Ginormous just about covers it! Amazing flower, great video
@user-rg6mb7rs2r2 күн бұрын
Should have waited until the end of the video before commenting! Have also planted duclouxii fargesii, my apologies for any spelling mistakes I'm doing this from memory, I retired 6 years ago (MS)
@user-rg6mb7rs2r2 күн бұрын
Another really interesting post, there is an impressive ereubescens in a nearby park (tree register) wiltshire
@user-rg6mb7rs2r2 күн бұрын
Very interesting video, wonderful garden
@Monia3616 күн бұрын
Oh my god what's a beautiful tree😳😱🤯
@0987654321mnbvcxzmorАй бұрын
There is a very closely related species in NZ, hard to tell them apart and some say they are the same plant
@GrowTropicalMKАй бұрын
Fantastic thanks Charles
@cathybrewer8958Ай бұрын
Beautiful plant.
@mn4169Ай бұрын
had an Olav Kalleberga, it died of the harsh cold in 2019, after growing so well for 5 years. The flowers were gorgeous and did not fall off in the wind.
@mn4169Ай бұрын
I have a cutting of a Deutzia in my garden in Sweden. Not sure which sort, but the flowers will reveal that secret soon. It grows well despite the harsh winters we do often endure in this part of the world. What a lovely channel and I subscribed.🌳
@user-rm2bq7vt5oАй бұрын
Good evening ! Thank you very much for your hard work and your videos from your garden. We are passionate about magnolias and are looking forward to your new products. I would especially like to see the flowering of Magnolia Coral Lake . Maybe there is such a magnolia in your garden?
@lianfabio9897Ай бұрын
Does the bark of Aesculus Chinensis peels like this as well?
@GrowTropicalMK2 ай бұрын
Wow thanks for this.
@EddyFeyen2 ай бұрын
Totally agree
@rpaylor42682 ай бұрын
DEFRA lost credibility many many years ago. RHS by association with this fiasco have made themselves look very stupid and in doing so irrelevant to many. RHS is a last century organisation..no longer fit for purpose.
@christianrieben31423 ай бұрын
(grumble, grumble, blames Europe) You voted for Brexit, ostensibly to free yourself of Brussels bureaucracy, yet here you are still subject to absurd bureaucratic vagaries, albeit £140 billion worse off
@DecimusTheThinker2 ай бұрын
Get over it Christian.
@mn4169Ай бұрын
How do know what he voted in Brexit? That was an assumption on your part and frankly it was uncalled for. He is explaining the illogical ban contra the plants nature and history.
@TheCornishCottageGarden-bs5lf3 ай бұрын
I love it at Caerhays, really must pay a visit soon 😊
@EverydayKindaGuy3 ай бұрын
Quite the tree fall to the back.
@inthebellyofmoby3 ай бұрын
Will you ever attempt to grow M.Champaka? Or Alba?
@Burncoose3 ай бұрын
Lots of 'Alba' at Caerhays, but no Champaka.
@matt_powell_gardener3 ай бұрын
Well said. You are quite right. I've grown then all my life and they've never spread. The ban is a load of rubbish
@marvelouspetronela3 ай бұрын
Marvelous cross, can't stop admiring. I got my 'Atlas' only last year, but I hope for my 'Felix' to flower soon to enjoy some big flowers.
@marvelouspetronela3 ай бұрын
I started pollinating last year just for fun and more by intuition then knowledge. Got only 5 seeds from 2 plants (crosspollinated: one gave me 2 seeds, the other 3 😅), but all of them germinated after spending winter in a wet paper towel in my fridge. Tomorrow I am starting again. Six of my magnolias are in flower now. I hope I can get seeds this year also. Thank you for your video! I now know what to look for to expand my current collection😊.
@marilynplant46473 ай бұрын
Thanks for some useful information. Especially like a bit of the background of the cv’s. Maybe a bit of the parentage would be interesting as well.
@mark259643 ай бұрын
I recently tried to buy the floating plant water hyacinth but couldn't find them anywhere,when I looked it up I found the sale of them has been banned for the same reason.Its indigenous to the amazon and many growers in britain have unsuccessfully tried to overwinter them, this was an eu blanket ban.
