Spring Garden Tour - Dr. Michael Dirr
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2022
- Spring Garden Tour - Dr. Michael Dirr - Buckeye, Loropetalum, Baptisia, Oaks, and more!! - In this video I visit Dr. Michael Dirr and his wife Bonnie's beautiful garden in Athens, GA. This is Part 2
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What a treasure Dr. Dirr is! Jim, you have done a great service to plant lovers everywhere by recording this wonderful man in his own garden.
There are so few people as dedicated to their field as Dr. Dirr. What a treat to watch him talk plants and show us his private garden.
I'm way too old to be adopted but I'd love to be your second Katie Dr. Dirr. Proud to have loved Georgia enough to decide to stay 42 years ago.
I could watch hours of this Jim! My dirt road is full of Baptisia. Thanks for the seed advice Dr. Dirr.
Dr Dirr's excitement is so infectious. Thank you for letting us visit and sharing your knowledge.
Dr. Dirr gives great tours with his commentary! You can tell he has so much info on every plant, but has to shorten it down - which isn't easy to do as you're walking along looking at everything. Well done! Yes to fall color in a part 3, if possible.
Watched this twice Jim. Dr. Dirr is so fun to listen to. A wealth of knowledge. If we all could love our work as much as he does, what a wonderful place it would be. Certainly beautiful! Thank you! Made my day.
That story about collecting acorns in Home Depot parking lot made me laugh out loud. 😂 Glad he got a great tree out of it.
When I look at these trees that Dr Dirr grew from seed, I am amazed by his achievements and his patience.
I could listen to Dr Dirr all day, every day. What a treasure he is!
You have given us so many great interviews, with people I've heard about, but never seen. Wonderful chat. I love his enthusiasm and just down to earth manor. Love how he said the great God who has created all this for our pleasure!
I am 68 and starting a new garden. I often think that I may never live to see a lot of the things I plant get really big. Dr. Dirr reminded me just how much can develop in nine or ten years. Those trees are fabulous! I suppose even if I were much older, it's not the final product (which of course doesn't exist in gardening), but the process that is what gardening is all about.
Thank you! Dr Dirr is wonderful to listen to and learn from!
This was sooo great! I could listen to Dr. Dirr talk about his tree all day. Thank you so much for making these videos with him. What a treasure!
Really enjoyed both episodes with Dr. Dirr. He is a wealth of knowledge!
Thank you Jim. Dr Dirr is amazing !! I love his knowledge and enthusiasm. He’s inspirational 🌳
This was great! What a treat to see beautiful trees we would never have the opportunity to see otherwise. Thanks, Jim! 👏👏👏
Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE this! Dr. Dirr reminds me of my dad 😊 I am so grateful ♥ I am a perpetual student, as we should all be, and appreciate the time and effort it take to assemble the content. Thank you!
The old gentlemen love to talk--can't get a word in, lol. Love them!
Awesome video! So enjoyed Dr Dirr’s humor and commentary. His energy is inspiring!
The passion is so remarkable. So much knowledge from the DR
His daughter is lucky
Mike Dirr is one of my favorite gardeners. I love these tours of his own garden.
Thank you Jim for capturing this free flowing conversational tour with Dr. Dirr. He is sooo interesting to listen to, so freely sharing his vast knowledge of plants. I will watch these two videos multiple times because there is so much to learn. I’ve used his books as reference source, but this man can get you excited to learn! Look forward to more of these conversations.
Perfect Sunday afternoon viewing.
I'm glad he is planting native plants for pollinators.
Jim, I could listen to Dr. Dirr all day long. He has a tremendous wealth of knowledge to share with everyone, and I'm looking forward to a Part 3 episode. I love that gorgeous pink Distylium shrub and wish that I could grow one of them here in my zone 5a garden. ~Margie
thank you Jim, and a BIG thank you to Dr. Dirr ... always so gracious to open his garden to anyone who is interested - to share his knowledge and his incredible enthusiasm. He is a treasure to gardener's all over the world !!! the last time I visited the "arboretum" lawn was covered in red clover with paths mown thru ... it was absolutely glorious !!!! always something exciting around every corner ...
Thank you thank you thank you!!!! And please thank Dr. Dirr!! After your first tour with him I requested his book for Christmas. It's wonderful and has so much excellent information for anyone who loves hydrangeas. I have followed you for many years. Keep up the great work!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and that of so many other experts in the field. Love the variety you provide in your videos. Best wishes
What a wonderful tour! I could easily listen to him chat longer. Yes! A fall tour would be extra special.
Visited Athens a month ago for the first time! Beautiful! Dr. Dirr is a gem!!!
Dr Dirr is a precious man and of course so so stellar in Horticulture!! ALWAYS LOVE VISITING HIS GARDEN!!! So SO GORGEOUS!!!!THANK YOU SO MUCH JIM &DR DIRR FOR GIVING US A PEEP INTO A FANTASTIC SPACE WHAT A TRUE TREASURE DR DIRR IS!!!! 👍💕
Thanks for taking us along on the tour, I loved hearing about the trees and shrubs from Dr. Dirr. The perspective of a seasoned plant breeder is priceless.
