70 Plants Flourishing in John’s Garden
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- The 71 plants mentioned in today’s video:
Thalictrum aquilegifolium
Aquilegia
Ajuga
Verbascum chaixii 'Album’
Paeonia ‘Bartzella’
Papaver cambricum
Geum ‘Totally Tangerine’
Achillea
Erodium
Cosmos atrosanguineus
Cirsium rivulare
Geranium ‘Dragon Heart’
Willowherb
Euphorbia ‘Excalibur’
Fuchsia
Hemerocallis
Geum ‘Firestarter’
Rodgersia ‘Hercules’
Geranium sanguineum
Nepeta
Coreopsis ‘Zagreb’
Anthemis ‘E. C. Buxton’
Lupinus ‘Salmon Star’
Galega officinalis
Helenium
Gaura
Leucanthemum ‘Banana Cream’
Sweet William
Achillea
Digitalis
Lupinus arboreus
Echinacea
Malva
Crocosmia ‘Hellfire’
Antirrhinum
Malva ‘Primley Blue’
Euphorbia schillingii
Helenium ‘Short ’n’ Sassy’
Polemonium ‘Bressingham Purple’
Geranium ‘Catherine Deneuve’
Cornus kousa ‘China Girl’
Hakonechloa
Bergenia
Lamium
Geranium phaeum ‘Joseph Green’
Polypodium
Geranium phaeum
Laurel
Eupatorium
Joe Pye Weed
Rosa ‘Wildeve’
Rosa ‘Bengal Crimson’
Bronze Fennel
Physocarpus
Twisty Hazel
Physocarpus ‘Diabolo’
Physocarpus ‘Lady in Red’
Aruncus ‘Fairy Hair’
Rudbeckia ‘City Garden’
Kirengeshoma palmata
Sanguisorba ‘Lilac Squirrel’
Polystichum munitum
Cornus kousa ‘Milky Way’
Chestnut tree
Astelia ‘Silver Shadow’
Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata The King’
Centaurea
Echinacea
Oenothera ‘Fireworks’
Erodium
Linaria purpurea
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Visit John's garden at Ratoath Garden Centre in Co. Meath, Ireland.
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The section about white / coloured flowers having different coloured stems and foliage made me smile - that's how I tell my cosmos seedlings apart! The pink and red ones have reddish stems whereas white are always pale.
Your videos are never too long! They are just not frequent enough. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge.
John is like a tornado through this garden, props to the camera person for keeping up and creating such a smooth video 👍
I agree, super cameraman
So good to have a garden video featuring PLANTS. So many garden shows talk about everything but plants. Very enjoyable John, looking forward to next video
We just love John lord and David the camera man 👨.He’s our favourite gardener in the world.He is the best we love how he gardens and knows all the names.Would love to meet him sometime he’s just lovely and makes us happy 😊 he just has a personality and it’s so great 😁.We will watch and enjoy after this wet 💦 day.Till next time.🌺🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🥀🥀🥀🥀🍀🍀🍀☘️☘️☘️☘️🪵🪵🎍🪵🪵🎍🎍🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳☘️☘️🍂🍂🍂🍂🪴🪴🪴🌼🌝🌝🌝🌝🌝🌝
A day with John is a day of sunshine. Thanks
Salmon star lupine is a beauty! Haven’t seen it here in the USA. Proven Winners has it on their website , but not for sale so I guess there must be some that carry it, but nowhere I know. Sure wish I could shop at your nursery! It always cracks me up how you sell plants straight out of your garden sometimes when people ask. I have been a subscriber for many years, sure hope Teddy is well, haven’t seen him in a while, and this isn’t the first time you’ve dug up a plant to sell. 😊. My family is of Irish descent and while you and I aren’t much different in age, you remind me quite a bit of my grandfather from decades ago . I guess some Irish gentlemen just have a similar bone structure. Or, who knows, perhaps we are long lost cousins many times removed. 😊
Echinaceas Cheyenne Spirit and Paradiso are great, easy to grow from seed, flower the first year, and both are a mix of many colors.
Proper enjoyed that little tour round the early June garden John x Thank You x
Kim …….. 💎geezer
Always an enjoyable journey through your beautiful gardens! Have been watching you for several years but have never commented until now. Your videos are so entertaining, full of useful info. and your great sense of humor makes me laugh. I am 77 yrs. and still creating new garden beds, love having my hands in the soil. I live in upstate New York, in the finger lakes region, zone 5a/5b. This year has been awesome, about a month ahead for our growing season. I thank you for sharing all your plant growing knowledge, you do a wonderful job. 😊Gail
I see a new video from John Lord.. omg, stop everything and grab a coffee.... Thanks!
Love the video.Watching from near Chicago.5b changing to 6.
I know what it is you can't get its name! It's an American native called Geum Triflorum or Prairie Smoke. I grow it here, well at least what you have looks related to it. Leaves are the same but prairie smoke blooms are different like pink rubber bracts and then fluffy seed heads that look like a Dr. Suess book plant.
