Cactus and succulent garden and greenhouses | Bob Barth | Central Texas Gardener
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2013
- Bob Barth's fascination with cacti and succulents led him to universal explorations. As co-founder of the Austin Cactus and Succulent Society, he changed garden perceptions in his advocacy of these water-wise plants. His passion led to the global botanical community. In multiple greenhouses, he grows plants endangered by habitat loss. From tiny to large, discover some of their secrets of self-preservation and wildlife significance.
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I have just recently became a fan of succulents and cacti, like only since a year ago. I am fascinated by how sturdy they are and they are literally the only plants that I can keep alive.....
Your gardens and green houses are amazing! It's cactus heaven. Keep up the amazing job and thanks for letting us see it.
Nice even a small greenhouse fun
I love plants
A SPLENDID collection Sir!!
Wonderful , awesome video ! I wonder how many medicinal properties are undiscovered in these gifts from God ! Keep up your great work Bob !!
As a Cactophile, your collection is wonderful.The plants are arranged in a correct manner, seperate row for true cactus and succlents. I wish you all the success for the days to come. Regards,S.Rajkumar Thomas. India.
You have a beautiful garden Looks so peaceful love your cactus 😊
They're all so very beautiful.
좋아요 😊
Wow that's a very rare collection. Healthy unusual and gorgeous. Would like to own a few of those.Thanks for sharing.
Wowww..I like them,beautiful cacties.Thank you for sharing this video.
U live in a plants paradise, WOW!
Woooow!!! You have a paradice!!! I really am jealous :(
Great collection of beautiful plants! Many thanks for sharing and all the best regards!
you really have some thing worthwhile..... congratulations
completely awesome!!
Wow very nice
Really beautiful!
Splendid collection!
Muy bonitas plantas!👏🏼👏🏼
It's very beautiful, your garden,your colections congratulations, saludos desde Ecuador Quito
amazing. i love nature
Fantastic!!!
Really great video. I wish I could see information about cereus hexagonus.
I love the black and white cactus
A WONDERFUL COLLECTION!!!!!, we can't grow anything like this in the Ozarks, mine have I to keep them in my greenhouse during winter.
Loved this video and its information
Good video very informative thank you!!! 😍💜🌵
Such beauty's 🌵😍
Beautiful
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One of the best videos on youtube! Question: I've always wondered, what type of machines do you use to generate heat and moisture? Can you explain the use of fans?
This cactus....So beautiful
when i was younger i collected succulents in a old green house it was a fun hobby u only need a leef or a smal piece to grow a new 1 so very cheep and easy because the dont need water al the time sadly a hars winter killed almost al of it
Beleza 😂❤❤❤❤
Fantastic
So should we be watering more with our Cactus? We have lived here 16 years and it pretty much controls it's self outside in the yard area. 😎😎😎
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Olağan üstü harikalar onlara sahip olmak isterdim ama..
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Omg. Can I come study with you? Or perhaps we can communicate and share our plants and species via computer and mail? So we can both expand and grow as Gardner’s? I’ve been a gardener with my father who was an immigrant from Czechoslovakia and since I was about 7 yrs old. Stating with vegetables I helped him in his garden. Then when we moved to CA at age 12 he expanded into fruit trees grapes, philodendrons bristle bushes and trees. Then I moved to San Diego and took care of the gardens at Pier Imports beautiful large garden center. Where we stocked a wide range of plants, I learned a great deal more about propagation etc, and I kept collecting more varieties as well. I collected many indoor type plants until
I bought my first home in a San Diego where I began leaning about out door plants ground covers etc etc. so moving around to many states with my engineer husband I learned about different climates and what was liked in all of them so my experience and knowledge is vast. I may not be a good speller and their scientific names I not always aware of but I know how to care for them or quickly learn because I know what to do to experiment with them so they can thrive. My indoor and outdoor species are now being purchased and my garden is growing rapidly again. I moved into my own home at 17 and starting collecting house plants. Then about 30 yrs ago I got into succulents and cacti. So I have a great deal of years in many forms of plants and have been collecting for years. I moved to Dallas about a year and 3 months ago. Being that we lived in costal CA /LA areas San Diego, most of my life plus Riverside county as well where it more desert like when we got back to CA from Alabama for 12 years. Then several other states coast to coast and I’d USA as well my experience is vast. I now in a Texas where we built our retirement home. I want to be educated about what I can expect in a Texas and what I need to do with each varying species, but I do collect many, most being talked about I have now or have had. I’d love to make an in-ground garden in my newly built homes garden but would like to be educated on how and which specific types are able to be taught to be outdoor or indoor I have both. I desire to expand my knowledge and how much I can expect from them all. Thank you. Your gardens are fabulous. Trudy Schwartz-Burrill
I’m in San Antonio any suggestions on where to go for succulents?
Paul's Desert is the only dedicated succulent nursery in the San Antonio area. facebook.com/PaulsDesert/
2 times a year the Austin cacti and succulent society have a sale at the Zilker botanical garden. Not a bad drive if you are in san Antonio. Bob (the guy in the video will have a booth). also get on his mailing list because he has a show and sale at his house 2 times a year.
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I want to smoke joint with him and walk around his garden.
I wonder ...have you ever worked with peyote?
Hybrid species makes unhappy
Hahaha desert garden in Austin. Not as impressive as some people's landscapes in trans pecos (real Texas).