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  @richardfrais_backyard_projects2 сағат бұрын

  as always looking great mate 😎🌴

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  @TropicalGardenUKСағат бұрын

  @@richardfrais_backyard_projects nice one mate 👍👍

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  @Yellowbellytropics21 сағат бұрын

  Great stuff!!!

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  @TropicalGardenUK2 сағат бұрын

  Thanks! I’ve seen quite a few posts on Facebook from people having similar issues this year. Hopefully it helps someone!

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  @PaulConnor10022 сағат бұрын

  Nice to see your Ensete looking good ,I took the same steps and it's just awaiting game now. 🤞

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  @TropicalGardenUK22 сағат бұрын

  Thanks it looks like it’s saved it! Did you give yours the chop?

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  @PaulConnor10021 сағат бұрын

  @TropicalGardenUK yep cut to ground and 1 left with 1 leaf on and 2nd with 2 leaves and a new leaf on the way .

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  @TropicalGardenUK2 сағат бұрын

  @@PaulConnor100 great! Hopefully it won’t take them too long to get growing. I’d say if we have some decent weather but it’s not looking likely at the moment 😂

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  @PaulConnor1007 күн бұрын

  Unfortunately I might be in the same boat after winter storage ,mine was do well until replanted in the ground .

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  @TropicalGardenUK7 күн бұрын

  I’d recommend this method. It’s growing fine now with 4 good leaves. I’ll put an update video up this week

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  @GrowTropicalMK7 күн бұрын

  Great vid amd super useful. I find the grass clipping especially useful for bamboo and just chuck it at the base along with veg cuttings. I would love to try chicken manure pellets but know that my dog would probably much them all up, the little rotter!

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  @TropicalGardenUK7 күн бұрын

  I don’t know why I’ve waited so long to do it! I find they normally try to get the chicken manure on the first day or two. If it rains it seems to cover it up pretty well and they seem to leave it alone then!

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  @ozzyownedyou7 күн бұрын

  Good idea with the grass clippings! I’ll start and do this on my garden 👍

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  @TropicalGardenUK7 күн бұрын

  Saves filling the garden waste bin up!

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  @mikemillson957212 күн бұрын

  HELLO THERE from Jackson, Tennessee, U.S.A. in west Tennessee in the southern US in Zone 7b. I attempt to grow a tropical garden here in my home garden. I have had around 30-different varieties of Colocasias but due to a severe and death defining cancer diagnosis and subsequent surgery in March of 2023 that left me crippled and handicapped, I am and have not been able to properly care for them and lost many varieties during my illness, extreme weight loss, chemo therapy and massive surgery. I am beginning to try to garden again, though the surgery robbed my using my right leg normally without a full leg brace and on a walker for the rest of my life. But gardening has saved my life. Love this video and thank you for sharing.

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  @TropicalGardenUK11 күн бұрын

  @@mikemillson9572 Hey Mike, very sorry to hear about your health issues. Keep on fighting mate! You sound like a strong bloke getting through all of that. Great to hear that you’re in a position to start back gardening again. Amazing to hear how your garden has helped save you!!

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  @juliebrace863714 күн бұрын

  Hi, Youve got agreat collection. I haven't got anything like you but i purchased 4 Eddoes from a multi cultural supermarket last year and grew the bulbs, i planted them out and now they are thriving in my border. They look tropical and im happy with the outcome. Maybe in time ill purchase some but for now i can look at your plants to see how they grow etc. Thankyou for sharing your lovely collection. Keep up the good work 🌴🪴🌱

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  @TropicalGardenUK13 күн бұрын

  Amazing - I’ve heard quite a few people do that. I nice cheap way of getting some good plants for the garden! Hopefully I’ll do an update in a month or so to give a bit of an update on how they get on!

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  @juliebrace863713 күн бұрын

  Yes you must do a update as that's how I learn about these beautiful plants. Plus please do a update on over wintering these when the time comes as be interesting to see. Many thanks 🌴🪴🌱

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  @TropicalGardenUK12 күн бұрын

  @@juliebrace8637 thanks Julie I’ll certainly do that. I’ll perhaps do some overwintering videos later this year on a few different plants in the garden. Hopefully they may be useful!

