Plantsmans Corner; New Shoots 1
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
- "The Wheel of Time turns, and ages come and pass, leaving memories that become legend. Legend fades to myth, and even myth is long forgotten when the Age that gave it birth comes again"......Robert Jordan.
Loved this video! Thomas and George keep the knowledge coming I was thoroughly delighted with all content and seeing your handsome faces again🤗say hi to Malcolm🤗❤️💥
Positively, professional, profound, profuse and passionate people.
Oh goody! I am 5 minutes in and I am a happy little Vegemite, obviously from Down Under. I learn so much from all of you. Hi to Malcolm, whatever he is up to.
Edit. Thomas, dont go changing, you are a gem. And George...wow, a bit of Rumi and Aristotle in the greenhouse.What a find you are. Thank you, men and Elizabeth.
This happy little Vegemite is also thrilled. When Malcolm posted everyday I learned so much. This is wonderful, thanks team. George is opposite of Thomas and Malcolm, which is wonderful. Great to see Liz after so long.
SO HAPPY WE HAVE ANOTHER VID!
It's so nice to see you all! You are a fantastic bunch and so knowledgeable. Thank you for taking the time to show us what we can do at home. I only have a small space and mini greenhouses but I love to learn. I'm sure many of the viewers will be excited about these clips for the average gardener at home. I sat and watched all the episodes malcom made for a year as a nursery man. It was brilliant and I leaned so much. I bought a few plants he mentioned, 1 being the weigela darts colour dream. It was so difficult to find one last year and its so different from the usual pink . Take care guys! Keep the videos coming and hi to malcom . Best wishes davena
I agree with George about ferns. I love them too. They have an instant calming affect & are an incredibly interesting plant! I have a fern garden which brings me much happiness. Absolutely love this first in this series! So much better than the BBC show that shall not be named... Thank you all for sharing your wisdom & humor. I'm a fan! ❤
Great video guys plenty of knowledge and information. Keep em coming.
Brilliant video. Lots of useful information but also very entertaining 👍
I especially enjoy George's botanical knowledge which allows him to expound on the reasons why we horticulturists do what we do. You're all making us better home gardeners.
Wonderful ! So looking forward to more videos 💐🇨🇦
Great idea, nice to see old and new faces.
Can you please give us an update on Clara and the sweet lady (sorry,I don't remember her name) who did the photographs and the poetry readings?
Amanda is still with us and she’s sure to feature in future videos and Clara went travelling after college. 😊
@@thomaswilson5070 thank you very much for the reply.
Love the new series ❤
Delightful! I'm enlightened and amused; many thanks to all who made this episode possible! Sunday morning coffee done, I'm off to look at trouble in the food area of my Sonoma County garden (Northern California). Suggiestion: tree propogation? I take on any tree seed or seedling I find, as I feel they are our Saving Grace. Conifers, shade trees, fruit or flowering...love them all.
We intend to do some budding of trees this year and if we’re still filming we will likely do some side-veneer grafting next year. 😁
Good video, keep them coming.
I've missed the Eggleston crew. Enjoyed this video - thank you for sharing knowledge. Hi from across pond - New England.
Thoroughly enjoyable even if I felt I was back in school at times ! Can I request you include Amanda - she must have further news on her beaver !!!
Excellent ❤
Thanks Thomas🙏🏼
Absolutely quality in every way well done
Great job
It’s so great to see Plantsman’s corner back! Can Malcolm make a guest appearance with the dogs? I miss him and the dogs! Happy gardening from Isleboro Maine, USA.
Your Abutilon is worth keeping and propagating. Firstly for the bluish tint to buds and also its pendulus flowers. Usually lilac purple or pure white .
You all did brilliantly! I absolutely loved it. I am slightly biased towards the veggie front but Love love love to have things explained so well when it comes to how plants are propergated and where they like to grow etc. Well done xx
Brilliant video, so informative, and I loved George's philosophical quotations. Definitely more from your nursery please.
Hilarious but we always learn something. George and Thomas, what a double act. Keep these coming please guys and girls, lovely to see Elizabeth too. 👍🏼🙂
Really enjoyed talking with you today Thomas and thanks for the recommendations. This video is so informative and full of the genuine love and care you all have for what you do. Keep on being your own natural, wise, knowledgeable and funny selves.
PS My little collection of Geums, mostly from Eggleston, have undergone a flowering epiphany this year and I have lots of seed. Tips on propagating them from seed please. I'm very interested in what variations might appear bearing in mind that Malcolm's Frilly F*nny is the predominant variety here :D
We’ll see what we can do, though we have never grown them from seed ourselves as we have always just propagated them by division. 😊
Great video , funny and educational , luv it !! 😁👍🏻
Fantastic thank you 😊
Great video. Love George’s informative guidance about why you do cuttings below node and his extensive botanical knowledge. Love the use of correct terms. Thomas as always is funny and I enjoyed his pieces. Shades of Malcom’s influence felt. Well done. Looking forward to future videos
top vid keep it up. cheers.
