Between the fig story, the Disney Princess soundtrack and the comment “And everybody knows that females are the rulers of the Earth”, this episode had me rolling in laughter and completely charmed. 😂❤tx
My favorite spot was the Lilly pond beneath the bridge. The huge trees are amazing. The lower trunk of the pony tail tree looks like an elephants foot😀. Thank you for sharing this beauty🌳
Wonderful, Jack!!!! Too short. Want to see more. Definitely impressive!!!! How fortunate to have experienced ❤ Thank you! Nice to see they also feature Chihuly's works! 🥰
Jack...A suggestion for you that when your boys reach the age of 7, 8, or 9 you let them experience living through Fall, winter, Spring, and the beautiful Summers in Northern Michigan for a rememberable lifetime of memories!!!
Thanks Jack for this tour. I didn't realize that trees could get so big in Florida; I've never seen a Pony-Tail Palm so huge. We're going to make a special trip to this beautiful place. I think it's only 1-1/2 hours from us. Thanks again.
That was so cool to see. What an amazing place. Thank goodness for those travellers who set off and brought back all kinds of goodies! Thanks for sharing another great video. 🙂
Thank you for the beautiful tour that Ponytail palm is unbelievable. I was able to see The Chihuly Exhibit at The New York Botanical Gardens a few years ago, his work goes so well in gardens. That was my dream😀
Alright Jack, I told you before you are an amazing teacher. I love it when you show us awesome gardens and your amazing designs but..... I still will never eat a fig. Just no. LOL (PS I saw you throw that fig on the ground by the way!)
Interesting info of the Cluster Fig, makes me a little reluctant about opening figs, but perhaps that is just with that variety. Love figs. This was a beautiful video❤
Oh my gosh! I'm amazed and my mind is whirling, like if I add misters can I actually grow fern, in Reno Nevada, which I'm used to coming from Nova Scotia canada? And many more? Oh gosh what an gorgeous tour! Thank you so much#
It's nice to see such a beautiful place. The tropical rainforest is interesting but there is another rainforest in the lower 48: Washington state has the Hoh rainforest in Olympic National Park. It is a temperate rainforest & quite beautiful.
Nothing compares to El Yunque National Rainforest in Puerto Rico. The only Tropical Rainforest in the US, all natural and awesome. But this imitation of a Tropical Rainforest is cool.
Jack in St Petersburg, florida (near Tampa) there is a botanical garden called "Sunken Garden" = very old beautiful tropical garden as well, near the down down area.
You need to watch the documentary “The Queen of Trees”, think it was a Nature doc, it’s extremely detailed in how this odd relationship works. Loved it.
@@jeanniegoldberg5931 Sorry to correct you, but the Tropical Rainforest at Fairchild is not a real tropical rainforest. It's man made. The only Tropical rainforest in the US is "El Yunque Tropical Rainforest" in Puerto Rico.
Between the fig story, the Disney Princess soundtrack and the comment “And everybody knows that females are the rulers of the Earth”, this episode had me rolling in laughter and completely charmed. 😂❤tx
Fairchild is other worldly; truly a magical place. Once you see it, you’ll never forget it.
Wonderful video thanks for sharing this beautiful arboretum!!!!
Fantabulous again. Your descriptions never fail to bring on the smiles. Fairchild gardens are beautiful.
My favorite spot was the Lilly pond beneath the bridge. The huge trees are amazing. The lower trunk of the pony tail tree looks like an elephants foot😀. Thank you for sharing this beauty🌳
Jack, thank you for sharing this beautiful garden. The glass installation pics. at the end look like the work of Dale Chihuly, can’t wait for more.
They are~~~
WOW.....just WOW!!! Putting Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden on my bucket list. Thank you for the tour!
It is certainly worth a visit- the cafe is great for lunch so be sure to plan the better part of a day for it…. There is a lot to see!!
Your boys would love it
Wonderful, Jack!!!! Too short. Want to see more. Definitely impressive!!!! How fortunate to have experienced ❤ Thank you! Nice to see they also feature Chihuly's works! 🥰
Wow! Such an amazing place. Thank you Jack.
Always love seeing tropical plants. Thanks for the tour of interesting plants.
The fig story is fascinating!!
Great tour, Jack! Thank you!
Wow Jack, soo beautiful!! Thank you so much for sharing this video!!
Beautiful gardens……a must see!!!
That place is totally unbelievable . I can't get over it. Great tour.
Thank you Jacl
🌿🍃🌱 Fantastic! 🌿☘️🍃
Really awesome video tour of the lush gardens! Really good examples of plant life that do well in our zones. Stunning!
Many in my family live in Ft. Meyers. Thanks for this awesome video.
UNBELIEVABLE❣️ THANK YOU for sharing. Have a great day to you and yours!
Wow 🌴😍beautiful tropical garden 🌱👌🤗
Jack...A suggestion for you that when your boys reach the age of 7, 8, or 9 you let them experience living through Fall, winter, Spring, and the beautiful Summers in Northern Michigan for a rememberable lifetime of memories!!!