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  @ozzyownedyou14 күн бұрын

  I didn’t realise there were so many different varieties you could grow!

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  @ozzyownedyou14 күн бұрын

  The black marble is my favourite 👍

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  @TropicalGardenUK14 күн бұрын

  Yeah one of mine also! I have a white tiger and Red Devil growing inside at the moment. Looking forward to seeing how they develop.

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  @TropicalGardenUK14 күн бұрын

  Yeah some amazing varieties! Different colours leaf shapes etc

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  @djjluvv14 күн бұрын

  I completely forgot to buy any colocasia 🤣

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  @tikitropicals6514 күн бұрын

  Nice collection. The Diamond head should get black glossy leaves as it matures and is exposed to sun. Black Marble can be a bit fussy. A good tip with Colocasia is to leave a watering can full in the greenhouse every day and water with that. The hose can dramatically lower the soil temps and Colocasia are stimulated by soil temps.

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  @user-xx8bj3so1e15 күн бұрын

  Привет как вас звать ? ...

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  @user-xx8bj3so1e15 күн бұрын

  Привет чувак дякую за видиос ❤

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  @leemaharg378818 күн бұрын

  I found palm trees hate growing in pots ,they get to wet in winter and cantotally freeze through when it's cold and when it's hot they dry out to much 😑 since I planted all mine in the ground I have had no problems 😊 and just cover them in place in winter

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  @TropicalGardenUK18 күн бұрын

  Definitely more challenging growing them in pots - a bit more effort required isn’t it! I’ve just picked up a small trachy nanus princeps and put it straight into the ground to give it the best chance. Hopefully we have a half decent summer to help it settle in!

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  @skajdius805621 күн бұрын

  I think i may have one like this a too, but not sure, ill see how it is by Weds then ill chop it back if no better.

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  @TropicalGardenUK20 күн бұрын

  You may be able to pry it loose? It looks like mines pushing out a leaf - can’t tell if it’s 2 coming up together yet though.

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  @skajdius805620 күн бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK Yes, thats what im trying to do, but weirdly they are coming through very slender, instead of the normal chunky leaf, weird. Good luck with yours!

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  @TropicalGardenUK20 күн бұрын

  @@skajdius8056 sounds quite similar to what I had - does it look like some of them are joined together and getting smaller each leaf? If so you could try what I’m doing - it looks like mines growing back pretty well

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  @skajdius805620 күн бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK No, their not getting smaller, just very slender.

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  @TropicalGardenUK20 күн бұрын

  @@skajdius8056 I’d keep an eye on it for the moment as you mentioned. Water and feed with this weather may do the trick

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  @juliebrace863722 күн бұрын

  Hi, Great video and i suppose its a learning curve especially for me as mine died and i was gutted. Fingers crossed that yours pulls through. 🌴🪴🌱

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  @TropicalGardenUK22 күн бұрын

  Hi Julie, hopefully it helps anyone suffering with the same problem. I’ll try to give an update in a month as to how it’s getting on. Did yours suffer from the strangles also?

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  @ozzyownedyou22 күн бұрын

  Looks like it’s growing back quickly!

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  @TropicalGardenUK22 күн бұрын

  Fingers crossed it doesn’t take too long!

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  @GardeningFeedingCookingFolk25 күн бұрын

  Những cây có của bạn đã bị chết ,có vẻ chúng không hợp trồng trong chậu ,đất trồng chậu sẽ bị nóng khi trời nắng cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm trồng trọt với mọi người 🤝.

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  @TropicalGardenUK23 күн бұрын

  Thanks

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  @GrowTropicalMK26 күн бұрын

  Fantastic haul well done! I need some of these in my garden! Brassiopsis just look incredible.

