I love this garden tour and your passion for plants. I also have had Heuchera Lime Marmalade for about ten to fifteen years now and it has really grown big. I planted it right next to the darkest Heuchera Palace Purple just like you about fifteen years ago and the combo effect ist outstanding.
Great to see an update mate. The garden looks super. I agree with you 100% about having evergreen colour and interest throughout the year. Pretty much the only plants I have as a mainstay which are deciduous are my 4 acers. I'll forgive them their loss of leaves with their beautiful colours. Otherwise it's palms and yuccas ++. Even the bananas are only leafless for a couple of months then they grow back strong. I know you're fairly coastal (like me) so in the past (if I remember rightly) the wind has put you off trying bananas. One species I'd think about growing would be the musa lasiocarpa. They're cheap as chips. I've had mine 2 years now and it's grown amazing. With its low height you get zero shreddage whereas the others get torn up. A little winter protection with some fleece and it comes back strong. Great tour, great info. Cheers👍
Thanks very much for watching again mate. You can't beat palms and yuccas. I have missed seeing them abroad this year in all their glory. I have failed with 2 acer’s. I think the wind got to them. That is interesting about the banana. It the shredding of the leaves that puts me off.
Very nice video can you please talk about how to propagate or how to take the cuttings from each and all plants, you are showing us all, it with help every viewers and teach 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘🌸🌸🌸👍🌺🌹🌷🌼🌻🍁🍂🍃🌞⭐️
I very much enjoyed your tour and your comments. I agree with you about heucheras. They are lovely and come in such a range of colours but can look a bit scruffy in the winter. I just keep tidying mine up. I really like your salvias too. Mine have been lovely this year, particularly Amistad, Amante and Love and Wishes. I have put mine in the shed now for the winter to protect them from the frosts in my exposed garden here in West Yorkshire. I have just bought Salvia Nachtvlinder which is in bloom and is a glorious purple/maroon colour. Enjoy autumn in your garden. All the best.
Thanks very much for watching and your comments. It sounds like you have some great Salvias in your collection. I have thought about Love and wishes as it looks great but I wasn't sure how hardy it was. Maybe it will do well here as long as it is given protection. i have a few of the hardier Mexican varieties. It will be interesting to see how they cope with the winter if I leave them out. I would imagine that it’s slightly frostier in West Yorkshire than here nearer to the coast.
Love watching your garden tours, thanks so much for sharing. I’ve got a lime marmalade heuchera and completely agree with you- I look out my bedroom window and instantly see that pop of colour from it! I also have 2 different salvias (hot lips and a purple variety) but I love your blue coloured one, very pretty.
Hi thanks very much for your kind comments and for watching. I don’t know the variety the of Camellia. I brought it from My mother in laws house about 4 years ago as it was in a pot not doing well. It has thrived ever since.
Hi thanks very much for watching, I’m not sure how old the Skimmia is. It was here when I moved in 4 years ago. it was in a very sunny position and I actually moved it into the shade. it still flowers regardless. It is quite a compact plant and grows quite slowly. I try to keep the soil acidic as it likes that.
Obrigada pela partiha do seu jardim !!! (Thanks for sharing yor garden !!! ) ...😍.....from Portugal
Thanks very much for watching. I have been to Lisbon and the Algarve, its a beautiful country.
Interesting, thanks for showing. 👍😀
Thanks very much
Love the salvia lavender dilly dilly must be were the inspiration for the song 👍
I love this garden tour and your passion for plants. I also have had Heuchera Lime Marmalade for about ten to fifteen years now and it has really grown big. I planted it right next to the darkest Heuchera Palace Purple just like you about fifteen years ago and the combo effect ist outstanding.
Thanks very much, The huecheras are great, I could not imagine not having the now as they keep the colour in the garden all year round.
Still looking good and colourful this late in the year enjoyed keep sharing
Great to see an update mate. The garden looks super. I agree with you 100% about having evergreen colour and interest throughout the year. Pretty much the only plants I have as a mainstay which are deciduous are my 4 acers. I'll forgive them their loss of leaves with their beautiful colours. Otherwise it's palms and yuccas ++. Even the bananas are only leafless for a couple of months then they grow back strong. I know you're fairly coastal (like me) so in the past (if I remember rightly) the wind has put you off trying bananas. One species I'd think about growing would be the musa lasiocarpa. They're cheap as chips. I've had mine 2 years now and it's grown amazing. With its low height you get zero shreddage whereas the others get torn up. A little winter protection with some fleece and it comes back strong. Great tour, great info. Cheers👍
Thanks very much for watching again mate. You can't beat palms and yuccas. I have missed seeing them abroad this year in all their glory. I have failed with 2 acer’s. I think the wind got to them. That is interesting about the banana. It the shredding of the leaves that puts me off.
Very nice video can you please talk about how to propagate or how to take the cuttings from each and all plants, you are showing us all, it with help every viewers and teach 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😘🌸🌸🌸👍🌺🌹🌷🌼🌻🍁🍂🍃🌞⭐️
I very much enjoyed your tour and your comments. I agree with you about heucheras. They are lovely and come in such a range of colours but can look a bit scruffy in the winter. I just keep tidying mine up. I really like your salvias too. Mine have been lovely this year, particularly Amistad, Amante and Love and Wishes. I have put mine in the shed now for the winter to protect them from the frosts in my exposed garden here in West Yorkshire. I have just bought Salvia Nachtvlinder which is in bloom and is a glorious purple/maroon colour. Enjoy autumn in your garden. All the best.
Thanks very much for watching and your comments. It sounds like you have some great Salvias in your collection. I have thought about Love and wishes as it looks great but I wasn't sure how hardy it was. Maybe it will do well here as long as it is given protection. i have a few of the hardier Mexican varieties. It will be interesting to see how they cope with the winter if I leave them out. I would imagine that it’s slightly frostier in West Yorkshire than here nearer to the coast.
Really enjoyed your tour. You have some interesting plants that I have not seen before :) Thankyou for sharing
Thanks very much for watching and commenting. You never come to an end when discovering new plants.
Love watching your garden tours, thanks so much for sharing. I’ve got a lime marmalade heuchera and completely agree with you- I look out my bedroom window and instantly see that pop of colour from it! I also have 2 different salvias (hot lips and a purple variety) but I love your blue coloured one, very pretty.
Thanks very much for watching and your comment. the blue Salvia is great let’s hope it keeps until next year it should be even better.
Great garden! Your is truly inspiring. What Camellia do you have? It looks lush and full of buds!
Hi thanks very much for your kind comments and for watching. I don’t know the variety the of Camellia. I brought it from My mother in laws house about 4 years ago as it was in a pot not doing well. It has thrived ever since.
Thanks for the video.
How old is your skimmia? I've just bought a few from morrisons for a fiver each. Yours looks great!
Hi thanks very much for watching, I’m not sure how old the Skimmia is. It was here when I moved in 4 years ago. it was in a very sunny position and I actually moved it into the shade. it still flowers regardless. It is quite a compact plant and grows quite slowly. I try to keep the soil acidic as it likes that.