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So beautiful. He’s such a master. Thank you!

Magnifique jardin, en pleine ville ! une collection remarquable d'un lettré, d'un humaniste, merci 1000 fois pour ce beau reportage --- from France !

Personally, I prefer listening to the sounds of the surroundings 🌿🐦 rather than music🎶 in this video. Anyway, the video is very interesting-thank you! 🙌✨

I would like to know the name of that last green short palm -like plant towards the end of the video please.

Such a great garden! N lovely dress Irene.

Sounds better than it looks.

One thing I never see in any of these is how often to water ir if at all.

How often do you water them while they're in the take out box? Or does the box simply retain the moisture? Thanks for the video...subscribed.

Watch new videos by Eli the Russian and Sasha in Russia.

Miss your videos Ms. Irene. How is uncle Pak Chandra doing? Did he ever stop smoking?

Amazing garden. Respect.

I spent the afternoon working out in the garden on an unseasonably warm winter day, though it was really gray. What a great thing it was to come in the house and have the chance to follow Irene around in another AMAZING tropical garden. And as is typical, the host has such deep knowledge of plants, and I just try to soak it all up!

Imagine a whole neighbourhood that looks the same….maybe even no fences with an artificial River running through it

Beautiful

"I can't live without plants... ...Wow!", as she is almost clobbered by giant, falling, palm leaf. LOL.

His garden is a paradise. He has all the beautiful plants. So nice!❤😍🪴🌿

I have gotten so much inspiration and ideas from this video. Thank you so much to you both Ireenes My favorite part is the pond. I like that!

Love it, I also let my garden grow naturally although in a reduced space.

Awesome, lush garden!

So magical wow

As long as you don’t take it from the wild nature! Nr1 rule!

Is there a list of plants used?

Let me knw if this house for sale ❤

Beautiful artwork & garden!

Such a beautiful garden. So inspired

L. cordata ( and L. orbicularis ) are the two most beautiful palms I know. Really fond of Kerriodoxa elegans also. Spectacular garden you have there!

wonderful . I love people who love nature

Amazing garden beautiful 😍

Absolutely gorgeous ❤

Beautiful place to live. But what about the mosquitos and other insects?

Amazing! it's like a tropical garden. Thanks for sharing

amazing garden. it's like heaven where is the best place to relax and enjoy. thanks for sharing🙏

What was the name of the Hillii at 18:59?

Merry Christimas Irene..., and a happy new year. I wish you blessings and more, thanks for beautiful plantvideos <3

Amazing

I really love watching your video..I'm a new subscriber in your RUclips channel...I see myself in you...I really love gardening.. thank you...

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Long long time no upload...miss you❤

Those vine snakes are sooo awesome! I’d be so thrilled if that were my garden. Wouldn’t even need pets or fancy terrariums if I lived there. Just a fancy garden 😉 Also, the vine snakes are not deadly venomous to people… they have a special venom. And a unique method of injecting it, as they are part of the “opisthoglyphous” grouping of snakes. That means they have two small, blunt teeth that look like pegs at the back of their mouth; this helps with subduing their prey, which is usually small lizards and tree frogs. I.e., "squirmy", wriggling and slippery animals that need to be controlled and eaten quickly! 😂 Other venomous species like vipers, rattlesnakes, cobras, etc. usually eat rodents or other snakes or birds. They have two teeth at the front to give one swift bite, inject venom, and wait. Rear-fanged snakes have to work at chewing their venom in, and it really only is effective on reptiles and frogs. If a rear-fanged snake bites you, depending on the species, you may get some redness, pain, even swelling, but you won’t die and likely won’t even need medical attention. At least with the vine snakes, and hognose snakes, and many others. There are a few though that are considered dangerous to people. Like the boomslang. Not vine snakes though. They have bad attitudes, however! Very moody! And the eyes say it. 🤨 haha. The most deadly species are "front-fanged" as opposed to the rear-fanged snakrs, and includes all the vipers & rattlesnakes (adders, asps, sidewinders, etc) and elapids (cobras, mambas, coral snakes, sea snakes). Even all of these have varying levels of venom and aggression, but in general, vipers and elapids are the most likely to cause health concerns or even death.

What plant is at 20min?

Irene!! Where are you? We miss your content.

Would absolutely love visiting myself, thank you for sharing.

Good you let them be. Nature at work

When is the complete tour, irene?❤️

Hi , I'm a small gardener from somewhere in the corner of india. This looks like heaven

😍😍😍

#bringingEdenBACK

Que lugar mágico, lugar de gente feliz

your so cute 😂 I love it when you get the giggles , Robin was the hero of the day 🥰🙏🏼💚

Woooow, yeaa yeaa, ok ok, ooohh yeah, aaauuuu, waaaaa, hmmmm, yeaaa, aaaa….