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Try a greenhouse cover.

hey man, your videos are delightful, you should do a garden tour or do more easy hobby gardening videos. cheers from Houston Tx USA

They need some pretty big pots

WHEN I PLANT THEM IN THE GARDEN, DO I PLANT THEM INDIVIDUALLY OR GROUP PLANTING?

I am going to pick up 5 pots of camellia next week from a seller. I live in Maryland zone 7a. Should I plant them right away since I have heard people say because the room temperature is high and inside the house is very dry because of the heat, some camellia died. Please let me know what soil do I need to buy from Homed Depot. Thanks

What size is the pot please and where did you get it?

Thank you. I live in zone 6, I believe, and it gets pretty cold, maybe not much more than -5, so I should be ok. So I’ll move it up to the porch. The porch is covered, though, do you think that will be ok? Is not got any walls, but is covered. Thank you in advance for any help.

thankyou that was beautiful! so sincere, personal and simple....thata how I like it.

After it stops blooming cut it down a bit maybe 2 inches. Mine is blooming again. I bought it last year and have never repoted it but I will this summer.

Hi ! When you say winter. I live in Quebec, Canada and we get lows as low as -30 degres Celcius.. would you think the plant would survive in that temperature? If i wrap the pot and maybe wrap the tree itself and protect it from snow collapsing on it close to my house ? Thanks !!! :)

Thanks Rob , Your video was really helpful to a beginner like me. Easy to follow and gave me confidence to pot up my 2 new Camellia's

I bought my first camellia today :) I was thinking of them for a while. so charming plants

largely depends where in UK you are. You're right to take care with this as Olive plants in pots will be more susceptible to frost damage than those planted in the ground. Here on the coast we plant them in the ground because they are hardy, and there are some good sized small trees around. Nice plant either way.

Think the main reason it died is ' french ' lavender . It rarely survives more than the one summer in the UK , regardless of whatever ...

I started with Woodglut plans.

Looked a bit awkward bending down while potting, try and repot on a table!

It's good to see the woodprix has new Instructions to save my money and energy to build it.

Does it smell...?

how cold did it get and C or F temp wise?

Qué bella kokedama. Me gustó!.

How is the lavender like a little tree?

I have chemelliaplant ...it has lots of buds since last fifteen day but not blooming but rather more and more buds are coming .....can you explain why

How long does it take to produce fruit in the olive tree

Thanks mate, good advice.

Great idea

Beautiful Lavender plant :) Great video ... Thanks for sharing !

Its may and I'm in England. Why do the cherry tomato seedlings keep dying in a greenhouse? They don't get more than 1cm tall.

You didn’t mention fertilizer

Why did you feel it necessary to replace the soil from the dead plant(with fresh soil), but not to clean the pot before putting a new plant in?

You forgot to tease the roots a bit. If you don't the roots will start to choke themselves!

Where about's are you Rob? Yorks or Lancs? definitely north of Watford gap that's for sure.

Thanks for the vids. I'm a novice gardener about to start an rhs course so finding your content very helpful. Cheers.

I plan on getting seeds of scabiosa from botanical interest thanks for uploading this its interesting

Hi from Southampton, any luck with your cannas? I got two this April 2017 (Tropicana and gold) about the same size. Could you tell me how often should I water them, please?

great vid thanx

Lindo lindo lindo lindo lindo lindo!

nice

Hi Rob, some website recommend a mulch but I noticed you haven't. Just wondered what your thoughts are on that?

Any follow-up on this, mate? Hope those callas are going well. :)

What a charming garden you have!

Update long overdue ............. Hope you are OK Rob.

That was beautiful. Must have had tripod for those blackbirds shots hey? Please don't think he wants you out, he's wants you to look after his every need (his slave if you like!)

I told you, you have inspired me - sat in my sitting room is a large plastic box, just like yours but deeper, that I brought in madness a week or so ago and wondered what on earth I was going to with it after I realised my original idea for it was fundamently flawed (YT vid for hog feeding house) - now known not to be necessary and heck, the wood mice would likely eat all the food. I do however need to take numerous cuttings from winter honeysuckle to grow for a hedge and it will be perfect to keep the deer and rabbits out - and keep by my back door to check on for water - yippee! An air supply is needed so I'm thinking of drilling holes in the bottom and top - may I ask you thoughts on that?

I thought your partner would be Chinese (given the valentine's gift and bonsai pines)! How about an experiment with that basil and various natural slug protectors - broken egg shells and coffee grounds for starters maybe? I too would love to grow basil in the garden but have rabbits to contend with as well so no chance :( Pleased to hear you have hogs too; I caught one for the first time on my trail cam last night; I'm so excited; I'm going to edit the footage and post tomorrow - first post in ages:)

LOL! I was just imaging those giant pine trees growing in your small urban garden, then bonsai - soild sport! If within budget, a small (or large) heated propagator can be used indoors for any of those tricky, heat loving ones. Fingers crossed for all but especially those pines :)

Nice collection Rob; great to see some plants in the ground too but I appreciate that wasn't the focus of this video :) Still thinking about where you might place that water butt as no sign of even a tiny shed where the lawn mower lives ;) Shall stop watching for tonight or I will drive your crazy with comments. Keep up the good work :)

Oh my! First he nicks her stocking (only one mind), then her hair band, what did she have planned for the ribbon? and oh boy, you're in trouble for taking the wool that she had brought for a special occasion .......... LOL! For a partner to have that made for them, I hoped they loved it. Me? I'm just jealous! Thank you for that; another refreshing video :)

Where you keeping your lawn mower? Nothing to do with the lawn; might have something to do with a water butt project ;)

Rob - good luck to you mate. Loads I could tell you about buddelia, lonicera and the joy of getting cheap bulbs from nurseries - but I won't! I find your enthusiam wonderfully refreshing. My latest project (on it's way in the post is this: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005DR8WUA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I was thinking of filming my first experiences/experiments with it and I think you have inspired me to do so (please note I have ZERO affliation to that company). Keep it up won't you? I look forward to seeing how things go for you and hope I can cheer you on when they maybe don't go as planned and share the sucesses of course :)

Everything looks like it's growing well. :)