Goodbye neighbours
Вставка
- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Goodbye neighbours is a fast growing screening plant that can grow up to 2 metres a year in perfect growing conditions, exclusively available at Tim's Garden Centre in 200mm pots. We can deliver them to your door, all along the east coast of Australia - see our web site for details, www.timsgardencentre.com.au
.It is only available in Australia. Look fot the Goodbye Neighbours label. It's got my ugly face on it. Contact us office@timsgardencentre.com.au
He really hate his neighbors I can feel it
Ha,ha, I love you Aussies, only in Australia would you have a hedge plant called "Goodbye Neighbours" love it!
Think ur confused with Canadians m8
@@KzEProduction No they're definitely Aussies m8!
i will loooove to have some of those goodbye neighbours...
Too bad they don't sell this in America. I have some neighbors from hell I'm just dying to say Bye Bye to!
Idk I've seen in America b4
If you planted this 'weed' then you'd be the neighbour from hell!
SeriousSchitt I did one better. I went ahead and "planted" a privacy fence. LOL
SeriousSchitt ñ
Yeah I need this or kudzu a sap. Junkyard in my back door.
I bought two from Tim's nursery maybe 18 months ago. They are now about 3 metres tall. I'm allowing mine to grow into trees rather than hedging. So far they are looking superb and pest free
Geezz how I wish you're garden center was here in the States! I really need the Goodbye neighbours plants badly!
the best attention catching headline !
My best friend, Thank you for your hard work in making the video. I enjoyed the good video. Have a happy day.
Awesome explanation about hedge garden. Thanks 🙏 for the lovely sharing.
What an excellent title!!, exactly the reason I want the hedge for, I hate having neighbours, Alan, in Norfolk, England.
Me too, I hate having neighbours, I'd like to have that hedging plant.
I'd like screen out my neighbours with a giant fly swat.
Man those are really nice, I would love to have these in the US... Thumbs up Sir!
For those in the USA asking about Lilly pillies they tend to grow in areas of good rainfall from temperate to tropical.
The thing with a plant like this, it gives you a fast screen, great. When I have a 6 foot hedge that is 100 feet long let's say, every year the plants grow 7 feet tall according to this video. That's an insane amount of clippings and work compared to a slower growing plant. Patience and thinking ahead is key
Awesome 💙
Well, for a guy that can make wine from water, I'm sure you can find a way to slow them down.
How do you trim the hedge on the other side? Do you ask your neighbors to allow you over everytime it needs hedging? Do they trim it? Do you put the hedge further inward, so that you can walk on what is legally your territory to trim your hedge? Or maybe you hire someone that your neighbor agrees to come trim? I would love to plant one of these on my yard, but don't really have any experience as to how these work.
We want a...Shrubberry..!
I thought he's the dude in Just For Laughs!lol!
I'm that neighbor everyone hates so I need this. What is it? Shalom you are loved
Thumbs Down are from Nosey Neighbours!!
Protection from his neighbors?! Hahaha
Haha i think its needed
The root system is not invasive especially if you keep the plant pruned.
We have a hedge growing here at the nursery. It hasn't lifted the paver or damaged the retaining wall. Come and check it out.
I planted poison ivy and poison oaks, Boston ivy, along with oleanders, on the edge of my property here in California.
I don't have a nosy neighbors problem anymore.
nipzilla Lol...since they cut down a two sides of hedging and two trees in my garden, resorting to Paulownia I hope. Broken my back replanting hedges. And leaving nettles to party on the edges 😅
nipzilla brillamt...
Lmao! The deadly cocktail!
🤣😂
Poison ivy that's a good idea I wish I thought of that years ago
Thanks Mitch, I live in a cold valley so it does look like Surrey sometimes.
This plant is cold tolerant. Sorry about the over use of the word Fantastic!
How I wish this were available in the US! Would this plant be able to withstand snow in the winter and 10 degrees below zero temps? Please let us know when and where these might be available for those of us who are interested in the U.S. Thank You!
Elizabeth C DUH if he's in Canada it can stand colds you idiot
spectrumlocalb191 The guy in the video is in Australia.
Beautiful
I planted 4 some years ago purchased from my local Bog W garden centre, (reputable source) they failed to grow. Planted other types of bush from cuttings nearby, they thrive, but the Tim's brand of Goodbye Neighbour has totally failed to thrive in southern Adelaide Australia.
Please give us the name of the plant? Not what you named it. I leave in USA
do you cell the seeds ??
The Harmonic Reactor 🤣 right
Syzygium, or Lilly Pilly. Hope that helps
I think it might be called Acmena Smithii
In the American South, all we have to do is plant kudzu. Everyone & everything disappears, neighbors & all. Eventually, the whole world will surrender to kudzu.
I wish you could deliver to croatia, I love this hedge!
Good bye neighbour 😂😂😂
Yes I think it would grow in Leura. Plant it in the warmer months so it has time to get established.
Hello, we picked up a few of these from your Garden Centre, we don't know much about gardening. Have you got a video showing how to start pruning a Goodbye Neighbour after you have planted it in the ground?
wait till neighbor tries to trim and hacks away from his side, making holes in hedge!
could you just say what the plant is actually called. not everybody lives in Campbell town
Spot on. He's trying to corner the market.
