We Found the Deadliest Garden in the World
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Alnwick Garden (The Poison Garden) - The World’s DEADLIEST Garden is home to dozens of lethal plants that have killed thousands of people. This assortment of poisonous plants can be found inside the walls of England’s Alnwick Castle which can be recognized as the original Hogwarts Castle from the “Harry Potter” series. The deadly garden contains Ricin, Monks Hood, Foxglove and many other harmful plants that can kill you. The toxic garden, which you can only enter with supervision from the garden's professional staff, also houses plants used to make dangerous narcotics like heroin, opium, and cocaine.
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*Yes, we're giving away the most toxic plant in the world 🤷♂️
heck yes
is the giveaway still going?
I’ve spent my whole life accidentally killing plants - If I got one of those Ricin plants they might finally get their revenge…
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That's the saddest looking cannabis plant...EVER🤣
Agreed 😂
The most underrated channel on UA-cam
Thanks for the love! We have a few more UK videos coming out soon :)
Right how do they not have a million + subs so confused! This is quality content
Just found your channel and I've been binging your videos! Got yourself a new sub
Glad you found us!
I played with castor beans and plants as a kid. I remember peeling the pods open and smashing the seeds up.
Did you eat them?🤷♂️
Loved this video! Like most things in life, can be used for good or evil. It is not the plant, but the intention with which it is used.
Very well put, Vivian!
Only 2500 views wtf? This is a quality channel
🤷♂️ Thanks for the love. Feel free to share it around :)
Fun and informative. Thanks for sharing another great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Scary place but very interesting video.. TFS
Thanks! Glad you found this video. We'll be putting some more videos out that we filmed in the UK soon. Be on the lookout ✌️
That stuff is scary, fun to learn about though haha
Totally! The real life examples are nutty
This place is my number one Bucket List 💀
I thought in study botanic in college, thought it would be important to investigate the plants of my country and try to reduce dependence in international fruits and grains...finding poisonous aspects in the plants would be the first thing I would have to do. Pity I end up as a environmental engineer. But I still like to read about them plants.
Interesting! Where were you studying?
@@OfftheCuff_Series Mozambique public University UEM (Universidade Eduardo Mondlane), now I am continuing in Portugal, will probably resume the studies of butanics after my graduation... I am pretty sure I can keep it as a side project, something like enhanced native seed. Hope Monsanto doesnt come after me😅
@@maximianocoelho4496 that’s very cool!! I’m sure you can take on Monsanto - they’re not even thattttt big right? 😂 Have you looked into any of those high security seed banks by chance?
@@OfftheCuff_Series "they are not that big" 😂 they are everywhere, they are the plague! Haven't, I know the one in Svaalbard, but the base objective is a community focused of recirculation and analysis of the seed quality. Sounds fancy but is just like an Open Source Program where we provide the best seeds of each season, trimming thr bad, cross breeding and promoting quality.
Were Antiboros pitcherplant?..
I would make a new challange on the internet with that bean
Wow. I had no idea anything like that exists.
Now you know :)
Very interesting!
I totally heard some Plantasia playing
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😲 WOW
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting.
Thanks, Carol! We’ll be putting out more videos from the UK soon. Be sure to keep an eye out :)
Comment for the algorithm ❤
Seriously they have built a fence around the castor plant???? Forget 1 seed Castor plants grow wild beside my house. In India ppl crush the castor seeds and use it for Paronychia which surprisingly heels it within couple of days.
Castor plants will ward off gophers or so Old gardeners in America planted them to keep gophers out of the fields? They are getting harder to find in America than 30 years ago. I quit planting them when I found they are dangerous around children, I had children and animals 30+ years ago.
good video
Thanks, French Selkie! Had you heard of this place before?
@@OfftheCuff_Series nah I haven't, so it was really interesting.
@@thefrenchselkie1401 Nice! Are you new to our channel?
Anything
Fairly played 🤷♂️
bye alexi :)
i was only here to find you wc level
Find me on Rune 🤩
My girlfriend would absolutely love these...... She will not be having any
😂😂 Hope you enjoyed the vid!
