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Love the bananas! Hey, what zone would you say Colwood is? 8b, as well?

Thank you sir! It is a very important thing to educate people on the wildlife and what actually belongs in your environment and what not. I love nature in general, but invasive species are very dangerous to the environments they were brought in to. Evolution needs time and we are just very rarely lucky enough to see how evolution make jumps during two or three generations. But even then, only because a butterfly (for example) were able to make a jump in its evolution, it doesn't mean that everything else can do it as fast as the butterfly did. Evolution needs normally hundred thousand or even millions of years to happen. Because of that we need to do all what we can to eliminate the invasive specieses we can find... no matter how beautiful or cute they are. If there is nothing that is able to use it as a food source, we have to take the responsibility to get rid of it ourselves.

Hummingbirds love it!

Thankyou, this was very helpful.

What if one were to cut the top of one of the branches will it branches out?

Where in BC are you located? Wanting to move somewhere more palm weather appropriate although Vancouver is out of the price range!

Hallo. What tempetatute was in winter? Ater it looks dead?

I’m not at all surprised. I figured it would pull through for you.

Beautiful 😍

Looks great. Do you protect over winter?

Just the information I needed

How often do you water them during spring and summer?

Nice sabal

Amazing. I love it!

Eh hem, tRopics.

How do those tall palms keep alive where it’s so cold

Great vid, thanks! Have you seen the garden at Hatley Castle?

Beautiful plant😍

Great vid !

Nice to be greeted right off the bat with that garden. On my early morning walks through my neighborhood, I noticed a home that has two trachycarpus in the front yard, both 20+ feet tall and they look great.

UPDATE! It’s alive! Took a year and a half to start pushing a new spear after spear pull. A good lesson to never give up on your palm!

That place is super nice

Your palms are looking great. This hot summer we are all are having really helps

Fantastic view - plants are the icing on the cake

Summer in PNW is 👌🤙😎da best

Really lovely slice of the tropics with a stunning backdrop. Great mix of texture and colors esp. the yucca, palms and euphorbia out front. Try adding some agastache for some minty fragrance in the morning if you haven't done so. It's very self propagating in my garden!

Looking great, lovely location. Think I may look into getting a Tetrapanus.

Fabulous selection. So happy that your damaged palms are bouncing back. Have a great summer and thanks for the tour.

Nice ❤🙏🌴🤗🇺🇸

Loving the Schefflera Dalavei! Its huge compared to mine. Fantastic tour of some unusual plants amd trees.

The smaller ones look like baccata

Rostrata

Thank you

What is that? Is it like a ancient tree?

y elata with trunks, y baccata in ground

yucca elata, known as the most cold hardy trunking yucca.

I went by the one in front of the Empress down at the Inner Harbor. It is shooting up healthy sucker pups.

There are a few around Greater Vic still alive. The microclimates around Greater Vic are crazy. Plus, SSI, as you know, with Banana Joe has some very healthy ones.

I’d say banana yucca aka Yucca baccata. Other possibility is Y faxoniana but I go with my first choice.

Patients does pay off! We can learn a lot from these plants. True survivors. Can’t wait to get back into bonsai 😊

Beautiful!

That's a beautifull tree!

Yes, lots of patience. This was my first year growing a Sabal Miamiensis. One out of the two survived, with one frond left on it. It's first fan emerged last month. I ended up buying another one. I probably didn't plant it deep enough

Yesterday I bought a small seedling. I hope it becomes a very lush plant like the one in your video. Congratulations on the beautiful images.

Wonderful

Это навернека папротники ??

Вликолепен😊

you're going on about the glaucaus sheen on your T. princeps, and all I'm thinking is "just pet the damn cat!"

Is it safe to plant in Portland Oregon? Recently updated to plant hardiness zone 9a

Great tour. Great plants. Thank you. I’m glad things are recovering.