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do you fertilize them? if yes, with what. spectacular plants you grow. 👏🏼

Is all that growth from one plant only?

Hi I am propagating cuttings from an established wisteria flowering profusely. Can you tell me if this will give me flowering climbers or if I need to buy grafted root stock of a flowering plant? Thanks

I have two Rural England roses. As I write this, in Kent, on the 11th December '24 they are still flowering. They are healthy and repeat very well. I have a Ghislaine de Feligonde too. Great rose. I have two Phylis Bide roses too. Quite young so still establishing. I love them all and all the other roses I have too. Two more roses those that I have and love and flower continuosly are Blush Noisette and Mme Alfred Carriere. Lovely roses.

Of all the videos I’ve watched regarding the pruning of wisteria this one shows the most common sense approach. By which I mean prune in July to seven nodes (7th month) etc. brilliant advice

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That was really helpful

Sending to NZ

Very interesting plants. Blood grass is the only one I e tried but never in a pot.

Unfortunately, we had no luck with Acres in pots. The didn’t survive frost in winter

Very informative video 🌱🌝👍 I grow most of my plants in pots.

Wow! Great video!! Do you root prune your acers? If so, how often? You’ve the healthiest looking acers in pots❤

Yes! Thank you! Acer palmatum 'Bloodgood' in a pot. Too much alcaline clay in the ground. 🎉❤

Thanks for that - so helpful. I planted 6 last winter (NZ) and 2 seem to be just dead sticks. They were quite rootbound and although i did everything you’re supposed to do - they still are not coming into leaf. They look dead but hen i scratch the trunk, it’s green. Do you think it’s just asking a long time to establish? (It is quite wet here). Thanks

Can i plant a small acer directly to my garden or it needs to be in a pot?

Thats one happy dog .....tail wagging away 🦮

Late comment great info thanks !

Are the leaves of this plant used as fodder ? Like are the leaves edible?

To fussy for me!

Thanks for all of the information and the video of the beautiful trees. It is interesting that I also have an Aconitifolium, but the leaves do not have the reddish color in the summer like yours does.

I love❤your videos and how you teach.🎉

Thanks for posting this. I see that the vine is against a wall, but it would still need supports to climb that high. What do you use to support it?

Hi l live in the UK and have 2 potted Nandina Firepower shrubs about 7/8 yrs old. This summer 70% of the leaves turned brown and crispy and dropped off (there are some healthy green/red left) l must admit l haven’t cared for the shrubs that much as they’ve always thrived on little attention, until now that is! The compost in the pots has dropped a lot (exposing some roots) and I’m not sure what to do. I’m thinking of lifting the plants out and repotting with some fresh acidic soil.. and possibly cutting them right down.. but not sure. I would be most grateful for any advice you could offer as l don’t want to lose these beautiful shrubs. Thank you.

Struggling with turning a ball shaped into a small tree. You've given me hope. Thanks from California

Thank you for the video, and the tip to buy cultivars when in flower!!!❤

Do they produce bulbils between their leaves?

Great tip prune a third .

Thanks for the video!

Any recommendations for smaller gardens re width and height?

Kudos to that man digging a hole in drought conditions! Looks like my soil in my garden…concrete! 😂

Love them ..can I ask …do bunnies like them, as the bunnies are eating much of my garden 😞..thanks

I've got 5 in a pot.honestly didn't realise they can multiply so maybe I will have to split them up next year on all 5 pots! Lol. Great video btw.

Do you have a video on how to train the cliber on a fence ?

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I have a magnolia that had the problem you showed with your camellia that had very yellow leaves, I mixed liquid Sulphur into water, about 18 liters, poured it all around the drip line; solved the problem very quickly and has been good now for about 3 months.

Interesting. An old flowering plant. Thank you. ❤

The problem with climber vines whether it's Boston ivy or anything else can rot out wood draw bugs & mice even termites, I planted morning glories years ago on a trelas against the house the vines had worked their way under the eaves & roofing that went into the attic so I removed the entire trelas & grow them now on a chain link fence 130' long & are yearly growing in southern California.

Black & Bloom is a nice runner.Better than black and blue. The Dutch have got a series of S. Guaranticia named after a series of LAKES around the world. I've had good luck with them.

Can they tolerate full sun?

Great video - thank you! My Katsura tree is one year, about 5 foot tall. I am hoping to see significant growth this year and experience the color and smell.

What!??😂 lol

Greetings from Ireland, Great video about salvias, We have two amistad and two love and wishes all in pots. Our flower garden is in the front of the house and there's a glasshouse and a no dig veg bed out the back. I keep the salvia's in an unheated glasshouse over winter and then in early May I hide the pots up against the front wall to give passers by the illusion that they are growing in the ground. I use slug traps filled with a homemade bait to keep them under control.

Where are the the nurseries that grow camellia in now york?

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Thanks for the great video. It is interesting that the two large Osakazuki trees keep there lower branches unlike some other trees. I just planted Osakazuki but I am not sure if it is Osakazuki or Osakazuki akame. The leaves have a slight amber shade in early spring but then change to green in the summer.

Extremely informative thank you!

Do not plant these unless you are in China. Your own region has beautiful trees you can cultivate. Don't landscape with invasives!

Thank you for uploading! I work at a school in the USA and our student parking lot has a handful of these beautiful trees! From a distance, I thought it was weeping wisteria growing amongst the greenery of all the other trees, but as I got closer I said to myself "these share a lot of similarites with Digitalis, or Foxglove!" They feel very velvety and the inside is moist just like a foxglove!! So glad I could identify this tree that's been a beautiful view driving into work Bravo, thank you for the video! 👏👏

What i love about the Amistad is it flowers for months even had flowers in December , and cuttings take so easy ,and the bees love them too. Thankyou Fiona