Hey! I live in Campbelltown! :-)
JUST ANSWER THE QUESTION GARDNERS WE DONT NEED SPEECHES
It was originally called "Timmy's Pickled Bush" but nobody was buying it.
and the plant name is???? What?!
Remember the Noisey Neighbour Plant,
It's fantastic!
Badly needed this
Thanks Jesus. Everyone's in a hurry these days so they want a hedge fast.
Modern hedge trimmers make pruning so much easier. I use a Pole hedge trimmer at my place.
I need this in North Carolina!!!
Thanks for your advice. Just one question. If I make such a natural hedge along a neighbor boundary. I can maintain my side often but how I can be sure or manage the other side what might irritate the neighbor if I can not go that side to trim them off?
Thanks Tim for the awesome, informative and very helpful video!
Thanks for you about it
wow beautiful
Great video here. I'm considering this plant or in the process of building a horizontal screen fence.. I too would like to say goodbye to noisy neighbors. Hopefully bush is dense enough to muff out their noisy dog!
btw if I planted one plant could that extend width wise to create a hedge or would i need a few. I only want to grow about 50-60cm wide from fence. My back area is quite sandy too
At least you can use a dog whistle to irritate the dog back until MAYBE they learn some manners. But most dog owners don’t have any. A very small percentage do. It’s the same no matter what you bring along...not everyone loves your dog/child like you do, dear world, so kindly keep them in check in public places. Your right to swing your fist ends where everyone else’s nose begins. When ignored, their fist may decide to swing freely and meet up with your nose as well. One can only hope.
Hedges do require pruning but they can give you privacy from your neighbours.
They also give the small birds somewhere safe to nest.
2m a year! So you'll be trimming the hedge every weekend?
Beautiful 💗
I really like the name of the plan.
That bird thou
Someone over here in the UK had the same idea 40 years ago (as Edward says below) They were called conifers and they have been nothing but trouble ever since. You say it grows six feet per year? You must spend all day every day trimming it. Imagine if you left it alone for a year or two. Steer well clear of this plant my Ozzie cousins.
This is about the best advice that anyone's offered so far! Who (other than the most naive) would ever want a weed like this? I'm trying my best to remove this kinda crap and, where I can, put up decent 'no maintenance' 'man made' fences.
Some people must have nothing better to do with their time! 6 feet per year...
your description sounds like the dreaded "Leighton Green" , an ugly fast growing pine that is becoming common coz councils won't approve high fences & ppl grow them for privacy , this craze will end in tears tho !
For those that need the scientific name of goodbye neighbours is:Acmena smithii and you can buy it at california
J.Jesus Ramirez A common name for it is Lilly Pilly Tree. It can be pruned as a tree although it looks rangy. It is not a surface rooter, so it could be planted near a sidewalk. Since it grows near streams, it probably has high water requirements. Pruning it as a formal hedge looks like a good use of the plant.
Thank you for this! I have some neighbors that like to dumb their cat litter into my back yard and they have this big mess back there that makes it look like it's in our back yard. We put up a privacy fence but they dump the cat litter along our fence into our yard still. I just hope it grows in my area.
I certainly hope your neighbors have stopped dumping on your property. I would highly suggest you get a camera and capture them on video. That way you can use it as evidence not only of illegal dumping, but also in court when you sue them for the cost to clean up their cat shit.
J.Jesus Ramirez thank you 😊
J.Jesus Ramirez will it grow in Louisiana??? Zone 7
This is amazing be brilliant . Hate seeing my neighbours mushes absolutely hell they are will have a look into these look great!!
what is the genus and species name?
acmena smithii
Good fences, make good neighbors.
Build that wall.
Any fast growers that don't need much water or trim? Like tree's that are wide and spread
I have a neighbor that is a pain in the pasturer i would love to say goodbye
I love it
I love the hedge! Would it survive in north america? If so what is the actual name of the plant as I would love to grow a nice hedge like yours.
How can a trademark be the identity of a plant.? You identify the plant as GOODBYE NEIGHBOURS which is not the name of the plant at all
The plant is a type of lilly pilly,(Acmena smitii minor 'Goodbye neighbours'). The reason plants may be referred to by there trademarked name, is to differentiate between the many hundreds of other Acmena smithii minor that are on the market, Each having a different colour, habit, leaf size, dimensions.A. Smithii minor 'goodbye neighbours is different to A. smithii 'firescreen', which is different to A. smithii 'tiny trev', which is different to A. smithii 'cherry surprise' etc.So if it doesnt have The Goodbye Neighbours label attached it's not Goodbye Neighbours.
Tim Pickles your lack of understanding of trademarks is very poor
Have a good read of the National Plant Labelling Guidelines. Firstly a trade mark is an adjective, Once it becomes a noun its a clear sign the trademark is being misused. In your video you continually refer to the plant as Goodbye Neighbours
Trade marks CAN NOT identify the plant as you have suggested
Isnt it obvious to you that the varieties you have used for differentiation are all VARIETIES (Firescreen, Tiny Trev and Cherry Surprise) while Goodbye Neighbours is a registered trademark. Does this seem strange to you?
