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Interesting to see the edulis success. Mine spear-pulled at -5°C but has recovered 👍

Very impressive collection so far north. Love the butia particularly. Fabulous colour to the fronds. Cool tour. Cheers 👍

42:59 its like ive seen that bench/ area from a tiktok

That’s an amazing amount of snow. I hope all the palms are okay. You have all the snow. I have all the frigid temperatures.

I believe someone is going to challenge fry, we arent suppose to have homless

Yes if only mpls could get a leader with vision?????

how old is giant and coastal redwood? both look fantastic. i think bergen temperature is similar with california weather I luckily got a 3 month old giant sequoia seedling I keep them in the kitchen grow them with growing lamp. I live in korea. korea temperature is in spring-summer(very humid in summertime) : 10~30 celcius degree, fall-winter : 0~-20c degree (very dry in wintertime) do you think korea temperature is okay to survive outside? korea has many meta sequoia for landscape tree. but none of them have giant sequoia.

I really enjoy your videos. I have many of the same palms here in Portland, Oregon and a few others (Bismarckia Nobilis, Mexican Fan Palm and Nikau Palm, which I have to shelter when we have frosts.) We have much warmer summers than Alesund but we are 100 km from the Pacific and can get colder winter weather than you have. I have several clumps of Musa Basjoo hardy bananas in our yard. Every year the frosts kills them back but they always reappear as new shoots in May when the ground warms up. After that they grow rapidly reaching up to 4 meters by the Fall before dying back with the first hard frosts. (Right now they are partly damaged and partly brown, but still upright.) I recently learned not to cut the stalks back after they die from the frosts, even though they turn into disgustingly slimy extremely tough ropes, because the new starts are protected by the dead portions. I now let them turn into compost or for the larger stalks, let them dry out in the Spring sunshine before trying to cut them off. Last year we had two episodes or record cold weather, six weeks apart, with a week of below freezing temperatures, with gusty winds and heavy ice and snow accumulations and lows of -10 degrees centigrade. The weather before the first cold spell had been very mild so the plants had not hardened off. I wasn't sure the bananas would make it through the extreme cold. But they did, although they were later getting started (June) and only reached about 2.5 meters instead of 4 meters in height. Based on my experience I suggest you just put compost around the base of the bananas but let the tops die back; no need for the boxes. Then in the spring put some black plastic over the compost atop bananas to accelerate warming of the soil. I look forward to hearing about your progress with the palms and other zone-challenging plants.

Fantastic video. It’s nice to see the palms out. You are lucky!

Coldest period in our area is early February. Normally. Good luck! Hilsen fra nabobyen Molde.

Finally seeing this garden in HD!

New York was going on. Minneapolis. this might be right.

Where's all the people gone. The world has disappeared. From the city's all over the USA. Why?

No nothing just nice grass. Why r the citys gone. Whats goin on !😮😮

Your Canary Island Dare palm looks great! So does your Chilean Wine Palm. No frost yet here either. If I drive 5 minutes west of me they have had frost

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Love your palms. They look fantastic. We have many of the same. Great tour

Great palm garden. I love your CDIP and Jubaea. Is that a citrus tree?

Great tour. Thank you

BTW , these all survived -15C for a week last winter

I know the guy who helped plant all those, visited his and his sons garden is west van, very exotic.

Cool Man! I toured his garden a few years back. He has a lot more cool stuff in the backyard also! 👍

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I really like your sharing. Can you tell me what device you are using to film? They give very nice pictures.

Really beautiful! Some great palms. Looks like a great trip

People are so busy and misses many of these things. Thanks for showing

Love your video ❤

Breathtakingly beautiful, stunning scenery, hope tourism doesn't spoil this. Great video, not too fast or too slow! Thank you ❤ 😊 🇬🇧

Your garden is beautiful. Of course I am partial to your Jubaea because it’s my favorite palm in my garden. We seem to have the same passion for palms. And you have such a better planting zone. I have zone envy!

I really hope the washy survives overwinter. I've lost 3 of mine at 55°N. The CIDP stands a better chance in my experience although I've lost them also in 9a winter at my place. Decent size of the CIDP has got to help also

Beautiful jubaea. Trunk is cool on it😎

Great fun, it will be very interesting to see how things go. My garden is by the sea outside Tønsberg. Colder in winter but warmer in summer. I have just started with palms and eager to learn.

Flott video. Vi hadde Chamaerops Humilis og Trachycarpus Fortunei plantet i hagen vår her i Molde. De overlevde noen år uten beskyttelse, før de visnet bort. Trolig er forskjellen mellom det litt kaldere vinterklimaet i Molde kontra det milde Ålesund akkurat nok til at det ikke går bra med palmer her i byen.

Thanks for sharing!

Quit coming to my city. Its overpopulated and the natives are mad as hell. Sometimes, its better to hear the truth. Quit trying to profit off the world. Its not your oyster. You only live amongst those already here, because we allow it. There may be a time when we dont.

Fantastic video... was it the first half of the 2nd half of Jan? I'm just curious as we are travelling in Jan 2025

The top of Point Dume is flat because there were cannons up there during WWII. The military had a staging area at Malibu HS.

My sister, brother and his wife stayed at The Hotel Union 2 nights July 2023. My sister and I walked down to the campground the day before we left. It was a steady drizzle and still a beautiful thing as was our epic vacation. Thanks for stirring the memories!

Трансляція прекрасна.дякуємо.

Які щасливі люди.прогулються біля такої краси.навколо просто природа красотіще.а саме головне що тут панує мир.де мир там радість щастя.

Unbelievable! Dear friend, I'm so grateful for you sharing that video! Watched it in full, completely hooked! Just hit that subscribe button on your channel!

Beautiful and spectacular! Fresh and clean. Norwegians must be very proud. Still hate those cruise ships, though Traditional style with grass on the roofs.

The top area away from the waterfront is very clean and seems very new. Lovely outlook. I'm guessing that this was a Sunday? Fantastic view overlooking the bay and fiords. Is the waterfront all reclaimed I wonder? The top side of town seems more interesting to me. Thanks for the tour. Ha! Just spotted my first piece of litter (a spent milkshake at the base of a statue) otherwise spotless. The people take pride in their town. Yes, I much prefer the old harbour with its timber buildings than the new waterfront with those awful cruise ship monstrosities.

Minneapolis has a lot of potential if it can get it together. strong leadership is needed

Nice walk tours 🎉Thank you for sharing beautiful scenery ❤

A hmuhnawm hle mai.

Which company did you go with? Found three that do the exact same tour, but not sure which to go with.

I enjoyed your lovely tour😊😊 thanks for filming...keep up the nice videos Liked and subscribed😊👍👍⭐️

Am doing this in reverse. Thanks for giving an idea. Did you eat in the restaurant / cafeteria? Am I correct in Geiranger the ship does not dock?