He can't stop. Physically and emotionally unable. Tistic savant levels of plant knowledge. There's not holding this man back. I've been trying to figure out how he does it. If I could retain one tenth of the knowledge this guy sponges up, I'd be far happier about my place in the world.
That’s how I feel about the San Diego Botanic Garden. Since Ari took over as CEO they have been focusing more on conservation / ecology and less on just the aesthetics.
Yes, too many botanical gardens today are set up with hardscape for weddings and events. I would recommend the botanical garden in Montreal. Plant centered.
It's usually because of the need to support the garden. Pretty sad how it's hard to get sufficient funding as an educational and conservation garden. Humans, amirite 😕
Everywhere I go I always check out the gardens, in Australia Sydney one have been they best so far spent 6 hours walking around checking out all the cool plants
Glad you made it back to the stomping grounds, Ton! Late March and April is usually the best time of year for the bulbs in the South African section. There used to two huge terscheckii cacti but one of them collapsed after a winter storm a few years back. Here’s a vid I made years ago with photos of flowers in the bot garden: ua-cam.com/video/Gy5KxlwcGOo/v-deo.htmlsi=kkutIXi0rl4Y2Zoz
Guy knows every plant like a real freak of nature. Is this stuff all your brain is full of or is there room in there for more? Incredible. You're a genius. A real walking encyclopedia.
🎶 I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden 🎶 Very nice walk Joey, beautiful botanical garden tour. I've finally found a home for a Plumeria left to me by a friend that passed. She had a greenhouse, I do not. New friend is a California transplant with more room inside for a tropical. North Georgia will have a hard frost soon, have to find space for the few non-natives I grow. Hate to lose my Fuchsia but they're here for the long migrated Hummers anyway. Good stuff as usual Joey
How can they maintain so many diverse species from such diverse biomes in the the same place? I don't know how they do it, but I'm glad they do. What a lovely place. Thank you for your tour, Joey. I'll try to catch the docent led one (and not get kicked out) if I'm ever there, but I doubt they could tell me as much about the plants as you just did. ❤
That Salvia puberula has huge throats and tiny labiums, I bet there’s tons of nectar in there! I like Gardens a lot more nowadays the more natural and less contrived they appear. This one’s amazing! It was kinda crazy watching you step right out of the deserts of America into the temperate forests of Asia 😂
I was just in the process of commenting about the pronunciation of Boophone. I thought I must have imagined that I read somewhere that it was a four syllable word.
Also great that ecosystem pals probably bring compatible mycorrhizae. Would be fascinating to have typing to see how plant microbiomes change from original
I wonder if they specifically bent that bald cypress to encourage that wild phototropism. Looks like it could have been blown over and they left it and let it recover.
Hey Tony have you been to Tulsa yet and gone to the gathering place it's awesome when everything is going off...if you come up hit me up id love to meet you and have you sign a couple of your books I bought
The only things that would stand a chance of spreading are thing sthat are adapted to Mediterranean climates. Most plants can't tolerate 7 months of summer with no rain
Everything back East sucks compared to this FYI. Multiple rows of the same species planted for "color" and "depth" without any ecological or geographic context. Just my opinion
Channel a childhood filled with constant conflict, occasional vandalism, brief bouts in reform institutions, mixed with a bit of lingering resentment and an overall innate skepticism towards most everything human
Thank you plant uncle never stop
He can't stop. Physically and emotionally unable. Tistic savant levels of plant knowledge. There's not holding this man back. I've been trying to figure out how he does it. If I could retain one tenth of the knowledge this guy sponges up, I'd be far happier about my place in the world.
@@abundantharmony ua-cam.com/video/Y_mPu_TVy1E/v-deo.html
That’s how I feel about the San Diego Botanic Garden. Since Ari took over as CEO they have been focusing more on conservation / ecology and less on just the aesthetics.
Amazing garden!
Generations keep generations going. Beauty.
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This is so damn cool. I absolutely need to make a visit here someday
Yes, too many botanical gardens today are set up with hardscape for weddings and events.
I would recommend the botanical garden in Montreal.
Plant centered.
It's usually because of the need to support the garden. Pretty sad how it's hard to get sufficient funding as an educational and conservation garden. Humans, amirite 😕
Thanks Joey. This garden looks amazing.
I bet the _Calypte anna_ hummingbirds love that place. They are in the PNW all year, so I'm assuming they are down there as well.
Everywhere I go I always check out the gardens, in Australia Sydney one have been they best so far spent 6 hours walking around checking out all the cool plants
Glad you made it back to the stomping grounds, Ton! Late March and April is usually the best time of year for the bulbs in the South African section.
There used to two huge terscheckii cacti but one of them collapsed after a winter storm a few years back.