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  @TropicalGardenUK25 күн бұрын

  Thank you! They do don’t they - the leaf shape and variety is fantastic. Just watch your fingers on the stem haha! Favourites for me so far is the fatsiodes and dumicola

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  @Onviews127 күн бұрын

  Informative

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  @TropicalGardenUK27 күн бұрын

  Thank you 👍👍

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  @RebeccaWalton-fs2qt28 күн бұрын

  Great video very informative

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  @TropicalGardenUK28 күн бұрын

  Glad it was helpful!

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  @GrowTropicalMK28 күн бұрын

  Great vid, very informative

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  @TropicalGardenUK28 күн бұрын

  Thank you mate appreciate it 👍

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  @raphlvlogs27129 күн бұрын

  micro climate plays a huge rule on it I bet various types of palms can actually naturalise near the south coast of England on south facing slopes and sheltered corners

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Hugely so! Always a difficult one trying to grow palms in the UK if you’re not down there. I’ve planted the main two in raised borders which are south facing so hopefully giving them some chance in my location. Think I’m going to have to properly protect them this winter though!

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  @user-jd9uh5ph2b29 күн бұрын

  You're always going to be pushing your luck with these outside over winter, especially if they're in pots and even more so if they're small palms in small pots - something as simple as a cover from a sheet of greenhouse plastic on 4 stakes to stick the pots underneath makes a big difference. For palms in big tubs & raised beds: I don't like ramming stakes through the roots so when repotting or planting out cut some lengths of scaffold pole, put a plastic caps on the ends and bury them with the tops showing. Come winter, uncap the tops, slide wooden stakes in and fix a sheet of greenhouse plastic to the stakes. Yes you'll probably need bricks to stop it blowing away and probably guyropes to stop containers being blown over and yes it's not visually very attractive but it's all part of the fun of keeping them alive.

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Definitely! Especially in our climate! Shame there aren’t more really hardy ones we can grow! Good shout on the covering. I think I’m going to leave the trachys to do their thing this winter. For the brahea in the pot I’ll pull it undercover once I get the pergola built. I think I’m going to put the stakes in the ground on the outside of the metal circular planters which shouldn’t disturb the roots and maybe go for the polycarbonate sheeting. Perhaps put some covers around the trunks and take it off on the warmer days to help with the airflow.

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  @ozzyownedyou29 күн бұрын

  Really useful video - hope the brahea pulls through!

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  I hope so too!

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  @vincenzecalzone866629 күн бұрын

  Looks great. I note you're living in the Midlands, I imagine some colder winters than coastal locations. I'm up North East coastal and have similar palms. The challenge is a great one getting that exotic look whilst facing the climate we deal with. I'll be following the channel with interest.

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Thank you mate! Yes I think we probably get similar types of conditions to the north east coast just probably a bit frostier! I’m from the NE originally and don’t see many tropical style gardens up there! Do you guys struggle or have you managed to find a way to consistently get that theme?

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  @vincenzecalzone866629 күн бұрын

  @TropicalGardenUK I thought you were from up here with your accent as I used to live in the Midlands prior to moving North. Losses outdoors as expected robustas. Trachys, trachy hybrids, butias odoratas, eriospatha, jubaea all.done fine with occasional minor winter damage. Braheas armata fine so far, Guadeloupe palms spear pull but survived. All good fun

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  @ellerby8329 күн бұрын

  Hi there mate, im in Hull and had a butia odorata that sailed through the first winter, made me over confident so i didn't bother to protect, got a colder winter and it perished. Spear pulled and the hydrogen peroxide didn't help either. Might give it another go but i have to say these are expensive lessons

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Hi mate, shame to hear that! I think I’m just going to protect the ones that aren’t Trachys every year now! What other palms are you growing at the minute?

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  @ellerby8329 күн бұрын

  Hi im also growing trachy's as well as chamaerops humilis and vulcano. They sail through the winter without protection. Also tried a washingtonia robusta but that pershed during a mild winter with protection so won't waste my money on any more of those

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  @@ellerby83 solid plants aren’t they! Shame about the washy! I’m really keen on getting one at some point but holding fire at the moment too for that reason. Don’t know whether to try one in a pot and pull it under cover for the winter.

