Klemm Key Tropical Paradise in Annandale, VA

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  • Опубликовано: 10 янв 2025
  • my friend Dave's incredible tropical and hardy tropical garden. What a line up of plants!
    I took this video on August 19, 2010.
    This is my 1st video with a new HD camcorder- still learning the camera.

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  • @dc10014
    @dc10014 11 лет назад

    Fantastic garden!!!

  • @gardeningwithpuppies6752
    @gardeningwithpuppies6752 11 лет назад

    Gorgeous.

  • @waynew007
    @waynew007 14 лет назад

    What an absolutely fantastic garden and video! Well done Dave and Joe.

    • @BocaJoe
      @BocaJoe  7 лет назад

      hi Wayne, I'm a bit behind on reading comments, lol. Are you the Wayne I met at Will Giles place in 2010?

  • @livingwithplants6043
    @livingwithplants6043 6 лет назад

    WOW just beautiful!!!!! I can watch this video all day long, thanks for sharing 🌱🦋🤤

  • @1065Olivia
    @1065Olivia 7 лет назад +1

    Have watched your videos so many times and they never get old! So beautiful! Just starting at our new, old house this year. Brought at least 100 plants from the old house and anxious to start here in our forever home. Would love to have our backyard fence look like this!

  • @olsonlr
    @olsonlr 7 лет назад +1

    Very nice. I wish that you would've spoken more about the hardiness of some of those plants, especially the Jack's giant and the dark red lift banana tree. Does he have to dig those and take those in in the winter? Or will mulch suffice to bring them through to the spring?

    • @BocaJoe
      @BocaJoe  7 лет назад +1

      hi Larry
      Dave is zone 7a. the Siam Ruby banana is not hardy. Jack's giant elephant ear is hardy through zone.7 with light mulching and decent drainage in winter.

    • @olsonlr
      @olsonlr 7 лет назад

      BocaJoe thank you very much. Do you know if Jack's giant is still surviving after all these years?

    • @BocaJoe
      @BocaJoe  7 лет назад

      I don't know. Dave got rid of almost all of his tropicals several years back. I had the original Jack's giant that we all shared in the md va area. We moved to southern DE in Oct 2015. Jack's giant is thriving here for me in zone 7b in the ground as well as several other Colocasia.

    • @olsonlr
      @olsonlr 7 лет назад

      BocaJoe awesome! Glad to hear it. Mind if I ask which other elephant ears you're having success with?

    • @BocaJoe
      @BocaJoe  7 лет назад

      Larry email me @ bocajoe@comcast.net

  • @19impala58
    @19impala58 9 лет назад +2

    LOVE THESE TROPICAL VIDS. THANKS JOE!

  • @nicolegilbert4950
    @nicolegilbert4950 5 лет назад

    Just caught this terrific video, i live in northern Quebec , this year i had a brugmansia and alocasia and just ordered a giant colocasia for next summer . Do you bring your plants inside for the winter?

  • @verrrr1
    @verrrr1 10 лет назад

    wow my gold is to get my garden like yours, lol too bad the plants cost money

  • @ruthwilliamson862
    @ruthwilliamson862 7 лет назад

    How has that Citrumelo fared after all this time? I'm in NOVA too, and I have a South facing all that I am planning right now.

    • @BocaJoe
      @BocaJoe  7 лет назад

      Dave's citrumello died in 2014 with the vortex. He has other hardy citrus that is doing well.

  • @BocaJoe
    @BocaJoe  11 лет назад

    he hauls in quit a bit and tosses most of the annuals though.

  • @BocaJoe
    @BocaJoe  8 лет назад +1

    He cuts back and brings into his garage and basement for the non hardy stuff.

  • @BocaJoe
    @BocaJoe  8 лет назад

    the annuals get trashed

  • @BocaJoe
    @BocaJoe  14 лет назад

    inside in a mild (55-75) area - very very little water.
    Joe