Here’s a vid I made years ago with photos of flowers in the bot garden: ua-cam.com/video/Gy5KxlwcGOo/v-deo.htmlsi=kkutIXi0rl4Y2Zoz
Nature is the antidote for OCD.
As a machinist it's an advantage, but not in life.
Thanks Joe, your uploads always seem to fill the empty spots.
Awesome tour! Thank you
im preparing for a sabbatical and plant o go to all the best gardens in the world. video coming in handy!
Hey, hello Tony my favorite Botanical gardens too!
Their Puya collection is amazing.
I got my membership to the Huntington here in LA after seeing the puyas doing their thing. That was life changing shit.
Guy knows every plant like a real freak of nature. Is this stuff all your brain is full of or is there room in there for more? Incredible. You're a genius. A real walking encyclopedia.
🎶 I beg your pardon, I never promised you a rose garden 🎶
Very nice walk Joey, beautiful botanical garden tour. I've finally found a home for a Plumeria left to me by a friend that passed. She had a greenhouse, I do not. New friend is a California transplant with more room inside for a tropical. North Georgia will have a hard frost soon, have to find space for the few non-natives I grow. Hate to lose my Fuchsia but they're here for the long migrated Hummers anyway.
Good stuff as usual Joey
Great video!
Eu moro Goiânia, Brasil, seus vídeos são ótimos muito bom mesmo, vejo seus vídeos todos os dias ❤meu nome é Elaine tenho 48 anos
This is how I want to do my own garden, as an ecological museum.
That new oak at 28:47 is from Michoacán, which you can remember because purhepecha is dedicated to the indigenous population there of the same name!
If your 3 year old calls you on the Boo-phone, you better answer that shit
I was just at the Santa Barbara Botanical gardens, decent, but mostly out of season right now despite our mild fall and winter.
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How can they maintain so many diverse species from such diverse biomes in the the same place? I don't know how they do it, but I'm glad they do. What a lovely place. Thank you for your tour, Joey. I'll try to catch the docent led one (and not get kicked out) if I'm ever there, but I doubt they could tell me as much about the plants as you just did. ❤
That Salvia puberula has huge throats and tiny labiums, I bet there’s tons of nectar in there!
I like Gardens a lot more nowadays the more natural and less contrived they appear. This one’s amazing! It was kinda crazy watching you step right out of the deserts of America into the temperate forests of Asia 😂
That labeling is next level. Jardin des Plantes in Paris are currently using a phylogeny tree layout. Interesting but unnatural
We need a park that does this in Chicago!!
Climate doesn't support such but yeah
I was just in the process of commenting about the pronunciation of Boophone. I thought I must have imagined that I read somewhere that it was a four syllable word.
I LOVE CARE CONIFERS!
nice
Also great that ecosystem pals probably bring compatible mycorrhizae. Would be fascinating to have typing to see how plant microbiomes change from original
Gotta do a tour of the Huntington garden down in LA county. It should only take a few days
If cloud forests are your thing, Wayqecha biological station in Peru comes highly recommended!
It's odd not seeing you not man handle the plants.
When I'm rich my front yard will be modeled exactly like this episode
Nevermind the man handling is later in the video
Bro got banned from the tour for knowing too much on said tour, lmao. Who else does that happen to?
I wonder if they specifically bent that bald cypress to encourage that wild phototropism. Looks like it could have been blown over and they left it and let it recover.
Hey Tony have you been to Tulsa yet and gone to the gathering place it's awesome when everything is going off...if you come up hit me up id love to meet you and have you sign a couple of your books I bought
That was amazing. Tysm. Gfyb
i wonder how such gardens prevent the plants from spreading uncontrollably beyond the boundaries of the park
The only things that would stand a chance of spreading are thing sthat are adapted to Mediterranean climates. Most plants can't tolerate 7 months of summer with no rain
I live in the area, been there many times! Never considered it the best - actually miss the conservatory back east - but good to know
Everything back East sucks compared to this FYI. Multiple rows of the same species planted for "color" and "depth" without any ecological or geographic context. Just my opinion
What did you do to get kicked out? you character, you!
Oh, great, they’re growing all that shit outside?
How do you do that voice?
He’s from Chicago. It’s a Chicago accent. You have to be born and raised here.
@JoseMartinez-df2db yeah right. That's like an old timey mobster voice
@@whatthefunction9140 It's classic south side Chicago lol. I know more than one Tony that speaks like this, oddly enough.
Channel a childhood filled with constant conflict, occasional vandalism, brief bouts in reform institutions, mixed with a bit of lingering resentment and an overall innate skepticism towards most everything human
You're in town and didn't stop in?
_Crosses fingers_ Wollemi?
Large one at SF Bot Garden
A Rose.
The poodle of flowers.
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