I love these tours you do. Dr. Dirr is right about planting more diverse trees and shrubs. Why is it that some years things are available and then they are not (or you never see them again), while others are always available?
Dr. Dirr is a true inspiration, and an enthusiastic walking encyclopedia! Fantastic! 🌲 🌳 🌲
Thank you Jim and Dr Dirr.
Please don’t be done with the pink distylium! 😅. That is gorgeous!! These tours have been so informative and a definite treat!
Dr Dirr is a gem! So much knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
A+ Putman. More with the man, 'Fall color tour' Please.
From his Manual, I find that I base so much of my own opinion on plants on the Landscape Value and Additional Notes sections of each plants description. Every time I look around at what I've planted I hear Dirr's descriptions in my head.
There must be many others who do also.
Tks Jim again for the valuable information on all your videos! LOL… I feel like I’ve to take notes and pictures of a lot of the unique plants/shrubs/trees, etc, to further explore on my own when time permits!! Tks again, and please keep them coming!!
I’m now a fan of Dr. Dirr ❤
Thank you for this. I can only hope this level of mastery continues into the future of plantsmen.
Thanks for showing wonderful trees and man.
Thank Jim! Dr. Dirr is pure joy to watch.😊. Thanks for these beautiful tours.
Thoroughly delightful, I really enjoyed every minute of this tour!
Baptisias are gorgeous! I have one in my front yard, and I wouldn’t mind having more! Honestly, I have grown weary of Azaleas and Loropetalums being from the south. Thank you for the tour! Such inspiration and a pleasure to watch each one that you do. 😍oh my! That Golden Larch!! So beautiful!
I love babtisia too and have several varieties at my home garden as well as the native bed I take care of at the local botanical gardens
I love his trees! He’s awesome.😊
I love that he touched on tree planting spacing. You can plant much closer than what most people recommend. Trees grow fine close together in a forest, same in a residential backyard.
Wonderful tour and so many beautiful plants 🥰
Wow! The last time I was there was in 2013. It's amazing how much everything has grown and how many more plants he has added to the landscape. Always a joy getting a Dr. Dirr tour! He is a wealth of knowledge and has a true passion. A tour of some of the arboreta in Spartanburg, SC would be awesome. I'm sure Dr. Kevin Parris at Spartanburg Community College would be happy to show you around.
Thank you for sharing your garden 🌿
Wonderful tour…Dr. Dirr is a wealth of knowledge. I could hang out in that garden all day! Do you have a favorite of his books?
what an inspiring collection of trees!!!
Thanks so much for the baptisia seed lesson.
🌿🌳🌿ENJOYED ‼️🌳🌿🌳
What a gem! Thanks for introducing us to this knowledgeable man. Really enjoyed this tour. I'll need to find part 1.
Here in NJ, zone 7, I have a 5 acres of predominantly white oaks that are dying. Climate change? I appreciate seeing Dr. Dirr’s arboretum. I’ve have his books too. Now I’m going to get his new one .
Always enjoy the garden tours
Those pinkish distylium’s are nice. I wouldnt mind having a few.
Now that’s a garden tour.
Love baptisia too! I think it’s underutilized in contemporary gardens.
I just want to sit and talk to him lol
Same!
Awesome videos! What types of tags does he used on the tree that tell him the tree name and date planted (22:17)?
Such beautiful plants and trees!! Thank you!
Wish I could give a thumbs up more than once!
Thank you for the education! I greatly appreciate your channel.
Looking forward to a compact viburnum!
Love this!!
Thoroughly enjoyed this video!
Great video...just love him...
OH MY Goodness I want that pink distylium!!!!
Me too!!
Same here! 🥰
Thank you so much!! 😊
Thanks you! Great video!!!!
So interesting.
They’re too close…the hell with it. Best line ever on HT
I have at least one of his books. But don't remember seeing him. He looks exactly like an actor though and I can't think of who.
😍😍tenkyu
Well, this made me jealous. You hung with Michael Dirr? I’m so envious right now.
I want that pink distylum and that Japanese maple bush.
Yeah, I was sad he didn't know what that maple bush was. Would have added it my list of things to find.
Lucky Katie!
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I really do not understand why more people do not consider Styrax japonicus, particularly when creating an allee given its naturally formal habit. No room for that here, but we did sneak in one Stryrax japonicus Evening Light, which has a lovely purple cast…
I just visited Dr Dirr yesterday and love the viburnum nudum little cherub. I looked on line and cannot find the plant ! I want this plant. Can you tell me where I can find it.?
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Absolutely beautiful! The way that everything stands out against the color of the home is beautiful.
Mite damage question- a bobo hydrangea I have under a crape myrtle beside my home has mite damage that affecting almost half the leaves on the 3 yr plant. Will the leaves come back normal next year or is It permanently damaged? The affected leaves are curled inward and tiny compaired to the other half of the plant. Zone 7b central NC, thanks in advance for anyone who can offer info!
Did you ever find out what the name of that dwarf Japanese maple was?
Why would someone not want to hear him say he fertilizes?
I don't know why he said that. Obviously someone somewhere said something to him.