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I love magnolia woth big flowers😍

The old git

AESCULUS wilsonii, also called Chinese horse chestnut or Wilson's horse chestnut, is a rare species. The shoots in spring are first red then pink. Its foliage has an exotic look and resists well in autumn. Please l 🙏

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I have a small magnolia stellata planted early last year it flowered for the first time this spring, started colouring up for autumn about a fortnight ago and was very surprised to see buds on it today. I am in the midlands. I have no idea of the history of this variant, when I bought it I was expecting it to be an ordinary pink tulip shaped flower, was very surprised by it! Looking closer the picture on the label was pink but in small letters it said Stelatta. The snails had a munch on it in the spring, so shall have to protect it a little.

Wonder if it's worth using a wetting agent to water with in a drought, like people do on lawns.

Very interesting video on the origins & history of the beautifully scented Loderi Rhododendrons thanks for taking the time to do and post this video

Like saying goodbye to an old friend.

Great renewal, a presentation full of arbi-culture.

Goodness gracious. The hard part of being a plantsman. Best of luck with your new additions that will be planted. Always an opportunity. Stay well and remain positive.

WTH. Do better RHS.

lol. It always makes me laugh when bureaucrats decide to legislate against plants. I remember all the fuss about opium been grown in Afghanistan and seeing pictures of poppy fields being trashed, by American and British forces… in order to allegedly, stop the dreadful international heroin trade. It’s always surprised me, as without it there would be no morphine for cancer,patients or operations. or people in the pain of the last stage of life. secondly, you could walk into any garden centre in Britain and buy the seeds of the opium poppy to plant in your garden with no problems. The fact that all of these prescribed plants have been around for many millions of years before humans even existed, seems to be lost on these bureaucrats, what a crazy world we live in

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Great videos, really interesting, love to see any of the Lithocarpus you grow there, nice one,,thanks

Ridiculous over regulation, I don’t understand it

So how does it compare to Daphne Odora in scent? which is stronger?

Very informative and practical. Just shows you exactly what you need to know and no beating around the bush, except for the hacking of the Gunnera of course.

can't you bud or graft scions of females onto male plants ,that way your bound to have fruit?

Wonderful plant

Ginormous just about covers it! Amazing flower, great video

Should have waited until the end of the video before commenting! Have also planted duclouxii fargesii, my apologies for any spelling mistakes I'm doing this from memory, I retired 6 years ago (MS)

Another really interesting post, there is an impressive ereubescens in a nearby park (tree register) wiltshire

Very interesting video, wonderful garden

Oh my god what's a beautiful tree😳😱🤯

There is a very closely related species in NZ, hard to tell them apart and some say they are the same plant

Fantastic thanks Charles

Beautiful plant.

had an Olav Kalleberga, it died of the harsh cold in 2019, after growing so well for 5 years. The flowers were gorgeous and did not fall off in the wind.

I have a cutting of a Deutzia in my garden in Sweden. Not sure which sort, but the flowers will reveal that secret soon. It grows well despite the harsh winters we do often endure in this part of the world. What a lovely channel and I subscribed.🌳

Good evening ! Thank you very much for your hard work and your videos from your garden. We are passionate about magnolias and are looking forward to your new products. I would especially like to see the flowering of Magnolia Coral Lake . Maybe there is such a magnolia in your garden?

Does the bark of Aesculus Chinensis peels like this as well?

Wow thanks for this.

Totally agree

DEFRA lost credibility many many years ago. RHS by association with this fiasco have made themselves look very stupid and in doing so irrelevant to many. RHS is a last century organisation..no longer fit for purpose.

(grumble, grumble, blames Europe) You voted for Brexit, ostensibly to free yourself of Brussels bureaucracy, yet here you are still subject to absurd bureaucratic vagaries, albeit £140 billion worse off

I love it at Caerhays, really must pay a visit soon 😊

Quite the tree fall to the back.

Will you ever attempt to grow M.Champaka? Or Alba?

Well said. You are quite right. I've grown then all my life and they've never spread. The ban is a load of rubbish

Marvelous cross, can't stop admiring. I got my 'Atlas' only last year, but I hope for my 'Felix' to flower soon to enjoy some big flowers.

I started pollinating last year just for fun and more by intuition then knowledge. Got only 5 seeds from 2 plants (crosspollinated: one gave me 2 seeds, the other 3 😅), but all of them germinated after spending winter in a wet paper towel in my fridge. Tomorrow I am starting again. Six of my magnolias are in flower now. I hope I can get seeds this year also. Thank you for your video! I now know what to look for to expand my current collection😊.

Thanks for some useful information. Especially like a bit of the background of the cv’s. Maybe a bit of the parentage would be interesting as well.

I recently tried to buy the floating plant water hyacinth but couldn't find them anywhere,when I looked it up I found the sale of them has been banned for the same reason.Its indigenous to the amazon and many growers in britain have unsuccessfully tried to overwinter them, this was an eu blanket ban.

This is an example of the green police/climate, green agenda, native plant cultist people who want to try to make everything the way it was hundreds of years ago when no one was around. It is pure madness and I hope normal people take heed, do not vote for any of these these environmentalists. They will ban everything charge you tax for using anything whether it’s water or soil. Here in the United States in Oregon, you can’t even water your gardens anymore unless you collect water in a rain barrel. Oregon the state of, he’s one of the wettest areas of the United States. The environmental activists are taking over everything. I’m hoping we can vote most of them out and stop all this madness because they’re trying to ban plants here in the United States that have been around for over 100 years as well.

how is the fragrance sir ? can you recommend few strong fragrance Species

I can't breathe see this beautiful magnolia😮😍

So we haven't yet properly left the EU. Divergence on this and other madness needed.

DEFRA and the RHS making an industry out of bureaucracy. This is an example of trying to justify their over inflated remit. Ie making a job out of nothing and much of a do about nothing.

I also agree, I have grown this plant for many years and it is not invasive in my garden. Are they going to ban bamboo which is more invasive?

im very thankful i managed to get hold of one right before the ban but i hope they'll rethink it soon. its an amazing plant and there really doesnt seem to be any risk to keeping them.