Pleased you enjoyed it. I produce all the videos on my own, so lots of planning is needed to get the close-up B-roll video to cut in as I edit them. They're fun to produce and lovely to share with such an appreciative audience.
Hi Everyone. I do hope you enjoy this video, and if you do I'd like to invite you to both subscribe to my channel and give this video a 'Thumbs Up'. Thank you! I'd also welcome your comments, feedback and suggestions for future videos. HAPPY GARDENING!
Χάρηκα πολύ με αυτό το βίντεο. Μας δώσατε πολλές ιδέες και χρήσιμες πληροφορίες. Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ. Να χαίρεστε τον κήπο σας, τα φυτά σας θα είναι πολύ ευτυχισμένα μαζί σας.
Hi Adam, what a fabulous informative video today. Thank you. I have tried to grow Solomon's seal, but sadly it doesn't thrive for me. What are the best growing conditions for it please? Have you ever tried growing Brunnera 'Looking Glass'. It is the most beautiful cultivar- I actually prefer it to Jack Frost. I always mulch and put a cloche over my hardy salvias in winter, mainly becase of the wet. They have stayed in my garden, which has a clay base but improved with compost yearly. happy gardening 🙂
Thank you. I’m not familiar with ‘Looking Glass’ but will take a look. I’ve always liked veining but that silvery leaf does look lovely. I have a clay soil and Solomon’s Seal has established nicely. I transplanted some to this position in my shade border and it has established nicely here too. I would recommend starting with a really nice large plant. I know nurseries sell small plants in 9cm pots that appear to be good value but I think it is worth spending twice as much to get a larger plant instead.
@@Adams-Gardening-Guides thank you Adam. I also have clay soil and planted mine behind some ferns which grow well. However, I bought a variegated variety and maybe it is just a weaker plant. It does come up every year but it is awfully spindly.
@@bewoodford2807 Yes much weaker growing in my experience too. I haven't got it in my garden at the moment, but teh green leaved one is thriving as you can see, despite competition from tree roots.
Hi Adam. I have just watched you for the first time and I am very impressed. Very useful channel. I would love to subscribe but the subscribe section is missing. Not sure what has happened. I will, however search for your guides and enjoy them. Thank you
That's strange. There should be a 'Subscribe' button next to the channel name below the video. Also I have included a small watermark in red in the bottom right corner of teh video which says 'Subscribe Now' and if you click on this you can subscribe. please do let me know if this works. Very many thanks for subscribing and I hope you enjoy my oter videos too.
Hi Adam. Thanks for responding. I went back on to RUclips and the subscribe button was back. I am now subscribed and looking forward to many more informative presentations.
Yes that's why I recommend you grow it in a pot to enjoy its beautiful leaves, and mention t can be invasive if planted in teh garden, which is something I warn against.
I really enjoy all your videos because I grow some of the same plants and I always learn something new from you. However, would you consider making shorter videos for some of your tutorials? I cannot find the time for one video and taking notes also becomes a bit much. I would watch more of the videos if they were a max. of 15 min. or so. Everything else is perfectly done, as always.
Great suggestion! Many thanks for letting me know. I’ll give this a try with my next videos and ask for feedback from others. What does everyone else think?
I've read that Solomon's Seal can be grown in Zones 3-9 but have no experience groing it outside my own group. Do consult with local nurseries or gardeners to see if they feel it's worth trying. I hope it is!
Nice selection Adam. Personally I would not have No. 11. Although it is pretty I would be afraid of it taking over in the garden, also it has a very strange smell which I do not like! No.12 is my favourite, mine is still in full flower.
Thank you. To be honest I don't notice any aroma unless I prune it so wouldn't let this put me off such a glorious plant that provides colour for me month after month. Yes Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' is such a good hardy perennial and still providing colour for me in my mid-October garden.
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Glitter is one of my favorite heucheras. The flowers are beautiful, bright pink as well. The best of the best!
Isn't it lovely!
Hi Adam, great video lots of information. Good camera work too, nice close up shots. Thank you.
Pleased you enjoyed it. I produce all the videos on my own, so lots of planning is needed to get the close-up B-roll video to cut in as I edit them. They're fun to produce and lovely to share with such an appreciative audience.
Hi Everyone. I do hope you enjoy this video, and if you do I'd like to invite you to both subscribe to my channel and give this video a 'Thumbs Up'. Thank you! I'd also welcome your comments, feedback and suggestions for future videos. HAPPY GARDENING!