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  @ellerby8328 күн бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK that's what I did and still lost it, was a small one though to be fair. Bigger one might be more hardy, good luck anyway lol 👍

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  @TropicalGardenUK28 күн бұрын

  @@ellerby83haha cheers haven’t quite bit the bullet and got one yet. Seen a really nice one a bit further east over Lincoln way when I went to pick up the palm and it looked great.

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  @adbates2429 күн бұрын

  Fellow midlander here aswel, i have a large phoenix theophastri in a huge 230l pot so it concerns me that your odorata and butia have barely made it!

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  I bet that’s a decent size if it’s in a 230 pot! How long have you had it?

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  @adbates2429 күн бұрын

  Ive only had it since December, got it off some guy in coventry he only had it since last year too. Its a decent size, barely moving this year though its on its 3rd frond😅

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  @@adbates24 nice at least it got through this wet winter though! Are they pretty slow growers normally? I haven’t bothered with any phoenix as of yet due to our location and the mixed reports on hardiness

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  @tropiclaud29 күн бұрын

  Useful video, thank you. I’m a fellow West Midlander and I’m learning what we can get away with and which palms are best left alone! My butia odorata made it through winter but I covered the crown with an open umbrella and then covered the whole thing with fleece. That seemed to do the trick, although I do have some brown tips coming through now. My chaemerops is coming back from a previous spear pull and I’m giving a trachy/princeps hybrid a go now. Tracy fortuneis and waggies are my faves with them being a lot less fussy! The garden is looking good, keep it up!

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Great to hear you managed to get most of yours through! It seems like in the midlands they often come through with brown tips. The trachys seem to be the best option where we are from a hardiness perspective- the princeps give a nice bit of variation over the standard don’t they!?

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  @tropiclaud29 күн бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK they do indeed! Experimentation with tropical style planting can be an expensive game. I’m sticking to the hardy stuff at the moment. I totally understood you when you said you may not bother with another butia. Warmer weather coming through. Enjoy!

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  @@tropiclaud it certainly can! Haha I’m sure if one comes up at a good price I’ll probably pick one up 😂😂 sometimes can’t help myself

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  @tropiclaud29 күн бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK 😂😂 I GET IT. That was me with cordylines. Lol. All gets forgiven far too quickly. Lovely sharing with you. Have a lovely Sunday.

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  @@tropiclaud thank you! Likewise - been watching your videos also - keep it up 👍👍

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  @PalmGeezer29 күн бұрын

  Those raised steel ring planters look suspect to me. On the last video it looked logged. How are they fastened together is it joined all the way round or is there a gap? Like is it welded shut at the join? If there's no gaps i can't see how it would drain any better than the ground. In fact id say it could be worse. Raised sleeper need have gaps where water escapes wereas that it looks like the water can only go down into the ground. Then when its getting really logged it freezes easily as its raised up way more than it needs to be. Id dig into now and see how wet it is because the butyagrus won't stand a chance if its set up the way i think it is

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Hi mate, appreciate the info. They have no bottom so being raised up a meter you would assume it would drain better than being ground level? They’re welded all the way round but that could be a good idea on drilling some holes around the side to help the water escape. I’ll have another dig and see how it’s doing. I tested it with the hose pipe after adding more grit and seemed to drain well but will check again.

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  @PalmGeezer29 күн бұрын

  @TropicalGardenUK if its sealed all the way round it can only go down into the ground and drain as fast as the ground below it id imagine wich would be slow in a wet winter. Then you'd be more exposed to freezing right through as the roots aren't protected under ground. If you drilled holes in near the bottom for excess water to escape it would be better but still if they keep failing in there it must say something. Those brown leaves dont look like frost burn to me but an issue with roots. Try one in a sleeper raised bed just 6inches high. Just enough so thats its not on the wet ground. Roots are still protected underground and the small raised area can drain faster and dry quicker than the ground. Those big raised rings are like huge pots sat embedded in grass where the drainage holes are semi blocked. No good in my opinion. Raised sleepers with gaps. Raised rockery etc is the way to go

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  @@PalmGeezer really good info mate. I’m a bit dubious on digging them out as don’t want to disturb them too much again 😂 I am going to be changing my other planter at some point but will probably chuck a video out and get some more opinions. I think if they do stay in there this year I’m going to build an overhead shelter to keep the butyagrus and brahea in the rings dry - try and get all the water off them and into the surrounding ground.

