February garden tour update in my walled garden winter garden 4K
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2024
- February garden tour update in my walled garden winter garden.
After a very busy and eventful year, not having much time to spent working on the garden things have suffered. things are returning back to normal for us now and I am trying to get things back on track. feel free to subscribe and thank you for watching. 
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Great video of a fantastic garden well done
Welcome back your garden looking great as always thanks for sharing
Great to see the upload. The palms look fantastic as always. Fingers crossed for a good growing season👍
Looking great. Good planting is like poetry, as the eye reads along the border, it sees the meter, you'd recognize in a poem on paper. I have soft caress in a pot, looks nice like that variety you have.
Thanks very much for watching and your comment, There is a level of artistry to get it looking just right, I have made plenty of mistakes along the way however some parts are coming together.
Nice to see you back and thanks for showing us around your garden again, it's looking great. Mine is quite a muddy soggy mess right now, we have had so much rain haven't we it's just relentless. The mahonia looks fabulous there and the fatsia's should be just fine, I have two spider's web I rescued from the garden centre sick bay for the princely sum of 75p :) They looked sad and in a bit of a tatty state when I brought them home but once planted they did well and they handled that -11 we had in Dec '22 no problem at all. If planted in shade some of the lower leaves turn a vivid white !
Thanks again for watching 75p wow! That’s incredible. Yes the rain is depressing it never stops let’s hope for a decent spring.
Super to see your video. Thought you were hibernating!
Thanks, I have been really busy and had other things going on. I have more time for it now.
Nice to see you back. Your garden is looking good. You have a variety of shapes, textures and colour and that all important repetition which helps create the rhythm. Have you put a barrier around the roots of the bamboo, or is yours the non invasive variety? It’ll be interesting to see how you develop the garden further. Gardens are a work in progress and never finished and that’s one of the reasons why they are so enjoyable. Happy gardening.
Hi thank you very much for watching. the bamboo is Fargesia Robusta Campbell which is a clumping variety. it is not a runner.
Great to see an update, I've always admired your nandinas,
Decided to buy one early last year, but it's incredibly slow growing, maybe it'll take off this year
hi, the obsession ones I have are meant to stay quite small less than a metre. A couple of years ago one of the 2 I planted next to each other was more vigorous and I have no idea why.
@@mywalledgarden don't get me wrong it looked very attractive, it gives a contrasting leaf texture and is completely different to other shrubs, but I think I should have planted it at the front of my border rather than the back
Yes they are better closer to the front,
Gutted to hear about the Butia, mine so far seems okay, the key is definitely the ground prep, I've got it mounded up with plenty of grit in the planting hole.
Think I'd be gutted if mine died now
Hi it was very depressing. Yes you can underestimate the level of drainage you actually need. I was complacent as well as it had survived really harsh conditions in previous years and I did not cover it while I was out of the country.
i am so jealous of your rainy weather . We haven't had a single drop of water since november
Nothing really survives , just oleanders and some grass
Hi, what is your climate?
You should of planted the butia on a raised bed, it might have stood a better chance of surviving.
Hello. Can I talk to you a little bit ?