Love your content! Seeing the various gardens that you film is fantastic and opens my imagination. I’ve seen entryways lined with sycamores; beautiful!
Pin oaks make the most beautiful avenues. A stroll through the streets of Toorak will convince anyone of this. Liquidambars are also popular choices for avenues there but tend to be less visually appealing due to the greater natural variability of the species.
Hummm. I found this interesting but I did not particularly like any of these avenues. The most visually pleasing was the Pin Oaks. I dobhiwevervlike the streets of Grafton when the Jacaranda are in bloom.
I love the avenue at Cruden Farm, I was lucky enough to visit there a few years ago when Dame Elizabeth had a big event and my partner was playing there in a jazz band. Her garden was amazing and she has some beautiful roses and perennials as well. But my favourite avenue is Honour Ave at Macedon. 🌳
What a glorious avenue, the lemon eucalyptus make. I have about 500 ft of driveway that curves towards the house after a long straight. I was considering pin oak or dogwood. But in a recent video you shared an upright oak that is evergreen. That caught my eye. Thank you for sharing.
There's a home near us here in Central Victoria that has the most beautiful Linden avenue and the fragrance when they flower is just amazing. It's on one of my favourite walking routes any time of the year.
As a non Austyralian viewer I loved seeing the Eucalyptus avenue, and all the information on the Gums, I have a passion for exotics here, which means I love Australian plants, I've been wanting to plant more Eucalypts on my family farm, but almost all old Eucalyptus have fallen over the years, and I'm still nervous to plant more 😅
@@thehorti-culturalists I've grown Primulas with relative success for my tropical weather here :P cant resist them when I see them in the big box store
@@thehorti-culturalists Stephen, I particularly like how you analyse her design. It gives me a greater appreciation of her thinking process and her creativity
At a rural fete in Zimbabwe one stallholder covered the ground with lemon-scented gum leaves. The sun and the shopper-treading released their wonderful fragrance all day. Afterwards I scooped up a few leaves and left them in my car - the free lemon pot pourri lasted for weeks.
Love your content! Seeing the various gardens that you film is fantastic and opens my imagination. I’ve seen entryways lined with sycamores; beautiful!
Thanks for watching - glad we're fueling your imagination!
Pin oaks make the most beautiful avenues. A stroll through the streets of Toorak will convince anyone of this. Liquidambars are also popular choices for avenues there but tend to be less visually appealing due to the greater natural variability of the species.
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Copper beach is so cute❤
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Hummm. I found this interesting but I did not particularly like any of these avenues. The most visually pleasing was the Pin Oaks. I dobhiwevervlike the streets of Grafton when the Jacaranda are in bloom.
It would be a boring old world if we all liked the same thing I guess! Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists it sure would
I love the avenue at Cruden Farm, I was lucky enough to visit there a few years ago when Dame Elizabeth had a big event and my partner was playing there in a jazz band.
Her garden was amazing and she has some beautiful roses and perennials as well. But my favourite avenue is Honour Ave at Macedon. 🌳
There’s an avenue in central Oahu called Royal Palm Drive, which makes the humble environ feel absolutely majestic. Love it!
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Great videos. I’d love an avenue of ginkgo or jacarandas
Equally fabulous! Thanks for watching!
What a glorious avenue, the lemon eucalyptus make. I have about 500 ft of driveway that curves towards the house after a long straight. I was considering pin oak or dogwood. But in a recent video you shared an upright oak that is evergreen. That caught my eye. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching - and what a thrill to plant an avenue! Good luck!
Have you heard of the Seven Sons tree? I wonder if it's habit would be too sprawling. It is heavenly with it's blooms and colaxes
It is a lovely large deciduous shrub and mine is about 5metres tall by 3metres wide. Heptacodium miconioidesih the botanic name. Regards Stephen
There's a home near us here in Central Victoria that has the most beautiful Linden avenue and the fragrance when they flower is just amazing. It's on one of my favourite walking routes any time of the year.
Sounds heavenly! Thanks for watching!
As a non Austyralian viewer I loved seeing the Eucalyptus avenue, and all the information on the Gums, I have a passion for exotics here, which means I love Australian plants, I've been wanting to plant more Eucalypts on my family farm, but almost all old Eucalyptus have fallen over the years, and I'm still nervous to plant more 😅
we all love to push the barriers when we plant. I’ve tried Meconopsis and Edelweiss with little success. Regards Stephen
@@thehorti-culturalists I've grown Primulas with relative success for my tropical weather here :P cant resist them when I see them in the big box store
Great to see this example of Edna Walling’s genius, looking forward to seeing more of her designs.
Thanks for watching - we have a couple of possible Walling garden visits up our sleeve!
@@thehorti-culturalists Stephen, I particularly like how you analyse her design. It gives me a greater appreciation of her thinking process and her creativity
At a rural fete in Zimbabwe one stallholder covered the ground with lemon-scented gum leaves. The sun and the shopper-treading released their wonderful fragrance all day. Afterwards I scooped up a few leaves and left them in my car - the free lemon pot pourri lasted for weeks.
PS I did love the look of that avenue.
What a poetically fabulous idea! The smell in summer rain is also beautiful!