@space40994 ай бұрын
This is an example of the green police/climate, green agenda, native plant cultist people who want to try to make everything the way it was hundreds of years ago when no one was around. It is pure madness and I hope normal people take heed, do not vote for any of these these environmentalists. They will ban everything charge you tax for using anything whether it’s water or soil. Here in the United States in Oregon, you can’t even water your gardens anymore unless you collect water in a rain barrel. Oregon the state of, he’s one of the wettest areas of the United States. The environmental activists are taking over everything. I’m hoping we can vote most of them out and stop all this madness because they’re trying to ban plants here in the United States that have been around for over 100 years as well.
@MrCHATTERJEE014 ай бұрын
how is the fragrance sir ? can you recommend few strong fragrance Species
@Monia364 ай бұрын
I can't breathe see this beautiful magnolia😮😍
@RichardABW4 ай бұрын
So we haven't yet properly left the EU. Divergence on this and other madness needed.
@henrywaterhouse62914 ай бұрын
DEFRA and the RHS making an industry out of bureaucracy. This is an example of trying to justify their over inflated remit. Ie making a job out of nothing and much of a do about nothing.
@bloggalot47184 ай бұрын
I also agree, I have grown this plant for many years and it is not invasive in my garden. Are they going to ban bamboo which is more invasive?
@TheFloorface4 ай бұрын
im very thankful i managed to get hold of one right before the ban but i hope they'll rethink it soon. its an amazing plant and there really doesnt seem to be any risk to keeping them.
@DJSupaflyguy4 ай бұрын
Exactly it’s a joke, they’ve probably found THC in them.🤔😂
@plantrevelations4 ай бұрын
Madness! I think it will probably be reversed in 10 years time. Hopefully along with the need for plant passports within the UK!
@RichardABW4 ай бұрын
Fingers crossed.
@davidbarnes2414 ай бұрын
An absolute nonsense, quango idiocy!
@DebbieinNWiltshire4 ай бұрын
Totally agree and great clarity provided Charles.. it is complete madness. Mine has not spread.. and the advice on the leaves just doesn’t make sense.
@sams64844 ай бұрын
Giant gonorrhea😂😅😅😅😅
@Monia364 ай бұрын
Do you have a Magnolia Ruth in collection?.
@BratDalton4 ай бұрын
Yes, they have Ruth in the collection.
@NatureHerbsandTea.4 ай бұрын
Very nice and beautiful 👏 😍 🤩 👌 Thank you 👏 Subscribed! New friend from Virginia ❤❤❤
@bigtomatoplantslover62054 ай бұрын
What a lovely Flowers Like 27 My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship 😊
@TropicalJungleIreland4 ай бұрын
Can't wait for my ashei to flower
@EverydayKindaGuy4 ай бұрын
A fine example of bureaucracy.
@GeorgesJungleGarden4 ай бұрын
Great to the point vid and echoes many of the points I made in a vid before Christmas. I’m happy to be enlightened further but as a gardener, this certainly seems a case of a complete overreaction without sufficient evidence or research. I take on board the hybridisation and also acknowledge the genuine invasive problems caused by tinctoria but like you, haven’t seen any evidence of the x cryptica hybrid actually causing any problems. Not a single one of the 100 ish comments on my video have either!
@RichardABW4 ай бұрын
From what Charles says it sounds like this is the mechanism (banned parent) by which the EU will ban a child hybrid plant. In the EU every decision made seems to be the result of a mathematical formula, without any pragmatism.
@harrywolfe9234 ай бұрын
This decision was solely the RHS's. In Ireland Gunnera tinctoria has been considered an invasive species for a while due to its proliferation in the west and is banned for sale in the EU, while what was considered 'G. manicata' but now is Gunnera x cryptica has been sold still with no problems. It's only because Gunnera x cryptica has a parent of G. tinctoria that the ever-intelligent people at the RHS have deemed it could be invasive in the future. What nonsense! 150 years of cultivation and G. x cryptica has never spread, only the other G. tinctoria species! However, you can't scapegoat the EU here. They haven't gone down this conspiracy rabbit hole yet.
@brocktoon85 ай бұрын
Absolute madness!!!! But I am relieved you don't have to destroy these marvellous plants and they can carry on where they are. Couldn't agree with you more about this complete nonsense!
@patrickswan45375 ай бұрын
Totally agree. Of all the issues in horticulture for the RHS to put their weight behind, this beaurocratic absurdity isn't one of them.
