HOW TO RUN A NURSERY...WEEK 22/52
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- TAKING UA-camS ADVICE, THIS IS A RE-RUN AND RETITLE OF THE ORIGINAL SERIES THAT WAS FILMED OVER THE INITIAL COVID YEAR.
A gardeners world; Nursery, gardens, propagation, plants galore and all the growing tips that go with them. A unique weekly documentary series filmed throughout 2020. A must for gardeners worldwide.
Informative, irreverent, funny and totally without comparison. After a lifetime in horticulture, Malcolm Hockham and his young team answer The Royal Horticultural Societies 2019 article that the industry is in crisis. Not here it isn't!.....Malcolms final full year on the nursery shows you why.
Here we are again.....these weeks seem to come round so quickly and I'm never sure what to film that isn't repetitive....but it still seems to come together in some sort of order, though there are one or two meandering this week that, given time, i'd probably edited out or refined down. i just don't have time, so please get what you can and forget the waffle....best wishes to all....Malcolm
Thank you for the Churchyard walk and talk, Malcolm. I found the death timeline very interesting. We don't reflect on the social differences of past generations often enough.
Thanks for another great video and your sense of humour is great.
I think most people like the waffle's Malcolm and the Thomas impressions, keep it up and I hope your making up for the hole caused by the virus :-)
Cant thank you enough Malcolm. Now in the process of changing my raised beds to grow tubs. Izal comments made me chuckle but the masks convulsed me in laughter. What a tonic you are. Horticultural info so very useful and mixed with the humour it is essential viewing. P.S. Like the added content from Barthelemy.
Every video is a blast. You are so informative and hilarious simultaneously. Here in USA I get most of my seeds online from: DOLLAR SEEDS, LE JARDIN DES GOURMET(where each small pack is 40c), and Christmas Tree shops where all the seed packs are half price. All fresh. I prefer not to buy anything at all from Walmart if it can be avoided, even if I do fit the demographic described by the snooty elites. I got some flower seeds from UK, I think from Plant World...some stuff is growing, others not yet, hope they do.
I'm rewatching these in 2021 . Poor Gordon 😁
Thanks to you all , some of us find it very interesting -plants as individuals. Great stuff . I find propagation a worthy pastime. Thanks again for all your observations and thoughts.
I've seen you show that bush with the blue flowers in a couple videos but I didn't catch the name of it. Can't find anything like it on line. I was also wondering if you ship to New York. You have thinks I've not seen before but would like to get. Love the weekly tours.
Awww.... that did make me laugh about the loo paper and the masks.....I remember the tracing paper loo roll in primary school.... absolutely no absorption whatsoever... ewww 😳. The second and third masks......made you look like Hannibal Lector 😂😂😂.....AND.... could I hear Lisa having a giggle too 😆 Thanks for another splendid video
You were posh if you had Izal as apposed to newspaper cut into squares hanging on a nail 😱😱😂
Mecanopsis cambrica self-seeds politely almost everywhere in my garden - mostly yellow but when it comes up orange it's one of the few orange flowers I enjoy and the bees love it. PS Googled it out of idle curiosity and RHS seem to have reclassified it as Papaver cambrica! When I was at Houghall they had just decided it was Mecanopsis. We live and learn
That looks lovely! I hope it is hardy in my usda zone. Gonna look...YES! Hardy zones 3-11. Now gotta find seeds.....
thanks for the wonderful impressions.
Greetings from Hungary
Great show Malc!! 😀 I remember that tracing paper. Audio good especially the foot steps.😏 I think this time of the year is 👌big thanks to the camera work.
U should get chickens malcom in a run for making compost with the manure and your plant waste.
I got 20 of Wendy's baby maples delivered to me here in Ireland last week and potted them on, they are all together in raggy black pots and they look absolutely gorgeous. Transformed the corner they are in. Stunning.
I'd be happy to stand all day and pot them, I just wouldn't like the part where you have to sell them.
I remember the movie with Clyde the orangutan, I best the tree reminds them of of Clyde bc if the way the greenery hangs on each branch. Orangutans have very long hair on their arms that hangs down just like that
There’s one of those trees near our house that my husband loves but our yard is pretty small and I think it will be too big, though not in our lifetime but somebody else would cut it down. So I tell him to enjoy the one we pass.
Izal OMG 😮😳😱 still have the scars...lol 👍
Thanks for the history tour as well as the horticulture. Oh yes and memory lane with the tracing paper spreader 😱😂
Yes Malcom, thank you very much, I will take one of every flower you showed us today, probably need two cuz I'm not the superb gardener like you. Till next time, Hang in there like a hair in a biscuit baby !!!
Great episode Malcolm. The nursery is looking beautiful.