Beautiful garden and amazing flowers
Pleased to be able to share it with you. Happy gardening.
So very patient and informative. Thank you for revisiting and sharing some old favorites. I really enjoy your style
@@karynzaslow968 that’s kind of you. Glad to hear you enjoyed my video. Do check out some of the others on my channel too.
Χάρηκα πολύ με αυτό το βίντεο.
Μας δώσατε πολλές ιδέες και χρήσιμες πληροφορίες.
Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ.
Να χαίρεστε τον κήπο σας, τα φυτά σας θα είναι πολύ ευτυχισμένα μαζί σας.
So pleased you enjoyed it.
nice
Hi Adam, what a fabulous informative video today. Thank you. I have tried to grow Solomon's seal, but sadly it doesn't thrive for me. What are the best growing conditions for it please? Have you ever tried growing Brunnera 'Looking Glass'. It is the most beautiful cultivar- I actually prefer it to Jack Frost. I always mulch and put a cloche over my hardy salvias in winter, mainly becase of the wet. They have stayed in my garden, which has a clay base but improved with compost yearly. happy gardening 🙂
Thank you. I’m not familiar with ‘Looking Glass’ but will take a look. I’ve always liked veining but that silvery leaf does look lovely.
I have a clay soil and Solomon’s Seal has established nicely. I transplanted some to this position in my shade border and it has established nicely here too. I would recommend starting with a really nice large plant. I know nurseries sell small plants in 9cm pots that appear to be good value but I think it is worth spending twice as much to get a larger plant instead.
@@Adams-Gardening-Guides thank you Adam. I also have clay soil and planted mine behind some ferns which grow well. However, I bought a variegated variety and maybe it is just a weaker plant. It does come up every year but it is awfully spindly.
@@bewoodford2807 Yes much weaker growing in my experience too. I haven't got it in my garden at the moment, but teh green leaved one is thriving as you can see, despite competition from tree roots.
Hi Adam. I have just watched you for the first time and I am very impressed. Very useful channel. I would love to subscribe but the subscribe section is missing. Not sure what has happened. I will, however search for your guides and enjoy them. Thank you
That's strange. There should be a 'Subscribe' button next to the channel name below the video.
Also I have included a small watermark in red in the bottom right corner of teh video which says 'Subscribe Now' and if you click on this you can subscribe. please do let me know if this works. Very many thanks for subscribing and I hope you enjoy my oter videos too.
Hi Adam. Thanks for responding. I went back on to RUclips and the subscribe button was back. I am now subscribed and looking forward to many more informative presentations.
@@davidhenderson8859 Thank you!
Здравейте,благодаря за полезната информацията! Имате много красива градина! Желая ви много здраве и приятно градинарство! Поздрави от България!
And very warm greetings to you. Thank you for watching and Happy Gardening!
Gorgeous flowers 💐
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My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship
That chameleon plant very invasive in Midwest in US. Sprouts up everywhere!
Yes that's why I recommend you grow it in a pot to enjoy its beautiful leaves, and mention t can be invasive if planted in teh garden, which is something I warn against.
I really enjoy all your videos because I grow some of the same plants and I always learn something new from you. However, would you consider making shorter videos for some of your tutorials? I cannot find the time for one video and taking notes also becomes a bit much. I would watch more of the videos if they were a max. of 15 min. or so. Everything else is perfectly done, as always.
Great suggestion! Many thanks for letting me know. I’ll give this a try with my next videos and ask for feedback from others. What does everyone else think?
Enjoyed this video. I live in zone 10 in California, can I grow hostas or Solomon's seal?
Wendy
I've read that Solomon's Seal can be grown in Zones 3-9 but have no experience groing it outside my own group. Do consult with local nurseries or gardeners to see if they feel it's worth trying. I hope it is!
Nice selection Adam. Personally I would not have No. 11. Although it is pretty I would be afraid of it taking over in the garden, also it has a very strange smell which I do not like! No.12 is my favourite, mine is still in full flower.
Thank you. To be honest I don't notice any aroma unless I prune it so wouldn't let this put me off such a glorious plant that provides colour for me month after month. Yes Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm' is such a good hardy perennial and still providing colour for me in my mid-October garden.
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Por favor, poned subtítulos, aunque sean en inglés 😊
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