@@OfftheCuff_Series loved it 💖
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I wonder if I can hide it in peanutbutter and kill rats with it.
plant giveaway
It quite literally is! If you give us a good pitch you may just have a better chance 🤷♂️
@@OfftheCuff_Series amazing video btw, you guys are doing great work and im so happy to be here early.. cant wait to see you guys blow up :)
I just wanted to let y'all know that your videos are wonderful! Keep up the good work!
That means a lot, Joseph! Thanks!! Glad you're enjoying the show
One of our neighbors had a castor plant in the front garden, together with other dangerous plants. I got a few beans every year because I find them pretty and liked to draw them. I knew they were poisonous and we always threw them away later. But I still love the plant and the pretty beans and would love to paint/draw it and the beans again.
Nice! Do you grow poppy as well?
@@OfftheCuff_Series lol, yes, we had huge very big, bright red ones. They are banned in the US, so I had to leave them behind when I immigrated.
@Sarah Shea I was talking about the particular kind of poppy plants I had. Castor be an plants are ok in the US.
7:30 - yeah... about that....
LOL
The RuneScape clip when they talked about yew trees made my day
This comment made my day 🥲
@@OfftheCuff_Series the Stinging tree is my favorite plant
A comment for the algorithm 💜 pls don't send me poison tho lol.
Thank you!! I'm sure we can manage your request ;)
1:34 Castor Bean shrubs grew wild in my backyard in the Philippines and I remember playing with the spikey berries as a kid and popping them open 😅
I love plant's, a major study of mine. Did they have Giant Hogweed? It mite have been the end of the season but its a very nasty plant. I'd even say its a culprit of Vampires skin blistering in the sunlight, as that is a reaction your skin has to the sap of the plant on your skin. It is however a beautiful plant for a garden, growing up to 12 ft or taller.
They mentioned something like that just before the video ended.
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Wow. I had no idea that such a place existed.
Definitely a magical place!
is it 2 late to get the free plant? lols
ricinus grows every where where i live so i could technically get it for free
Hands down, without a doubt, the worst looking example of a cannabis plant I've ever seen! Great video, though.
Truly enjoy your videos.
Can you please do a video on The Venus Project by Jacque Fresco in Venus, Florida
Glad you're enjoying our channel. That is a great suggestion, Marilyn. We'll look into it!
Do they have a gift shop? 😂
I want onw
I like you guys.....you have another subscriber.
Thanks, Jim :)
Hi guys ,great working with you love the video
John! Great to hear from you. Thanks again for all of your help with this. Hope you enjoyed the final product :) You're the true star here.
@@OfftheCuff_Series nice of you to say, you guys made it nice and relaxing to talk to ,almost like the camera wasn't there.love the channel.Lammas village was great vid too
@@johnknox9839 Ooo I'm glad you found that one! We'll be putting out our episode about the Findhorn Eco-Village soon as well. Hope all is well ✌️
@@OfftheCuff_Series great here we just reopened a couple of weeks ago after winter closing,plenty of victims round the poison garden.i will mention the video on the tours hopefully get a few new subscribers.all the best and keep up the good work
@@johnknox9839 Plenty of victims 😂 Great to hear you guys are back up and running. And thank you! That is greatly appreciated :)
Does the garden have Urtica Ferox, aka the Ongaonga? It's a plant native to New Zealand and I'm quite fond of it.
Hmm, I'm not totally sure. I just asked the gardener. I will keep you posted :) What draws you to the Ongaonga plant?
@@OfftheCuff_Series My mother got stung a few years ago. It hurt for months afterwards, and left a black scar that took about a year to go away. nasty stuff, but facinating
Careful in that garden!
Careful, but not tooooo careful 💁♂️
If I win, I will have won 🏆
What are you winning??
@@OfftheCuff_Series The future that I predicted to come to exist
Sometimes ricinus is the most common plant in my hometown, nothing too awesome.
Whoa! What an interesting place!
I enjoyed the story of how the garden was first started. I wish you had covered that a bit more here. Maybe in the follow-up...
Next time :) Is there something specific you are wondering?
“Sitting in the pub drinking poison ethanol that will kill you and destroy your family, but talking shit about a plant that can save lives and is non lethal”. Give these gardeners some education please
I feel like that guys jacket was phototoxic to my eyes. My eyes felt annoyed the whole time looking at it.