@cherylsapcote73275 ай бұрын
I had no idea that it was invasive ? I have never seen it invading a. A chance would be a fine thing for it in a suburban garden? Needs space. Children will be broken hearted about this. Always special to them in parks and large gardens and places open to the public. RHS not making sense here. The leaf advice also makes no sense.
@brocktoon85 ай бұрын
It's not invasive. He's had the same patch since 1902 and it hasn't spread anywhere.
@Tminus894 ай бұрын
Indeed, he explained why it isn't, yet here you are 😋
@cherylsapcote73274 ай бұрын
@@Tminus89 Rude?
@Tminus894 ай бұрын
@@cherylsapcote7327 Not listening to the man? Indeed 😋
@cherylsapcote73274 ай бұрын
@@Tminus89 I totally agree with Charles here.
@cherylsapcote73275 ай бұрын
Fabulous flower. I look forward to it getting a name and being registered.
@lulumoon69425 ай бұрын
STUNNING GARDEN! 👍😍
@ksionc1005 ай бұрын
My newly bought hookeriana has green-yellowish leaves. Not dark green as shown in the video. Btw is there a difference in tha fragrances of s. hookeriana vs. s confusa?
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Wonderful plant
Ginormous just about covers it! Amazing flower, great video
Should have waited until the end of the video before commenting! Have also planted duclouxii fargesii, my apologies for any spelling mistakes I'm doing this from memory, I retired 6 years ago (MS)
Another really interesting post, there is an impressive ereubescens in a nearby park (tree register) wiltshire
Very interesting video, wonderful garden
Oh my god what's a beautiful tree😳😱🤯
There is a very closely related species in NZ, hard to tell them apart and some say they are the same plant
Fantastic thanks Charles
Beautiful plant.
had an Olav Kalleberga, it died of the harsh cold in 2019, after growing so well for 5 years. The flowers were gorgeous and did not fall off in the wind.
I have a cutting of a Deutzia in my garden in Sweden. Not sure which sort, but the flowers will reveal that secret soon. It grows well despite the harsh winters we do often endure in this part of the world. What a lovely channel and I subscribed.🌳
Good evening ! Thank you very much for your hard work and your videos from your garden. We are passionate about magnolias and are looking forward to your new products. I would especially like to see the flowering of Magnolia Coral Lake . Maybe there is such a magnolia in your garden?
Does the bark of Aesculus Chinensis peels like this as well?
Wow thanks for this.
Totally agree
DEFRA lost credibility many many years ago. RHS by association with this fiasco have made themselves look very stupid and in doing so irrelevant to many. RHS is a last century organisation..no longer fit for purpose.
(grumble, grumble, blames Europe) You voted for Brexit, ostensibly to free yourself of Brussels bureaucracy, yet here you are still subject to absurd bureaucratic vagaries, albeit £140 billion worse off
Get over it Christian.
How do know what he voted in Brexit? That was an assumption on your part and frankly it was uncalled for. He is explaining the illogical ban contra the plants nature and history.
I love it at Caerhays, really must pay a visit soon 😊
Quite the tree fall to the back.
Will you ever attempt to grow M.Champaka? Or Alba?
Lots of 'Alba' at Caerhays, but no Champaka.
Well said. You are quite right. I've grown then all my life and they've never spread. The ban is a load of rubbish
Marvelous cross, can't stop admiring. I got my 'Atlas' only last year, but I hope for my 'Felix' to flower soon to enjoy some big flowers.
I started pollinating last year just for fun and more by intuition then knowledge. Got only 5 seeds from 2 plants (crosspollinated: one gave me 2 seeds, the other 3 😅), but all of them germinated after spending winter in a wet paper towel in my fridge. Tomorrow I am starting again. Six of my magnolias are in flower now. I hope I can get seeds this year also. Thank you for your video! I now know what to look for to expand my current collection😊.
Thanks for some useful information. Especially like a bit of the background of the cv’s. Maybe a bit of the parentage would be interesting as well.
I recently tried to buy the floating plant water hyacinth but couldn't find them anywhere,when I looked it up I found the sale of them has been banned for the same reason.Its indigenous to the amazon and many growers in britain have unsuccessfully tried to overwinter them, this was an eu blanket ban.
