2020 Crevice Garden Tour with Tony Avent and Jeremy Schmidt
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Jeremy Schmidt, Grounds and Research Supervisor for Juniper Level Botanic Garden, and Tony Avent, Proprietor of Plant Delights Nursery and Juniper Level Botanic Garden, discuss the construction, installation and plantings of our 300' Urbanite Crevice Garden in Raleigh, NC.
The plants have grown in since then, you can see for yourself by visiting us, Plant Delights Nursery at the Juniper Level Gardens.
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This has to be one of the most amazing garden videos, cannot thankyou enough.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Seeing the crevice garden was jaw-dropping; definitely a peak experience of 2020. Very interesting to see how it came to be and how plants have been chosen for it.
What a great looking garden! Now I want to go see it in Raleigh. Thank you for the detailed explanation of how you made it and the growing mixtures. What an amazing mixture of plants!
I’m going to incorporate some of your ideas in my garden.... thank you... it is a seemingly very inexpensive way to let your eye travel to other plants...
I love your garden tour today
Fascinating.
What an exciting project. I appreciated the detailed discussion of it’s genesis and early years. A wonderful trial garden . It will be fascinating to see how it develops over time.
This is so exciting! Our Master Gardeners Interning this year up in Chesapeake Virginia get to install a crevice garden as our project. Lots of great ideas and inspiration for us. I will be visiting as soon as I can.
That is awesome! We look forward to your visit. Here is a link to our open house weekends this year: www.plantdelights.com/pages/open-nursery-and-garden-dates.
Great crevice garden walk.
The assethetics and placement of your rocks is questionable at best. Haphazard and awkward. What have you learned?
Firstly, *aesthetics....Secondly, they are not rocks. They are recycled concrete slabs. Thirdly, I've seen them in person, and they are nothing close to haphazard or awkward. Rather, they are expertly curated, placed, and amazing. He is clearly stating in this video what they have learned about planting in this environment. Do you just troll as a hobby?