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the fragrance of this rose is incredible, definitely my favourite

what Jasmine types you have?

si purtroppo so che in Italia la coltivazione e' vietata

Thanks very much for the very nice comment, I am very pleased that you like my videos!!!

prego, you are welcome :D it is one of my favourite plants indeed

about 2 weeks, if you have a large group

@@plantreviewsuk1204 thanx

@@writerfromarkansas you are very welcome

they bloom in autumn, and the scent is really exquisite

grafted

@ Thank you! Where from did you buy this rosebush? 🥰

@@sarmishthabanerjee1057 you are welcome. I bought it from Madrona Nurseries, in Kent

it must have been awesome to know both of them!!! Thanks for the very nice comment

yes, I explained in the video the scent details

There can be many reasons, however a common one is that is panted in the shade: this plant loves full sun and also good fertilizing during the growth period

I can't presonally, but depending what country you live, you might find fruit shop able to sell this fruit

very true, I have read that the olfactory sense is the one closest to the memories

@@plantreviewsuk1204 YES:) We moved to a new... albeit old home and I just bought some of these bulbs. Had them years ago and they were amazingly fragrant. They bloomed long and perfumed the whole yard... I will always remember my Mother/Fathers yard and that intoxicatingly lovely fragrance of lilac and magnolia blooms. Thank you so much for sharing your video. I could give you many more thumbs up and wish more people would plant these. Always a smile when I smell something so nice:)

@@Mochi-sn3ud thanks very much for the very nice comment, I wish you great growing in your fragrant garden

the scent is really something incredible

thanks very much for the very nice comment, you will love your Cyclamen woodland

I am sure you will enjoy a lot this variety. As you noticed, the bulbs of several species and varieties in the tazetta group can get very big, including this one

indeed, I notice it as well. I guess as there is genetic variation in flower colour and shape, there is also genetic variation in the production of flower fragrance. I wish I could grow Jasminum sambac in my garden, I love its fragrance and is a very popular plant in the tropics and in the Mediterranean climate areas, but unfortunately the UK is too cold for this species

@plantreviewsuk1204 you could try to plant sambac in pots and bring them inside during winter, close to a sunny window or you could use growing lights. I wish I could grow here in the tropics plants that need winter chill to produce flowers, like violets, lilacs, lilly of the valley and others

@@matheuscosta3099 yeah I guess all gardeners would love to get every plant they want in their garden!!! True I love several plants needing winter chill, like temperate climate Magnolias, tulips, daffodils, honeysuckles, pineapple broom, crocuses, lilies, lilacs, daphnes, cyclamens, Edgeworthia, Viburnums, Sarcococcas, hardy Gardenias. I think Sambac grows too much to accomodate it in my house, but definitely would be great if I had a conservatory or greenhouse !!! If you like tropical fragrant plants, I can definitely recommend scented Cattleyas and scented Phalaenopsis, and three absolute favourite of mine, the Cannonball Tree, the Kola plant and the Brunfelsia jamaicensis

@@plantreviewsuk1204 you right! Thank you for the recommendation on fragrant tropical plants!

@@matheuscosta3099 you are very welcome

I never tasted any Podophyllum fruit. What is your experience?

@@plantreviewsuk1204 I've eaten ripe fruits of Podophyllum peltatum, They taste sweet & sour like tropical Fruity Passionfruit x Guava, very delicious! I'm trying to learn about what other species can offer in flavor cuz I'm domesticating Mayapples.

@@ProfesorPorcupine-yy5bt thanks very much for the information, I definitely would like to try it

@@plantreviewsuk1204 If you try it, make a video describing it's taste, flavor, ect & please send me the link. Just remember, Unripe fruits are Green & toxic, ripe fruits are perfectly edible when they change color & especially when they're fragrant. Simply tear the fruit open, suck the pulp, spit out the seeds & discard the skin. Swallowed seeds are mostly fine, as long as you don't bite or crush them, crushed seeds taste horrible indicating their poison, but they mostly pass thru just fine if you swallow them by accident. Spotty daddy in particular

@@ProfesorPorcupine-yy5bt thanks very much for the very detailed information, I will see if the Podophyllum will set any fruits

it is intense, it fills the whole floor where I keep this plant

Hello, sorry for not giving an update. The Cypripediums do grow in this mix, but I think that they could grow better in a medium better to release the fertiliser for a longer period, so I am planning to change to bark and sphagnum mixed with perlite, and see how it goes

possibly, I am not too sure

I am sure you will love your own tulips :D

Peonies do very well also in pots, but it is essential that during summer are watered very well, because I found they are very sensitive to draught. Of course, regular fertilising in spring and summer is also very important for keeping them growing.