Brilliant video really informative and enjoyable to see thanks guys
Great video guys really enjoyed it look forward to the next one. Especially liked the propagation info
Welcome back. George is amazing.
Hi I really enjoyed this even the larking about,but also very informative.thanks guys 😊.
Great stuff!
Love the chat....vomit splattered varigation 😂, chaste ferns😮 , Rumi and Aristotle🤔, PPPPPs🥴, dog supervision sensible or not❤ good faith criticism😬,snacks while you work🤣, brilliant explanations and descriptions and a BIG SCIENTIFIC WORDS.
Can't wait for future episodes and to visit next time I'm up north.
Loved this video.
Great video 👍👍. Well put together👏, informative and yet still fun to watch🌱🌱🌱. Thanks to all of you! (& here I go eating some of my weeds 😂). Ps: a video about "the seeds: to freeze or not to freeze" explaining how to do it the simple way and which plants it concerns or one also about "the cuttings to do this month" or something similar would be great. Just an idea. Thanks again 😊
We’re going to show all the types of cutting that we do over the course of the series. I’ll discuss with George if he wants to tackle the to stratify or not to stratify topic. 😊
Loved it!
Well done lads! Fantastic. Where’s Amanda?
Amanda is still based at the gardens and she’s sure to feature in future videos. 😊
I had an incident where my soil was contaminated by the manure it evidently is a weed killer herbicide that stays in the grass and passes through the cow or whatever and stays in the manure, it was bagged manure which was composted and sold by a local outlet. My soil stayed unusable for several years mainly because I didn’t want to remove the contaminated soil.
Awesome video. Thank you
Loved the info and format of this video. Look forward to more
A 2 plant grow bag cut in half and stood on end pot like or sunk a bit into the greenhouse soil makes looking after the plants easier.
That’s a great suggestion, though given how unimpressed George was with the grow bags we chose, I doubt we’ll be using them in future but it’s all part of the experiment. 😁
so Malcolm did the editing. Well he got the audio right in post. Finally! There was a time he didn't give a bugger about audio 😅
LOVE IT!
Loved it. Thank you fog sharing all that information. I grow diascia and love it. Have you trued diascia integrrima? It's shorter and just as beautiful as personata
We haven’t grown that one, we’ll have to keep an eye out for it! We have grown D. fetcaniensis in the past but found that to be slightly too weak.
Great to have a new series from Eggleston. Hoping to make my first visit at some point over the summer. Should I bring my wallet?
Most definitely! I went about 3 years ago and the quality of the plants, and at such reasonable prices, meant I was so tempted to buy loads of them. Sadly we were on holiday and the car was already full of luggage but I squeezed in what I could! Allow plenty of time too, it's a wonderful place to visit. One of my happiest moments was seeing the enormous bird feeder [takes about 10/12 birds at once] with so many different species of bird on it, amaazing! We actually managed to find one on line and although we don't have the bird varieties that they have at Egglestone it was well appreciated by our garden birds. I don't know if they still have that? And it was also nice to 'spot' the famous faces, it's like being in Hollywood! Lisa, Malcolms wife, helped us find a particular plant and packed up all our purchases, I saw Thomas working in the distance and John driving a mini tractor, I could hear the lovely lady who reads the poems out on the original series, she was in her little shop with a customer, and I had a good close look at the huge ancient tree in the gardens...fabulous day. We've moved a lot further south now but I hope to get back there some day.🤞
@@pegsbarton6353 Sounds like you had a great day. I'm looking forward to seeing the place.
Can you do a weekly garden diary vlog again😊
Brilliant. I found my fellow horticulture nerds 😂
Can you please do a youtube short on how to remove star pickets from the ground. Malcolm showed how to do it in the year in the nursery series but i don't know which it was. Thank you from another Aussie.
Great series malcolm. Really enjoying it so far. I was curious what brand of compost are they using it looks very good quality. Thanks
For as long as I’ve been at the nursery we have used compost from Keith Singleton Horticulture based in Cumbria, we only use their container shrub mix and we find it to be superb! 😊
@thomaswilson5070 thanks very thomas. I'm currently using clover professional potting compost and getting quite good results with it.
Very interesting guys, especially enjoyed science and culture time with George. Education and a bit of smut is a great combination, keep it up guys! How is Amanda doing these days?
Amanda’s still based at the gardens and she’s sure to feature in future videos. 😊
@@thomaswilson5070 That's great to hear, thanks Thomas.
I try albutilon often but fail a fairly good amount of the times I try.. I see folks that have them and do nothing to them, ignoring them completely yet they come back and bloom each year...I must not have the perfect spot for them,,,
Oh god.. I'm in Spain and have a big rehearsal to go to and then after the match and if Eng are truly terrible this will be great to chuckle along to.. can Thomas count??
We hope to have another episode out in the coming days, so if England are as dull as previously, there’ll at least be something to take your mind off the football!
What happened to the other young girl that worked there she used to make me laugh
After college, Clara went to travel Africa. 😊
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But there's no swearing yet lol
I distinctly heard a buggers!
And don't forget, those Lidl bags were shit 😂
Isn't that true quite irritating to the skin?