How I created Garden Privacy on budget| Ideas for Garden Privacy| Overlooked Garden Problem?

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • I was really excited for this video. Creating privacy should not be limited to hedges especially if you have a small garden. I have tried to use big plants to have vertical impact as I could not have deep borders due to small garden.
    Garden privacy was quite essential for me especially when you have overlooked garden
    I really hope that this video is useful, so please leave comment!
    thank you for watching
    Raj (Urban Tropical)
    #backyardgardening
    #gardendesigns

Комментарии • 34

  • @michelleshearer2697
    @michelleshearer2697 Год назад +2

    love your garden it's beautiful , I really need to begin making my garden more private .

  • @gilliancruise-johnston947
    @gilliancruise-johnston947 5 месяцев назад

    Well done, this is beautiful!

  • @Thiismental
    @Thiismental 2 года назад

    Stunning garden. Looking for ideas for an overlooked garden and now full of ideas. Legend. Thank you. 🤙

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      Thank you:) I posted another video if you have concrete garden

  • @ManeshPather
    @ManeshPather Год назад

    Thank you for the great ideas. My small garden is also overlooked by flats and houses that I avoid using it!

  • @aj7803
    @aj7803 7 месяцев назад

    Thank you. I agree with you 100%. Your garden looks great btw.

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  7 месяцев назад +1

      Thank you so much:)
      I have dug it up again, to try different and more planting!!

  • @rajvirkaur4322
    @rajvirkaur4322 3 года назад +1

    Nice video

  • @wesleyhackney
    @wesleyhackney 2 года назад +1

    You should look into a mule palm a cross between a queen palm and a pindo palm it has the beautiful look of the queen with cold tolerance of pindo to 15 F

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      Hi, I wish your message came earlier, plant looks really nice
      I have already bought washingtonia robusta. I still don't have space😂. I might get rid of something and plant your recommendation, more thoughts for 2022!

  • @jatinjatt8659
    @jatinjatt8659 3 года назад

    Good video as always

  • @aakashbasu7018
    @aakashbasu7018 6 месяцев назад

    Greatly informative video! And a beautiful garden!
    What is the tree that has ferny leaves please?

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  6 месяцев назад

      Thank you:). Its called honey locust sunburst

  • @DanH282
    @DanH282 2 года назад

    Enjoying your videos. Deserve more views. I'm just finishing conversion of what was a two car gravel driveway into a side garden with privacy fences. Like you I'm on a budget and want privacy and impact straight away but know I'll gave to wait. How long did it take you get the garden as it is? Also where did you get the Tatrapamax? - I'm on the Wirral and struggling to source locally.

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      Hi Dan, thank you for your kind words. I do put a lot of effort but not many views. I don't why because I do it out of passion , I will just carry on and let's see. Regarding tetrapanax, it is always available online only and currently out of stock every where so wait until April. I remember seeing few listings on Facebook marketplace so try that. I bought it from a small seller called barracottplants. There website is not user friendly but I spoke to them and they were lovely and I wanted to buy from them. They do charge high postage as individual seller and really care about plants. This was 7 or 8 years ago. Not sure if they still sell. It took me around 7 years but I did a lot of shuffling of plants

    • @DanH282
      @DanH282 2 года назад

      @@urbantropicaluk great I'll keep my eye out in April. How deep do you think a wall foundation needs to be to stop the runners of Tetrapanax? I saw in another video it escaped into your lawn! I terms of views its probably the You Tube Algorithm. Worth checking what 'Jungle George' and 'Grow Paradise' do. I think its posting frequently and generating mass appeal. Takes time to grow a following and go up the rankings. Good luck.

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      @@DanH282 if I could go back I would put a barrier 1.5 to 2ft deep (may be plastic sheet barrier). It is very invasive. Thanks for the tip , I just don't understand the algorithm. I just make the video and post it .

  • @lucyk4291
    @lucyk4291 Год назад

    Hi! Can you please tell me what variety of rose this is? And how did you get it so tall, is it supported by a structure or trellis? Thank you very much!

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  Год назад

      Hi
      I think its golden showers but not 100% sure. When I planted i had no idea about plants!!
      Its supported by fence but stem is so thick so quite stable with just a tiny lean on fence.

  • @dominic77999
    @dominic77999 Год назад

    lovely garden, how long did it take to get to that stage? And cost of plants/trees/project? Do you rember?

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  Год назад +1

      Thank you Dom:)
      It took many years still not done. I started 10 years ago and I was complete novice but I became serious few years back. I have spent a lot. I think just plants were worth around £2k (I was adding up in head 2 years ago). Its still going, I have spent £150 two days ago so its never ending. I did sell some plants as well to make space for more plants (more like recycling)
      You can do it cheaper now as Facebook marketplace is there. I bought from garden centre (more expensive than buying from a fella who is getting rid off it 😂)

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  Год назад

      Also if you are staring on jungle theme check out George s jungle RUclips channel.. he is guru of jungle planting!

    • @dominic77999
      @dominic77999 Год назад

      @@urbantropicaluk Thank you for the information :)

  • @gemmaknight8856
    @gemmaknight8856 2 года назад

    Hi, great video thanks. Could you tell me what the fern like tree is please? thanks so much

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      Hi, Fern tree are very easy to care for. For best results plant in part shade or shade. You can still plant it in full sun but water intake goes up. They do root easily as well. I bought one 2 litre pot and that was in full shade and has grown very strong. Thanks:)

    • @ASingh1699k
      @ASingh1699k 2 года назад

      @@urbantropicaluk You didn't understand Gemma. She is asking you have a fern like tree in your video can you tell her what it's called.

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      @@ASingh1699k Hi I understand now! Its honeylocust sunburst

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  2 года назад

      @Gemma Knight, tree is honeylocust sunburst

  • @TozzZz-r5d
    @TozzZz-r5d 7 месяцев назад

    Is this the uk?

  • @RomeoSeeThis
    @RomeoSeeThis Год назад

    Can you please list down the trees and plants you have on you border

    • @urbantropicaluk
      @urbantropicaluk  Год назад

      Tree is honey locust
      Main other Shrubs /plants are: Callistemon hot pink
      Tetrapanax
      Musa basjoo
      Phormium
      Rose
      Many thanks

  • @prakasha5870
    @prakasha5870 Год назад

    Coudl you give me plant name?