great, thanks very much for the very nice comment, I am sure that you will love it

Hello, only a couple bloomed the year after, but I was not very regular in fertilising, so that also might be an issue. Usually Darwin type tulips, and species tulips, are the most reliable in blooming year after year, but regular fertilising is also strongly recommended with them to get to re-bloom as many tulips as possible

@@plantreviewsuk1204 Thank you for your reply. I give it a. lets see if I can make them rebloom

@@berkcansevgi2714 I wish you all the best with your tulip growing

si ;)

thanks very much for the very nice comment

@@plantreviewsuk1204 your welcome, I will be planting my bulbs soon [in the UK] and your'e video has helped me. This will be the first time that I'll be growing Crown Imperial lilies.They're very special.

@@jsmith3980 they are really wonderful plants, you will love them ;)

you will love them , they are really gorgeous daffodils, and such a large quantity will be an awesome display!!!

it is a very slow growing plant, so I actually, in all these years, I never pruned my plants, but I would suggest prune it after blooming, early spring, very lightly

Thank you

@@Trafficjohn57 you are very welcome

Thanks very much for the very nice comment, I wish you the best of luck with the iris pollination and seed pods development

very small, about 1 to 1.5 cm at the most

@@plantreviewsuk1204so better go with mili meter..😃

@@theinvincible7511 definitely

@@plantreviewsuk1204 thanks a lot..🙂

@@theinvincible7511 you are very welcome

thanks very much for the very nice comment !!! All the best with your flower bulb growing !!!

I love this cactus

@@plantreviewsuk1204 mucho amor'!

una domanda ma la mescalina è principalmente nel fiore o anche nel corpo carnoso del cactus? Chat gpt dice che è anche nel corpo carnoso. Ho preso 1 peyote piccolo, 1 san pedro e 1 torcia peruviana in vita mia, ma non sono mai stato molto attento e preciso nei modi d'uso. si possono fare arrivare in Italia comunque, non dico altro.

grazie

@@Luvgaar penso che la mescalina sia una sostanza prodotta dal cactus principalmente nel corpo della pianta, allo scopo di allontanare i predatori. Da diversi mesi la mia collezione di succulente e' piagata dalle cocciniglie, che hanno invaso quasi tutti i cactus, tranne il peyote, che e' l'unico a essere assolutamente indenne dai parassiti

@@plantreviewsuk1204 ah cribbio peccato. Forse ti conviene farti l'ultimo viaggio con il tuo amico? 🤔

thanks very much, I bought this one from Schreiner in Oregon, USA

yes they can't stand freezing conditions

thanks very much :D

I am not sure as I never tried, but if you have offsets (little plantlets from the mother plant), it should work

you are very welcome, yes slugs and snails are a terrible problem for several bulbous plants

you are very welcome, I am very pleased that you enjoyed the video

according to the literature, its scent is amazing, mine didn't bloom yet

thanks very much for the very nice comment

I live in Kent, that is a bit warmer than Birmingham, however my Jasminum polyanthum survived two winters with temperatures below zero degrees for a few days. I would suggest plant it in the garden during spring, after the last frost date (the last frost date depends by the area), so the plant will have time to grow and establish roots for a few months. If the winter following the planting outside is cold and the aerial parts of the plant "die", it will come back in spring from underground with new growths

@plantreviewsuk1204 thank you ,will do

@@Blackdove-w5o I wish you all the best with the jasmine outdoor growing!!!

Thanks very much for the very nice comment, I wish you all the best with your Eucomis growing :D

Brassavola nodosa is one of the most fragrant orchids, however also Maxillaria tenuifolia and Cattleya iricolor are very well renowned for their fragrance

@@Hhjhfu247 I purchased from Burncoose nursery, but sometimes plants are available also on Etsy and eBay

da quello che ho letto i pareri sul Crocus chrysanthus sono discordanti, alcuni dicono sia tossico, altri no. Io , per precauzione, eviterei di piantarlo se animali domestici o bambini frequentino la zona

@@plantreviewsuk1204 grazie per la risposta, avendo un bimbo piccolo volevo appunto approfondire, grazie ancora 😁

@@jungle__bites806 prego figurati ;)