Thanks Jack for this tour. I didn't realize that trees could get so big in Florida; I've never seen a Pony-Tail Palm so huge. We're going to make a special trip to this beautiful place. I think it's only 1-1/2 hours from us. Thanks again.
That place is soo amazing!! Thank you for taking us there! 😊
Thanks for taking us along - just beautiful
Beautiful Botanical Garden! Have fun exploring!
That was so cool to see. What an amazing place. Thank goodness for those travellers who set off and brought back all kinds of goodies! Thanks for sharing another great video. 🙂
WOW! So cool...did not know about the symbiotic relationship between figs and wasps, thank you Jack for sharing!!
Thank you for the beautiful tour that Ponytail palm is unbelievable. I was able to see The Chihuly Exhibit at The New York Botanical Gardens a few years ago, his work goes so well in gardens. That was my dream😀
Thanks for the tour! Gorgeous gardens!
Thanks for the tour.
It looks MAGNIFICENT!!! I wish I would have known about it before I moved from Central Florida! But I think I will probably not eat figs again!😳
Watching from Michigan, thank you so much for the tour it was gorgeous. By the way it’s 22 degrees, windy and snowing 🫤
Great job! Thank you so much!
Thank you Loved this You are a natural teacher through your volgs Loved your sharing of up north Michigan Looking forward of where you take us now
I really enjoyed watching your explorations of the botanical world in South Florida. Learned a lot from the videos. You're such a tree-huger. :-)
What a beautiful space thanks for the tour it was amazing❣️
Beautiful tour. It looks amazing.
Alright Jack, I told you before you are an amazing teacher. I love it when you show us awesome gardens and your amazing designs but..... I still will never eat a fig. Just no. LOL (PS I saw you throw that fig on the ground by the way!)
Who knew? That fig tree was amazing. What a wonderful place, love to see it first hand. Thanks so much for showing such an awesome place.
Interesting info of the Cluster Fig, makes me a little reluctant about opening figs, but perhaps that is just with that variety. Love figs. This was a beautiful video❤
Watching from Delaware.
Awesome 👌
Thanks so much! Makes me want to plan a trip there!!!!!
Fantastical and splendid!
Really cool tour
Oh my gosh! I'm amazed and my mind is whirling, like if I add misters can I actually grow fern, in Reno Nevada, which I'm used to coming from Nova Scotia canada? And many more? Oh gosh what an gorgeous tour! Thank you so much#
It's nice to see such a beautiful place. The tropical rainforest is interesting but there is another rainforest in the lower 48: Washington state has the Hoh rainforest in Olympic National Park. It is a temperate rainforest & quite beautiful.
I guess I don’t want to eat figs anymore🤮❄️💚🙃
I've never tried one but I know now I don't want to. Did you see Jack throw that fig? He wasn't going to eat it either LOL
I love ❤️ figs!!!
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Nothing compares to El Yunque National Rainforest in Puerto Rico. The only Tropical Rainforest in the US, all natural and awesome. But this imitation of a Tropical Rainforest is cool.
Super Cool video! PLEASE tell me that cluster fig tree's figs are not edible by humans. Fascinating!
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Jack in St Petersburg, florida (near Tampa) there is a botanical garden called "Sunken Garden" = very old beautiful tropical garden as well, near the down down area.
Great to know! I’ll check it out!!
You need to watch the documentary “The Queen of Trees”, think it was a Nature doc, it’s extremely detailed in how this odd relationship works. Loved it.
Thanks Jack!
Talking about the fig thing….isn’t the supreme being… I call him God, (you label with what’s comfortable)…..AMAZING!
Your telling of the wasp/fig story is hilarious.
I can’t see a fig tree without thinking about it!! Now, not every fig is pollinated in this way, but, it is certainly a fascinating relationship!
@@JackBarnwellDesign I've never been a fan of figs, it's a texture thing and I think I know what that texture is, now, lol.
Jack, do you know the age of the ponytail tree? That is wild 🌴
Nice
Come visit Naples botanical sometime. Great video 🙂
I go there often, and did a whole series of videos on it during the pandemic~~ check em out!
What type of tree was that with the colored bark? Beautiful. Thank you for the tour!
Sorry to correct you, but there is a natural rainforest in Washington State, Hoh Rainforest in Olympic National Park. Come visit sometime!
Sorry to correct you, but the rainforest at Fairchild is a TROPICAL rainforest. The one you referred to is a temperate rain forest.
@@jeanniegoldberg5931 Sorry to correct you, but the Tropical Rainforest at Fairchild is not a real tropical rainforest. It's man made. The only Tropical rainforest in the US is "El Yunque Tropical Rainforest" in Puerto Rico.
Jake. Your fig story is frightening. Now I am worried about eating figs. My favourite fruit :(
I’ll never eat another fig!😊😊😊❤
I thought those trees with colored bark were photoshopped. Aren’t plants amazing?
They sure are……
Not all figs
Looks like a great place to house the homeless