I'm excited to see all the beautiful flowers from your flower reviews coming together in your finished garden layout

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

thanks very much, hopefully the garden will come up nicely!!!

Thank you for the tour ! The plant nr the cyclamen is Pulmonaria officinalis (boraginaceae)

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

thanks very much, I have so many plants that sometimes can't remember the names!!!

Your fragrant garden is beautiful. I have a collection of trilliums in my woodland garden. I also bought what was supposed to be trillium luteum and it bloomed with a burgundy-red flower. I would have been disappointed but it actually has an intense fruity/citrusy fragrance. None of my other trillium cuneatums have a strong fragrance. For this reason the mislabeled trillium has become my favorite one. I have recently planted so osmanthus fragrans in my garden. They were in bloom when i bought them and they have a sweet peach/apricot fragrance. I love your clematis armandii. I used to have one but it died during a particularly harsh winter. now i am inspired to get another one and try again. Great video.

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the very nice comment, yes I am lucky I live in USDA 8 where Clematis armandii can overwinter outdoors... Very nice stor about the Trillim, I hope when the flower opens, it will be fragrant too!!! I was a bit disappointed as I know the luteum is quite fragrant, but very pleased that yours is also very nicely fragrant even if with a burgundy flower... hope mine will be too, when the bud opens up

Bruh your garden is just awesome, Do you have jasminum auriculatum, grandiflorum and azoricum?

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the very nice comment!!! I wish I still had the species you mentioned, I love especially Jasminum azoricum but also grandiflorum and auriculatim, but unfortunately I found these species are impossible to grow where I live in the UK (USDA 8), because often we have quite often winters when temperature drops below zero for a few days, and also, my garden is mostly clay, that is not ideal anyway for azoricum and grandiflorum, that in addition to mild temperature, require very well drained soil. I tried to grow auriculatum and grandiflorum indoors, but unfortunately the problem here is that they seem not to have sufficient light, and they died, I will try next time with grow light. The most fragrant of my jasmines in the garden is Jasminum polyanthum, and unfortunately even in this species all the aerial parts of the plants including obviosuly the flower buds die down in very cold winters, and the plant sprouts again from the ground in spring. The only reliable blooming jasmines in my garden are Jasminum officinale, that is nicely fragrant even if not very strong, Jasminum x stephanense, also very nicely fragrant, and Jasminum beesianum, that is the only Jasmine I really regret to have planted, because it is not fragrant at all and is also terribly invasive (even if I have to admit its small red flowers are very cute)!!!

@mdlabib2964

Жыл бұрын

@@plantreviewsuk1204 i think at last year you bought jasminum grandiflorum And made a video of it,, did it survived?

@mdlabib2964

Жыл бұрын

@@plantreviewsuk1204 yeah jasminum auriculatum and grandiflorum dont grow well in shady areas, if plant is matured like 1-3 years, then they can adapt in your enviourment,

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

@@mdlabib2964 yes, a few years ago I bought grandiflorum and indeed made a video of it, and I kept it in my greenhouse, but unfortunately during winter it was damaged by both rodents and cold weather (it was still a pretty small plant), I hoped that it would recover in spring, but unfortunately it didn't and I lost it!!!

@plantreviewsuk1204

Жыл бұрын

@@mdlabib2964 unfortunately I don't think that they can survive winter temperature down to minus 7 degrees Celsius below zero, as we have in central Kent (South East England) every couple of winters!!!

Hi....i am new un fragant plants...i live in Canary islands...can i Talk with you by private?

@plantreviewsuk1204

10 ай бұрын

hello, we can communicate here on the channel, no problems

@rickylanzamape6353

10 ай бұрын

I am waiting for some seeds that I bought online from African tabernaemontana, for the second time because none of them germinated. I also failed with Osmanthus fragans, with Michelia alba, with Luculia gratissima and with Artabotrys hexapetalus. None of them germinated and it causes me a lot of frustration. If you have experiences with those species, please give me advice. Thank you very much.  am waiting for some seeds that I bought online from African tabernaemontana, for the second time because none of them germinated. I also failed with Osmanthus fragans, with Michelia alba, with Luculia gratissima and with Artabotrys hexapetalus. None of them germinated and it causes me a lot of frustration. If you have experiences with those species, please give me advice. Thank you very much.

@plantreviewsuk1204

10 ай бұрын

@@rickylanzamape6353 hello, unfortunately the viability of the seeds of some species is very low and some sellers sell very old seeds. It is best to buy seeds from people cultivating the species themselves, because they sell fresh seeds. I don't have specific experience with the species you are trying to germinate, but I know that actually in the canary island there is a shop called Canarius that sell a variety of rare tropical plants. Another great way to get seeds form species you like, is to Instagram them and when you find the photos of the species you are looking for, contact who post them, hopefully they have seeds to sell

@rickylanzamape6353

10 ай бұрын

@@plantreviewsuk1204 i know ,i know,i contact with somebody by internet who lives in differents places on the world and i Cross my fingers this time.Thank you very mucho for read and answer me

@plantreviewsuk1204

10 ай бұрын

@@rickylanzamape6353 I wish you the best of luck, however for Michelia (riclassified as Magnolia) alba, there are some sellers in Germany that should be able to export to Spain and I suppose Canary Islands too