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  @user-nu1hz1mt7s29 күн бұрын

  great content buddy..can i ask you where you get your planters from with the handles on..All the best..Julian

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  @TropicalGardenUK29 күн бұрын

  Thanks Julian! I managed to get most of them in pots when I bought the palms which was helpful. I normally find most mine on FB marketplace. I think you can get those type of planters on eBay also.

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  @Tminus89Ай бұрын

  Looking lovely! Doesn't matter if not all plants are tropical as long as you can blend them together, right :) I've seen so many common plants adding to a tropical garden here on youtube, even if it's in the background. There's so many ways to go about it, always interesting to see what choices people make. I myself made sure to have plants starting to bloom from march, so the pollinators can get busy

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks for taking the time to comment. Very true! I'm glad I left the lupins in for their early flowers. It's definitely something I'm going to be looking at adding more of for next year. As well as the hardy evergreen backbone so we don't have to wait until the end of July and August before the gardens looking good!

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  @Tminus89Ай бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK Lupins don't look out of place in any tropical garden imo, nice leaf texture and pretty blooms :) I got a lot of inspiration from George and Yorkshire Kris here on youtube, especially George who has some tours of other people's gardens that got me thinking. It's a process for us all!

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  @@Tminus89 yes me too! I follow those guys also amongst some others. It’s great to get inspiration from other people’s gardens and see what they’re growing. I may get some more lupins for next year too

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  @reh6083Ай бұрын

  where did you get the montbeliardii from?

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  I managed to source it on gumtree! They seem to be a struggle to get ahold of

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  @reh6083Ай бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK certainly do - I'm on the market for one and a hiniba

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  @@reh6083 it may be worth a look to see if he’s still selling some. He was based around London. I’ve seen a UK website post up some hinibas a couple of days ago - there’s also a guy on marketplace around Leicester selling some but collection only

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  @RatruncyclesАй бұрын

  I have 4 all bought as Rex all are different 1 is definitely standard and suckers a lot. The others are all Rex forms but all a little different love them all.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Yeah it seems like there is so much variation in leaf shapes even within the "forms". All of them look great so any are a good addition to the garden aren't they

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  @wendydolluk39Ай бұрын

  Beautiful variety of plants, I need to work harder on my garden ❤

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you Wendy! Appreciate the comment.

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  @TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lfАй бұрын

  Its been woahful, cant see it changing anytime soon 😢, your gardens looking great tho 😊

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  12 degrees and rain today 😬 it doesn’t look like it’s going to change any time soon is it. Ah thank you! Appreciate the message.

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  @brayvybear4551Ай бұрын

  Thanks for the tour. You've got a great collection.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching! Appreciate the comment 👍

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  @youngalistairyouАй бұрын

  I wonder if you suffer any wind blasting problems where you are.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  We certainly do! It’s like a wind tunnel down the side of the house. That’s partially why I’ve moved the Musa basjoo out of the centre and planted the Maurelli there as the leaves got shredded!

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  @YellowbellytropicsАй бұрын

  Amazing garden

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you mate!

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  @juliebrace8637Ай бұрын

  Hi, Thankyou for inspiring us. Youve got a fantastic variety of plants, your garden is looking lovely. Isn't it addictive but so rewarding when you and your family sit and relax and just look at the stunning foliage and flowers. It give you a sense of pride. Are you midlands, we are Staffordshire. 🌴🪴🌱

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  So nice of you! We’re looking forward to some good weather so we can sit out on an evening without a coat on! Yeah we’re based in Leicestershire 👍👍

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  @RebeccaWalton-fs2qtАй бұрын

  It’s looking amazing!