I remember Izal very well, ha ha it also had a strange disinfectant smell to it as well, horrible stuff!
ha great video malcom you look happier now hope things are getting better my garden centre friends are so glad to be back so dry though we need rain
Veg is looking great Malcolm, it's been wonderful gardening weather all the best 😊👍
Thanks again you are the best
I so enjoyed this show and tell, and ALL parts of this video, especially the story of the churchyard, thank you 😃. Ps., I grew some cabbage and broccoli together in grow bags, they did really well, I was using them as cut and grow again, just picking like you did the kale, but yesterday there were 100s of caterpillars so sad, how they just appeared, all devastated, gave me the Willis seeing all that wiggling binned the lot....I thought I had done so well too, even were on the lettuce, along with slugs, so they went too! I’m interested to see if yours get them and what you do to avoid it, the ones I had in big black pots were even worse! 😞
If those were cabbage caterpillars then you can judiciously apply Bacillus thuriengensis, only to the affected plants, all sides. I mix in some molasses too, or else it runs off the leaves. Don’t spray it anywhere else cuz it kills caterpillars, even the good ones. SOMEBODY CHECK THAT THIS IS AN APPROVED SUGGESTION PLEASE. You can also drape some sort of floating row cover on them but they always seem to find a way in, especially since some of our kale plants are so ginormous!
Thanks
Excellent Horticulure knowledge . Can you photograph plant before showing the plant
Tinder is still what you light your fire with..
I remember that bog roll at school in the 70s
It used to set my teeth on edge....like scratching a blackboard does for some....I dislike using baking paper to this day (or even thinking about it) funny sensation that, I’ve never understood it......it must have been difficult to find anything less absorbent. Best wishes...Malcolm
We use to wrap it around a comb and use it as a musical instrument 🤪🤪🤪 I grew up alright 😱
Plantsmans Corner it was then called a kazoo if I remember correctly 🤣
That wedding cake tree is the centerfold of this plant porn! Id almost kill for one its one of lol the sexiest trees i know of and i have yet to find one in the usa for sale help someone!!!! I must have it!!!! Ive stolen cornus alternifolia which is green but similar in structure from the woods here in appalachia but its not a wedding cake tree. I also have a beautiful wolf eyes dogwood but it not a weddingcake tree either. Ive named my jubilee weeping alaskan cedar the grinch tree considering it looks like the grinch!
Matt.....you are a obviously a woody plant lover. The green alternifolia is used as a rootstock. I’ve also planted one I’ve been hiding for a few years called ‘silver giant’....that’s nice also....I like wolf eyes, we have a specimen by our main entrance......best wishes....Malcolm
Gonna get one of those - I think here in USA I finally found a place where u can get affordable grafts of many of your way cool trees & shrubs! (Been looking long & hard) rather get it from you though❤️AND I laughed out loud from your Thomas impression!
Izal medicated, it sure taught one to shit at home and not in school or company time.
One doesn't see carbolic soap these days either.
Malcolm it’s Lilium pyrenaicum
Beautiful lily ... loving everything about your UA-cam blogs ... I want those darling dogs 🐕, brilliant so informative we just really enjoy each week ... keep safe
Thank you Paddy....it’s so lovely to hear people enjoy them.....they make my wife wince sometimes, but she just about tolerates things...and especially thank you for the lilium identification...they are not my strongest area and it’s always nice to get feedback, advice, and information. I’ve had 50 years working in the business and I haven’t scratched the surface of what there is to know....too much to learn and not enough days in one lifetime. Very best wishes....Malcolm
Plantsmans Corner well you’ve taught me a thing or two & I’ve been growing for many years, you’ve like a breath of fresh air great entertainment as well as informative, I’m an alpine gardener but a plantaholic really would just love a nosey round your nursery not many like that any more ... give that little tucker a hug from me just love him ... I’m in Hampshire we will be visiting the Acer nursery soon have already had 3 in the post thanks for sharing 😊
you only find goulies in the church yard if you drop your trousers and turn the camera on yourself. lol............brian
Ha ha I remember that paper 😂😂😂😂
I always love to see the churchyard . I wonder if they will become a thing of the past as cremation is so much cheaper and then you just have a relative toss you into the ocean, forest, or someplace meaningful...... unless you're a bastard then you might just end up in a ditch on the way home from the crematorium. I guess you're not the only one whose train of thought sometimes derails.
The peony is Patty's Plum.
No it's not!!! You've got me at it now! Papaver orientale 'Patty's Plum'
I think it was discovered in Mrs Patrica Marrows Somerset garden by her gardener.....It started out as Mrs Marrows plum but they later decided to call it the less formal Patty’s Plum. It was one of the first Oriental Poppy’s to be successfully micropropagated Granny......Hope your well and enjoying this warm dry season so far. Best wishes....Malcolm
@@plantsmanscorner128 Apologies if you thought I was shouting at you! I was correcting myself calling this gorgeous poppy a peony. Most interesting to learn how it got its name. It's very special to me because my mum liked the colour and it always flowers on her birthday (31st May). Thanks for the kind wishes Malcolm. Stay safe and well.