Randy Nguyen Thank you Randy.....What a nice thing to say, however I don't feel very inspirational........more like a grumpy old misery guts. The older I get the more puzzled I get with everything in the world and with humanity....Its the plant world that keep me sane, and more often than not plant lovers and gardeners are easy going, nice folk. Thank you for your comment........I will get around to answering everyone in time (winter)....even the negative ones...especially the negative ones! It will be my winter amusement. Take care and best wishes Randy.....I'm assuming thats short for Randolph as its a verb in this country!
Excellent video Malcolm ! I can't wait to watch your videos and they always end too soon. With all the videos on RUclips there is nothing that comes close to what you produce.. I watch for the knowledge you give us, but just as important I love to watch you rant and rave about things in general .. thanks for taking the time to make these videos I know its a lot of hard work for just a few minutes of content but you are a a true national treasure ! Thanks Again !
The LARCH... Lol - made me think of Monty Python... Here in Missouri, we can only get Galanthus in bags via mail-order. I literally went to every local nursery a few years ago, and of the 6, only 1 person working in any of them even knew what a Galanthus was. We've planted 20 corms (10, 3 years ago, 10 last year, bought mail-order), and we have a grand total of 6 that bloomed this year, but with new ones coming up with them, so that is exciting! One day I will have a patch of them like yours... And I would have done the same thing with the tall stumps. You might add some top netting and get the to form arches, that would be amazing, I think. Keep up the great work and thanks for the videos.
Just found your series and am thoroughly enjoying them - was concerned things were going to take a nasty twist when you commented on how attractive that sheep was!!! But you came back on topic lol! Cheers from New Zealand
Wonderful just wonderful. Mind sharing your gardens history? I see its walled so it is probably very old and once part of huge estate. I really like your peek into summer and what your doing with the tree trunks. I have roses growing in my cherry tree - it's so pretty with its huge pink blossoms in May and then the rose blooming in June. Eagerly awaiting more, Scarlett
How to Grow a Garden with Scarlett Damen Good luck with your garden Scarlett....it has been a nursery garden for 400 years....I think i employ one or two that were there at the outset they're so slow!.......Thank you for your kind comment. Best wishes....Malcolm
Cindy Rae Thank you for your kind comment Cindy......I assume your in America.....lots of people watch from the US.....and Australia, where I'm apparently doing some live talks next February.....its all things that sting down there....spiders that climb up the toilet and bite your backside...Cant wait! best wishes....Malcolm
Yes in the US--The Great Pacific Northwest! Your sense of humor is so refreshing! Oh...things that sting, eh? Gives new meaning to the old phrase 'Cover your a$$'! Take care and thanks for your reply, Malcolm!
The cold weather reminds me of when I first worked in the nursery industry in the 80's. It was bitterly cold getting plants out for sale from under snow. I have my own nursery now and although we are wholesale there is a lot in your videos that is very familiar. I'm in west Wales now and we don't really get weather as grim as you. How's the business going now. It's a struggle here but this year sales increased by quite a bit and we are building more tunnels for an increase in next years production. I might even make a living one day.
Hi there Malcolm, I have been studying Horticulture for 3 years now and am just about to finish my final year within the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Horticulture and, I have to say, I have found your videos so far to be very useful. Keep up the good work! :)
wow this video is amazing...great garden show!
I am in the US. and I wish we had nurseries here like yours! Most of ours close during the winter. (in the north) Love your videos! Keep them coming!
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Randy Nguyen Thank you Randy.....What a nice thing to say, however I don't feel very inspirational........more like a grumpy old misery guts. The older I get the more puzzled I get with everything in the world and with humanity....Its the plant world that keep me sane, and more often than not plant lovers and gardeners are easy going, nice folk. Thank you for your comment........I will get around to answering everyone in time (winter)....even the negative ones...especially the negative ones! It will be my winter amusement. Take care and best wishes Randy.....I'm assuming thats short for Randolph as its a verb in this country!
Excellent video Malcolm ! I can't wait to watch your videos and they always end too soon. With all the videos on RUclips there is nothing that comes close to what you produce.. I watch for the knowledge you give us, but just as important I love to watch you rant and rave about things in general .. thanks for taking the time to make these videos I know its a lot of hard work for just a few minutes of content but you are a a true national treasure ! Thanks Again !
The LARCH... Lol - made me think of Monty Python...
Here in Missouri, we can only get Galanthus in bags via mail-order. I literally went to every local nursery a few years ago, and of the 6, only 1 person working in any of them even knew what a Galanthus was. We've planted 20 corms (10, 3 years ago, 10 last year, bought mail-order), and we have a grand total of 6 that bloomed this year, but with new ones coming up with them, so that is exciting! One day I will have a patch of them like yours...
And I would have done the same thing with the tall stumps. You might add some top netting and get the to form arches, that would be amazing, I think.
Keep up the great work and thanks for the videos.
Just found your series and am thoroughly enjoying them - was concerned things were going to take a nasty twist when you commented on how attractive that sheep was!!! But you came back on topic lol! Cheers from New Zealand
Wonderful just wonderful. Mind sharing your gardens history? I see its walled so it is probably very old and once part of huge estate. I really like your peek into summer and what your doing with the tree trunks. I have roses growing in my cherry tree - it's so pretty with its huge pink blossoms in May and then the rose blooming in June.
Eagerly awaiting more,
Scarlett
How to Grow a Garden with Scarlett Damen
Good luck with your garden Scarlett....it has been a nursery garden for 400 years....I think i employ one or two that were there at the outset they're so slow!.......Thank you for your kind comment. Best wishes....Malcolm
Wow 400 year!!!
Love your vids, Malcolm!
Cindy Rae
Thank you for your kind comment Cindy......I assume your in America.....lots of people watch from the US.....and Australia, where I'm apparently doing some live talks next February.....its all things that sting down there....spiders that climb up the toilet and bite your backside...Cant wait!
best wishes....Malcolm
Yes in the US--The Great Pacific Northwest! Your sense of humor is so refreshing!
Oh...things that sting, eh? Gives new meaning to the old phrase 'Cover your a$$'! Take care and thanks for your reply, Malcolm!
The cold weather reminds me of when I first worked in the nursery industry in the 80's. It was bitterly cold getting plants out for sale from under snow. I have my own nursery now and although we are wholesale there is a lot in your videos that is very familiar. I'm in west Wales now and we don't really get weather as grim as you. How's the business going now. It's a struggle here but this year sales increased by quite a bit and we are building more tunnels for an increase in next years production. I might even make a living one day.
Hi there Malcolm, I have been studying Horticulture for 3 years now and am just about to finish my final year within the Level 3 Extended Diploma in Horticulture and, I have to say, I have found your videos so far to be very useful. Keep up the good work! :)
Thanks
Have you given up on this series? Was really enjoying them...
Hope everything is fine with you!
Giz a job!! lol
Jane Hunt
Six months of bad weather and another six months of pissing rain.....you wouldn't want a job in that Jane. Best wishes....Malcolm
Would you sell me some?