exited I am and passionate about the plants 🌱 🤩

What an interesting tour, thank you for this video explaining the difference roses and their maintenance

We were there 3 weeks. The Hive structure and sound was and still is the special attraction for me. Kew Gardens! Thank you for raising the Hive to the dark skies glowing in sound.

Thank you so much

Ahh, Azaleas are a subset of Rhododendrons! I'm making a picture-book of garden flowers and have been trying to wrap my head around the differences between Rhododendrons and Azaleas for the past few days so that I accurately label the photos in my book. Your descriptions of the differences are exactly what I've been looking for, and thank you so much for taking the time to make this video!

thank you for giving us a 'walk' in Japanese garden with fascinating info

Thank you, Richard!💙💛

Thank you for this beauty😍 Could you advise, what is the best time to visit the Waterlily House at the Kew, please?

In 2023, we've had the cloudiest, coldest, wettest Jan-May in living memory. Hardly any days of sun this spring. Usually the Kew Rhododenrons are in full bloom by Mid May, but this year they are sparse. Back in the 1970s and 80s they would be much more impressive - thicker and more widepread - than in this video. What happened?

Thank you for sharing. Remarquable full stop but even more insightful when one knows the size today of some of the specimen filmed

This should be an instruction video on how to do a "vs" video. It was exactly what I was looking for. So helpful. Thank you!

Beautiful, I just bought one and planted in my backyard. Can't wait to see the yellow flowers 😊

What is the day of shoot of this gorgeous blossom walk?

Although this is large and spacious, I find the straight paths and borders too austere and not natural and that upper balcony walkway looks a bit rusty and precarious 😳. The U.S. Missouri Botanical Garden Climatron tropical greenhouse has natural winding and gently changing slopes, natural looking waterfall and stream vignettes and occasional benches so young and old can stop for a moment to rest and reflect, you should visit it sometime 😁. Both are nice and very beneficial to city dwellers especially, but very different in style.

thank you - this is such a beautiful, slow, sensitive walk - wonderful to see as I cant walk there now

The paradise!😍🤩

We visited Kew last Saturday for the first time and suddenly ‘discovered’ The Hive. I found it very moving and an almost spiritual experience, especially in light of the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II. Thanks for posting. 👏

wonderful communication between worlds!

Great walk through. I never knew you could walk around the top! How is the palm house heated?

Fabuloso video, bellísimas palmeras y plantas... gracias

I visited Kew Gardens about twenty years ago. Unfortunately, I knew very little about roses at that time. The rose garden is really impressive but it is quite, well, monotonous. I prefer mixed borders but I understand that this type of "mono-culture" is much easier to take care of. I spend a lot of time weeding the ground between my perennials, annuals and roses :-) I wonder how much watering the rose garden requires per year, the cost of the water must be enormous.

What a wonderful garden!

Beautiful- thank you for posting 🌷

Fantastic! Where can I find a downladable history of the travel from China to UK ? Many many thanks !

I hope everyone on the planet will develop love for nature, because some people I know won't even plant a single green in their home because they think that soil is dirty and plants are dirty because they have insects, stupid people

would never of know about this vidio with out you ! thank you

awesome video! how do they battle gnats?

Sky high humidity and some of the best care in the world and the plants Still get brown leaf tips! Lesson.. I would Love to go to Kew! Must be epic

We visited Kew on Sunday and were Totally Amazed by the Hive. It was a Highlight of our visit. Thank you for the 'night view' , just wonderful So thank you for posting the video, MaryE & Family xx

awesome indoor garden

It’s really beautiful! Like❤️🌷🤩

Magical

So beautiful! I really enjoy this type of videos!