This is an example of the green police/climate, green agenda, native plant cultist people who want to try to make everything the way it was hundreds of years ago when no one was around. It is pure madness and I hope normal people take heed, do not vote for any of these these environmentalists. They will ban everything charge you tax for using anything whether it’s water or soil. Here in the United States in Oregon, you can’t even water your gardens anymore unless you collect water in a rain barrel. Oregon the state of, he’s one of the wettest areas of the United States. The environmental activists are taking over everything. I’m hoping we can vote most of them out and stop all this madness because they’re trying to ban plants here in the United States that have been around for over 100 years as well.
how is the fragrance sir ? can you recommend few strong fragrance Species
I can't breathe see this beautiful magnolia😮😍
So we haven't yet properly left the EU. Divergence on this and other madness needed.
DEFRA and the RHS making an industry out of bureaucracy. This is an example of trying to justify their over inflated remit. Ie making a job out of nothing and much of a do about nothing.
I also agree, I have grown this plant for many years and it is not invasive in my garden. Are they going to ban bamboo which is more invasive?
im very thankful i managed to get hold of one right before the ban but i hope they'll rethink it soon. its an amazing plant and there really doesnt seem to be any risk to keeping them.
Exactly it’s a joke, they’ve probably found THC in them.🤔😂
Madness! I think it will probably be reversed in 10 years time. Hopefully along with the need for plant passports within the UK!
Fingers crossed.
An absolute nonsense, quango idiocy!
Totally agree and great clarity provided Charles.. it is complete madness. Mine has not spread.. and the advice on the leaves just doesn’t make sense.
Giant gonorrhea😂😅😅😅😅
Do you have a Magnolia Ruth in collection?.
Yes, they have Ruth in the collection.
Very nice and beautiful 👏 😍 🤩 👌 Thank you 👏 Subscribed! New friend from Virginia ❤❤❤
What a lovely Flowers Like 27 My friend thank you for good sharing. Have a good relationship 😊
Can't wait for my ashei to flower
A fine example of bureaucracy.
Great to the point vid and echoes many of the points I made in a vid before Christmas. I’m happy to be enlightened further but as a gardener, this certainly seems a case of a complete overreaction without sufficient evidence or research. I take on board the hybridisation and also acknowledge the genuine invasive problems caused by tinctoria but like you, haven’t seen any evidence of the x cryptica hybrid actually causing any problems. Not a single one of the 100 ish comments on my video have either!
From what Charles says it sounds like this is the mechanism (banned parent) by which the EU will ban a child hybrid plant. In the EU every decision made seems to be the result of a mathematical formula, without any pragmatism.
This decision was solely the RHS's. In Ireland Gunnera tinctoria has been considered an invasive species for a while due to its proliferation in the west and is banned for sale in the EU, while what was considered 'G. manicata' but now is Gunnera x cryptica has been sold still with no problems. It's only because Gunnera x cryptica has a parent of G. tinctoria that the ever-intelligent people at the RHS have deemed it could be invasive in the future. What nonsense! 150 years of cultivation and G. x cryptica has never spread, only the other G. tinctoria species! However, you can't scapegoat the EU here. They haven't gone down this conspiracy rabbit hole yet.
Absolute madness!!!! But I am relieved you don't have to destroy these marvellous plants and they can carry on where they are. Couldn't agree with you more about this complete nonsense!
Totally agree. Of all the issues in horticulture for the RHS to put their weight behind, this beaurocratic absurdity isn't one of them.
I had no idea that it was invasive ? I have never seen it invading a. A chance would be a fine thing for it in a suburban garden? Needs space. Children will be broken hearted about this. Always special to them in parks and large gardens and places open to the public. RHS not making sense here. The leaf advice also makes no sense.
It's not invasive. He's had the same patch since 1902 and it hasn't spread anywhere.
Indeed, he explained why it isn't, yet here you are 😋
@@Tminus89 Rude?
@@cherylsapcote7327 Not listening to the man? Indeed 😋
@@Tminus89 I totally agree with Charles here.
Fabulous flower. I look forward to it getting a name and being registered.
STUNNING GARDEN! 👍😍
My newly bought hookeriana has green-yellowish leaves. Not dark green as shown in the video. Btw is there a difference in tha fragrances of s. hookeriana vs. s confusa?