Enjoy your uploads. Also from Oregon.
John just send me all the lil sprouts you get rid of. Love all your beautiful plants.
Chào bạn ❤🤝.
I always feel like ive been on a garden walk myself after watching, so relaxing and educational :p thanks for another video chaps!!
Greetings from the midlands, Your gardens are beautiful, They are the bees knees.
I watch you are so knowledgeable. From, Oregon!
Greetings from South Africa. Your garden is looking just beautiful. Just goes to show that plants only grow with rain, here we are bone dry having to use tap water, just keeps things alive but they do very little and take ages to grow and fill out, even thou we have sun every day even in winter.
So happy to see you and the garden! The shirt looks great on you.
Oh my word those lupine! Incredible color. Wish I could easily grow them.
I grew ‘Black Prince’ snapdragon. It’s a gorgeous, dark, velvety red bloom with dark foliage. The plants overwintered well in US zone 6 and are huge this year. I assumed they didn’t have a scent but I sniffed them while cutting back and they smell just like grape candy! That’s a keeper.
Totally tangerine 🍊 Even the cameraman is learning the lay of those gardens, with every video. I got that after seeing it in one of the video years ago.
I love in NYS zone 5 and this is the third year for Totally Tangerine. It is gigantic, a little,over 3 feet and has been blooming for many weeks. I like that head lice comment.
I also find a good spraying with dihydrogen monoxide works wonders on the aphids and I always somehow get it on myself.
John - I have to say you are an absolute sweetheart! - I love your videos. You look good in that shirt too! - what a kind thought from one of your viewers.
I love your videos, the content is brilliantly informative and so helpful. My only regret is I can’t walk there with you. 🇨🇦
I'm impressed that shirt fit you and even matches your eyes. You definitely have an admirer there. ;-) :-D (Let's hear it for Oregon ... our neighbor to the south!).
wow those Lupines are beautiful but so is the whole garden.
I'm also from Oregon and I'm surprised how many plants we have in common. Your crinodendrum at 7:56, incredible!
"It's gone on far too long" no it hasn't, your video's fly by.
Just found this channel, love it.
Thank you 🌺
Hi John nice to see you back looking very smart and cheerful as always Sheila Chester
Nice shirt, Margot (?)
I'm a new viewer but I cant believe you walked right by that Crinodendron without a word! Swoon!
My malva took over the small patio flowerbed... they need room!
You are funny. " I never got head lice."
Looking forward to the next video John your garden is just lovely!
The Garden looks really lovely 🌹
Cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm trồng trọt ,làm vườn của mình tới mọi người cùng nhau tham khảo học hỏi ❤️🤝.
I only got the opening ads, none during the show.
Younalways make wonderful and inspiring videos. They remind me to move faster! I have been wanting that Cirsium rivulare for a few years but see only one very expensive place in the USA has it and the photo doesn’t look right anyway. ☹️☹️☹️
Your videos could never be too long! Do you have to water your garden or do you blessedly get enough rain?
The geranium Catherine Deneuve is a great plant with gorgeous dark magenta star shaped flowers. But in my opinion not suited for a solitary placement. It need other perennials close by to keep it from flopping.
04:55 treatment for head lice, thanks....🤣🤣🤣
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That shirt suits you perfectly.
I nursed a willow herb weed for weeks thinking it was a flower. Ive no tolerance now for anything that self- seeds itself.
Interesting, an old nursery man told me many years ago that once someone he had just employed planted a load of pots with willow herb thinking they were bedding plants
I have had garden helpers in my work who didn’t want to pull the dwarf willow herb “because it’s so pretty.”
Greetings from the US John. I garden in Frankfort, Kentucky which is US growing zone 6B. I love watching your videos and have a question. We have had the wettest Spring this year in my area. I have six David Austin roses. Sadly, because of all the dampness thus far this year, three of my roses have lost all their foliage due to blackspot, rust, and insects. I've been spraying them with Neem oil weekly. I'm considering getting rid of all but two roses (sadly). My question is the space where I remove the rose is it safe to plant a peony or irises in its place? I've always heard you never plant a new rose where an old rose had grown. I was not sure if that would affect any other new plants. Thank you and Happy Gardening, James
No, it only applies to planting roses in the same spot as previous ones and even then you may not have any problems.
@@johnlordssecretgarden Thank you John for the reply.
Is it erodium castellanum?
I think it might just be!
Do you have any suggestions for removing highly aggressive Houttuynia cordata? I couldn’t smother it, poison it or dig it out! It is spreading everywhere!
Oh my, what a nightmare plant. Unfortunately the only way to get rid is weed killer. I know it’s frowned upon nowadays, but it was the only way I eventually got rid of it.
I'm new to John Lord's Secret Garden... are those his greenhouses in the background?
Yes, it’s a nursery with a show garden.
Erodium manescavi ?
Am I the only one getting a ridiculous amount of adds?