+Jeff Koelewyn I understand that you start the comment with a double negative..poorly done.
Isn't that what Monsanto did Jeff?
Thank you Jeff!
A select form Mathew. It has much smaller leaves than Smithii so it is better for hedging. Al round a much better plant so don't let people tell you it's the same plant. Check for the Goodbye Neighbours label. That's my ugly head.
Oh team I am the coastal city of Mombasa Kenya and could definitely use good buy neighbours
Can this plant grow in New York City, and where can I get it?
If you don't want to be constantly pruning your privacy hedge, plant a metal cyclone fence with reed fencing attached to the front or back.
Sorry it is not grown in the USA yet. If a nursery would like to grow it contact me via email. See our Tim's Garden Centre web site for details.
In the philippines we use 6 feet hollow blocks with concrete fence and barbed wire on top to keep everything out.. its not the nosy vecinos that we hate but felons... the fence is the most important thing no need for guns in most cases..
Beethoven Deguzman ----paint it all green to confuse the crooks and the birds lol
Hi Tim, any issues with rodents living in these hedges?
Here in Gwinnett County, we have a pattern of illegals living 5 families per house, and turning their home into a business, right in the middle of a subdivision. The county doesn't do squat about it. One popular thing, is to turn your home into a mini landscaping company, complete with landscaping supplies, vehicles, and a BIG GIANT building almost as big as the house. LOVELY! I need a 3 meter barrier, just so I can enjoy my home as if it was just a home, and I'm pretty much the only person in my neighborhood that wants their home to be a home.
on the plus side, you won't have to look far for people to maintain your new hedge
Darn I'm not in Australia anymore mine Texas bring it here lol.
This reminds me of privet hedge plants.
hi, I live in the Netherlands and could use this hedge, whats the name of the shrub?
its be cool to have this in my yard, in the us but I guess it be to cold in the winter. love the hedge.
This is a meme material
I wonder if these are available in the UK. My neighbours are lovely but like many uk townies they are building like crazy. So it's more a case of wanting to say "Goodbye neighbour's buildings" and hello green again.
Townies sure do know how to ruin the scenery in a flash. They move to the country for its quaintness and quiet, and then bring the town mentality and arrogance with them to wreck it all...
Excellent tip! Does it also erase annoying screaming coming from your neighbors?
This is a tropical plant. In the US, it’s zone 11. Grows in San Marino, California & New Orleans, Louisiana under the name Acmena Smithii
Nice video mate 👍
is this plant evergreen?
We moved to a nice upper class neighborhood with no HOA.. Things were mostly fine for the most part everyone kept their high priced properties and homes nicely kept up. 4 years ago a young couple moved in that have to be the laziest people in the world. I will never understand why they bought in a area like ours. Some of the trash has been along side their house in the open for over 2 years.. one of their bushes has a large plastic bag stuck under it for a couple of years. When they moved in they put a picnic table in the front yard, sprayed it down with some cheap spray paint thinking it would last... it was faded out after the first year and now is the center piece of their yard with weeds growing up around it. They do have a person that comes and mows their 5 acres weekly but that is all he gets paid for is the mowing so no trimming is ever done on the property.. when it is trash day they leave open trash cans out for the pickup. If a wind comes through I have to pick up trash off my property and they leave the rubish cans out for a week sometimes.. So this is why we need Good Bye Neighbor privacy hedges..
how far do you have to plant these away from your property line so as to not trespass onto your neighbour's land and how often will you need to trim them .
maybe a nice dry stone wall would be an attractive alternative that you both could admire.
you and your neighbours , you might even get too talking to each other.
even become neighbourly a place to chat get to know each other.
What is the USA equivalent to this hedge?
Acmena smithii
Hi Tim - do you know what the species or scientific name of the plant is? Thank you
Syzgium (Acmena)smithii - lily pilly
What is the name of the plant? To try to find it in LatinAmerica!
Also would you please, show process to mantain, how to make it square? But no so wide!😯 thks!
Amazing only 1 year..
Need to get a good size land and a few good bye neighbours
Neighbor sprays weed killer on the bush
do they sell these in the USA?
Do you have an outlet in the United States? I'm sure that delivering from Australia to U.S. would be most prohibitive.
You never mentioned what type of hedge it was?
Too right he wants make some serious wonga
I think its called Acmena Smithii
Yes
In U.S. try Privet or Laurel.
Hi Tim, We are planning to plants those in our garden, but we realised that we have only 30 cms of soil and under that is just rocks. How deep this plants need to root properly. Thanks.
I love a trimmed bush. I dont like a scruffy nor wide bush
I live in Melton Victoria can they grow over there
I need this good by neighbor.
What hegde species its that plant will survive the winter
Hi tim
That plant is called *EUGINIA*
Is this hedge plant easily available in Aussie Brisbane garden stores?
Can u make a video where you say, "pardon me, do you have any grey poupon?"
So these can grow 18 feet in length
Bring them to the Usa!!!!!
How does this hedge do in Hot Tucson, Arizona?
How do they cope in windy conditions?