Thank you Kris for shooting this video, what an amazing garden and an amazing source of inspiration. Also a huge thank you to owner for allowing us all access to see what he has accomplished.
Absolutely wonderful video thankyou so much for sharing, I may not have the room to grow a jungle like the gentleman in this video but it's inspired me immensely.
Loved the tour Kris. The bamboos are really fabulous. Great to see those amazing mature scheffleras also particularly the alpina. Cheers to you and Simon for allowing the cool tour👍
From the transcription : u mention “in front of us we have got an absolutely huge track campus fortunately and the trunk of which is extremely hairy” - what is the name of this plant because there is Kim plant with name campus fortunately.
@@YorkshireKRIS Many thanks for your reply. Can you also tell me the name of the plant which is in front of trachycarpus fortunei, it looks like multi stem tree . Thanks in advance.
Thank you Kris for shooting this video, what an amazing garden and an amazing source of inspiration. Also a huge thank you to owner for allowing us all access to see what he has accomplished.
Thanks for watching and your feedback
What a spectacular collection of bamboo. Thanks for sharing makes you want to plant more bamboo
Mind-blowing; this guy knows what he's doing.
he really does
Absolutely wonderful video thankyou so much for sharing, I may not have the room to grow a jungle like the gentleman in this video but it's inspired me immensely.
Love those UK jungle gardens
a legend without a doubt.
Absolutely great garden and great gardener! Thank you for the vidieo!
It's truly incredible
What a brilliant garden I was surprised that the bicolour hardy bromeliad did not get a mention , that was quiet colourful .
Wowzers. That garden and Eucalyptus must be MASSIVE. Very very impressive.
I wonder if it's near me in Sheffield! It's amazing what you can grow here. Lovely video 👌
Thanks Kris. Great vid!
Beautiful plant collections, thanks for sharing!!!
What an amazing garden! Great episode 👍
Amaxing this is my dream if I ever get the land for me next garden. Love the way is established itself
Now thats a jungle - wow!
Hi Kris, thanks for the video. What's the plant with the glossy leaves between the two Scheffleras at 2:11?
Magnolia grandiflora
Another brilliant video
Well done, my old schoolmate!
Hi Kris great vids even better garden would love to visit on open days this year any dates planed
Thanks, yes. My garden open in 2022 on 14th August weekend.
@@YorkshireKRIS see you then thank you
What was the Rhododendron? It set off the other foliage well.
Absolutely magical dream garden, you would never find me as I would happily be amongst it all day long, happy as a pig in sh*t as they say 😅
Loved the tour Kris. The bamboos are really fabulous. Great to see those amazing mature scheffleras also particularly the alpina. Cheers to you and Simon for allowing the cool tour👍
The bamboos are some of the best around. Certainly in inland Northern England.
Amazing considering the rather blustery weather we can have here in Sheffield & last night was no exception 🙄
Does he still have that big eucalyptus tree I saw on gardener's world 🌍 ?..
Yes, I think I got a shot of these in the video amongst all the bamboo
bit disappointed you did not print the names up as you spoke otherwise very interesting
From the transcription : u mention “in front of us we have got an absolutely huge track campus fortunately and the trunk of which is extremely hairy” - what is the name of this plant because there is Kim plant with name campus fortunately.
Trachycarpus fortunei.
Is this a large property 🤔?
It's a much longer than average back garden
Great design can make a small garden feel pretty large. It’s all about tasteful dividing up of space & creating garden rooms.
I thought you aged rather suddenly during the video though the plants are clearly thriving.
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05:50 wich scheflera ?
What are the ferns at 1:23 ?
blechnum chilense
Whats the spikey plant at 11.00?
colletia
@@YorkshireKRIS thanks Kris
You mention “campus fortunately” plant but there is no such name.
The automatic subtitles aren't perfect. The tree is Trachycarpus fortunei
@@YorkshireKRIS Many thanks for your reply. Can you also tell me the name of the plant which is in front of trachycarpus fortunei, it looks like multi stem tree . Thanks in advance.
Not all of your plants are planted on a raised bed.
True but almost all are with hidden sides
@@YorkshireKRIS Some of your Jubae are planted directly into the ground like your big one.