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These are beautiful shrubs..I’m considering planting one or more in the garden. How long will a young plant take to get up to this stature ?

Do you know what variety of cat nip this is please?

Cheers lad. have one of these in the front Garden and the flowers are lovely. God Bless from North Wales.

Hello. Can I talk to you a little bit ?

Hello. Can I talk to you a little bit ?

Wait until it finishes flowering. Don't cut all the flowers off when pollinators need them. Hate hacked back shrubs the shape of a light bulb. Overkill.

Update had soaking deluge rains this winter/ spring here s Nj. Most my hardy aloes survived keeping them drier in winter is the key even in flooding rain years they can make it thru winter

Just bought three of them. For the bees.

I have one of these in a shady place but it has no fragrance at all, what am I doing wrong? Thank you

You should of planted the butia on a raised bed, it might have stood a better chance of surviving.

Great to see the upload. The palms look fantastic as always. Fingers crossed for a good growing season👍

i am so jealous of your rainy weather . We haven't had a single drop of water since november

Great to see an update, I've always admired your nandinas, Decided to buy one early last year, but it's incredibly slow growing, maybe it'll take off this year

Gutted to hear about the Butia, mine so far seems okay, the key is definitely the ground prep, I've got it mounded up with plenty of grit in the planting hole. Think I'd be gutted if mine died now

Super to see your video. Thought you were hibernating!

Nice to see you back and thanks for showing us around your garden again, it's looking great. Mine is quite a muddy soggy mess right now, we have had so much rain haven't we it's just relentless. The mahonia looks fabulous there and the fatsia's should be just fine, I have two spider's web I rescued from the garden centre sick bay for the princely sum of 75p :) They looked sad and in a bit of a tatty state when I brought them home but once planted they did well and they handled that -11 we had in Dec '22 no problem at all. If planted in shade some of the lower leaves turn a vivid white !

Great video of a fantastic garden well done

Nice to see you back. Your garden is looking good. You have a variety of shapes, textures and colour and that all important repetition which helps create the rhythm. Have you put a barrier around the roots of the bamboo, or is yours the non invasive variety? It’ll be interesting to see how you develop the garden further. Gardens are a work in progress and never finished and that’s one of the reasons why they are so enjoyable. Happy gardening.

Welcome back your garden looking great as always thanks for sharing

Looking great. Good planting is like poetry, as the eye reads along the border, it sees the meter, you'd recognize in a poem on paper. I have soft caress in a pot, looks nice like that variety you have.

Which varieties are these? And how many of them did you plan? ❤

I had 4 fucias and I think they are all dead, even the one I moved into shelter

There really pretty but i had a few and mine died off in winter over 20 years ago.such a shame as there really lovely looking

Greetings from N Ireland. Love your garden. Looks really good.

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Hi do you know if you can make tea with the flowers? Does it have any medicinal properties lije gypericum perforatum? Thanks

Great garden thank you for giving the name of your plants it's very helpful. Lovely to have a good Liverpudlian gardener even though I'm a Mancunian.There are so few northern gardening programmes.

I love everything about your video. Very informative, interesting and well explained. Subscribed. Thank you 💚

What a gorgeous garden and the lawn is magnificent ! It's my fist year growing Catmint from seeds and I'm looking forward to the display next year as are our cats !😺😺

Beatiful silver/Blue. Among my favorites despite living in a 10A climate. See if you can get a Brahea Armata and a European fan palm in blue and you got an awesome and very hardy collection.

Love it - will be cutting ours back and drying for the cat!

Beautiful plants, lovely flowers! 💚👍

I have the same plant but mine is growing an offset halfway up the flower stalk and I don't know what to do with it because the offset isn't growing roots from it. Should I cut it off and help it grow roots by putting it in perlite or something? I don't know what to do hopefully you have some suggestions.

I have a green version of this, tiny delicate looking little plant when i first got it and it was listed as small in the advert, would grow no bigger than 1.5m...........WELL! its getting on for 3 meters high now and bit worried that the neighbour isnt too happy about it... how do i go about cutting this down to 1.5m/2m high again 😬🫠

Nice plant, you have used it well to give a bit of colour contrast against the other plants. I'm also worried about how the cold will affect my red star since I live at the bottom of a valley on the edge of Snowdonia and the frost can bite hard.

Thanks for a great video. Question: What is the purple bedding plant growing below your peach tree?

Really enjoying your videos What zone are you? From South Central British Columbia Canada zone 5

Its a shame that you have not found hinden gold. Looks like its rubble from the wall when it was built.

Looks good

This is a hardy plant...only slugs are its enemy but I spray Envi feed and protect and they stay away.

Hope all your hard work pays off and your garden back to its best😢

I have a few of those in my garden in Montreal, where they are buried under two feet of snow for, at least, four months. They are a few inches above the ground now, in their second year. I had bought them in 2-gallon pots.

Wow you wouldn’t expect to find all that . Your doing a good job hard work this weather but in the end it will be worth it 👍

managed to pick up some salvia Hotlips! saw them in your garden they are awesome

I learned from an elderly woman I took care of to always cut back the plants. She told me they will come back so much healthier. She was 100% right. I do it every fall and my plants are amazing.

I love the colour of your geum totally tangerine I have this but the colour is much stronger it doesn't go with anything but it is growing in a shadier spot. Very pretty garden.

They still look so pretty though

Hiya, my plant is very small and only planted last year- how do you shape them when they're young she's probably a 1/8 of the side of yours at the moment :)

Cordylines prefer shade. Sun fades them. If it’s planted next to a wall or in a corner the leaves can’t grow as walls are in the way.

What time of the year did you do the hard pruning?