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you!

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  @ozzyownedyouАй бұрын

  Thank you for the tour of the garden!

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you 👍👍

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  @RebeccaWalton-fs2qtАй бұрын

  Can’t wait to see how the begonia grows

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks me too 👍👍

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  @user-jd9uh5ph2bАй бұрын

  FWIW Garden Angel is hardy here in north Kent, I took leaf cuttings just in case but they get through winter no problem under a bit of cover from Chamaerops palms.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Ahh great news! Hopefully that’s the case here up in the midlands also! Do you just drop it in some water to root?

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  @user-jd9uh5ph2bАй бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK That should work but I just pushed the stalk into a pot of compost, it rooted and a new plant grew. Apparently if you cut the leaf veins and pin the leaf down to the surface of a pot of compost Begonias will grow new plants from the cuts so you should get more than one new plant per leaf, I'm going to try it and see.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  @@user-jd9uh5ph2b ahh great I’ll have to try the same! May try the leaf cuttings too

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  @ozzyownedyouАй бұрын

  Brassaiopsis are looking good

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks! Looking forward to seeing how the two i picked up get on

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  @YellowbellytropicsАй бұрын

  Great haul

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks for watching 👍 I probably should have limited myself haha

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  @YellowbellytropicsАй бұрын

  @@TropicalGardenUK you did right, proper dedicated driving all that way. Respect.

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  @@Yellowbellytropics haha thanks. My mates say mental rather than dedicated 😂 but what do they know 😂😂

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  @matthewjones3924Ай бұрын

  I have one of these palm. Got this from Nigel last year. Mines in an 80lire pot and had pushed out new growth since last year and even grew through winter

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Amazing! Did you protect yours Matthew?

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  @juliebrace8637Ай бұрын

  Hi, You've got some beautiful plants. Glad you managed to purchase some from the plant fare. I've never heard of them but that's how I learn from you gents/ladies who are interested in these tropical plants. Thanks for posting and keep up with the great work 🌱🪴🌴

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thanks for the interest Julie! It was a bit of a trek!! 10 hours in the car in total. I was surprised at how manic the start was to be honest but happy with what I was able to grab. A lot of new additions for the garden 👍👍

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  @juliebrace8637Ай бұрын

  10hours drive, omg you are a die hard tropical plant addict. I admire your determination. Thankyou for your support as I'm still learning. I purchased a TRex and the slugs are eating it. Ive put coir matting around the stem to stop them but they are still eating the leaves. Should I dig it up and put in a pot or leave it to grow taller then eventually they may leave it alone. 🌴🪴🌱

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  @@juliebrace8637 probably a bit mad!! I’d probably leave it where it is at the moment. It may be worth going out there on the evening/early morning if you can and picking the things off manually. It should grow pretty quickly and overcome any slug damage. The other option is set up a couple of beer traps around the garden and that may help catch some of them!! They are frustrating!

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  @juliebrace8637Ай бұрын

  OK will have ago and see how it develops. 🌴🪴🌱

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  @GrowTropicalMKАй бұрын

  What a fine haul!

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  @tropiclaudАй бұрын

  Beautiful butyagrus there. Wouldn’t mind sourcing one myself. My butia odorata has got through winter but the tips are browning slightly which I wondered may be due to poor drainage as well. Hope this palm does well for you there. Subbed as well👌

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you! I purchased mine from Nigel at Hardy Palms. I believe he may be selling some more in the near future so worth keeping an eye out on the website or facebook group! Glad to hear your butia has got through the winter - did you protect yours? Thanks for the sub

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  @ozzyownedyouАй бұрын

  👍 looking good

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you! Cheers!

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  @ozzyownedyouАй бұрын

  👍

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  @TropicalGardenUK27 күн бұрын

  Thanks

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  @HeathcroftExoticGardenАй бұрын

  A very interesting video. Thanks

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  @TropicalGardenUKАй бұрын

  Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!!