My exotic garden after sub zero and snow 2024

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @GeorgesJungleGarden
    @GeorgesJungleGarden 9 часов назад +1

    Definitely similar to here although great to see your tree ferns still looking green! Your Yuccas and Agaves really are coming into their own now and sizing up nicely 😃

    • @YorkshireKRIS
      @YorkshireKRIS  9 часов назад

      Yes the tree ferns are green for now. Hopefully they'll stay that way all winter. 🙂

  • @PalmBeachFlorida24
    @PalmBeachFlorida24 10 часов назад +1

    Looking healthy! 🍃

  • @daz4822
    @daz4822 8 часов назад +1

    Down to -3.2c in Ainsdale.

  • @lindadevuyst9311
    @lindadevuyst9311 9 часов назад +2

    Always sad to see the cold damage

    • @YorkshireKRIS
      @YorkshireKRIS  9 часов назад +1

      @@lindadevuyst9311 it is, but always inevitable

  • @bobmac9627
    @bobmac9627 7 часов назад

    It was a bit better in my part of Kent...but some stuff has been mushed. The storm has completely knocked over my large arundo donax. Question... should I cut down to the ground in spring? Was lucky last winter and they kept the height...

    • @YorkshireKRIS
      @YorkshireKRIS  7 часов назад

      @bobmac9627 with Arundo, if the stems are bent over now or at an untidy angle I'd cut them back. They're pretty hardy plants

    • @bobmac9627
      @bobmac9627 7 часов назад

      @YorkshireKRIS Thank for the reply sir. The wind has literally ripped half the clump from the soil. But I will leave the cutback till spring...cos you are absolutely right about micro climates... just them being there stopped the T rex from losing its leafs