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Your doing a wonderful job in your garden and on your video helping out the likes of me in my garden project

Do you think you could do this with a much larger (human sized) branch? These things grow wild all over our property, and we're thinking of making a privacy fence for the neighboring property.

Beautiful looking plants its a pity they cant be planted out. They would look great on the side of your wildlife pond.

Great video Mark, very clear on the rules. It’s a shame they have been banned as others have said the cryptica hybrid doesn’t appear to be very invasive and can easily be maintained in one’s own garden. I can think of dozens of much more invasive plants that aren’t banned like running bamboo. I wonder if it might be possible to reintroduce the true Gunnera manicata from Brazil again at some point in the future and then only allow propagation via suckers rather than seed so that it doesn’t hybridise with any existing cryptica?

Well that’s interesting,I have two gunneras in my garden they have been in a few years and have never spread,so I’m not sure about this Information that you have found but I will keep my eye on my plants o see what happens . Thanks very much.😊

Beautiful plant, its the bees knees.

Hello Mark, Brilliant video as usual. Thank you. I have 2 of these beautiful specimens. Please can you send me the link for the thorn proof gloves ?

I've got a massive one by my pond. Bamboo is the menace they should ban.

I’ve seen garden centres selling these is this illegal here in uk

Very informative and easy to understand video thanks

Had one in the garden for years

Hi, nice Rostrata ! I plan to add one to my garden as well, did not know about them until I saw your video. Is it really needed to plant that way , with that mound? How about the Trachycarpus, doesn't it also need well drained soil? Why did you use the donut shape there? Does it need more water than the Yucca? I also have a Trachicarpus planted, but smaller, and I put some gravel and sand in the hold for drainage.. Any advice appreciated thanks. All the best !

This is a very good video. Female, hate building, want a small patio near plants I care about. Do not trust a builder not to damage. I have found the perfect tutorial.

More government cobblers

Glorious!

We are fortunate to have a large garden room which is frost free and move our passion flower in there come November and bring it out once frost are unlikely. It is in an 18 inch pot at the moment and doing well.

curious as to the annual temp range in your area.

Brilliant thank you 😊

Fantastic specimen yucca rostrata! What are your plans for the top dressing of the arid bed?

It's a frustrating situation as for the majority of those planting gunnera in our gardens, it is in no way invasive. As far as I know it's only become a problem in certain parts of the west coast of Scotland. I made a video pondering in what to do with one that I recently dug up - a beautiful specimen plant which will now go to waste.

Can the pots be sunk into the earth or would the roots eventually work their way out of the bottom and somehow wreak havoc?

It’s interesting that you called it a bog plant because I have some growing in dry full shade and it flowers every year for over 10 years

This is helpful because I’m about to repot my bay trees into a larger pot but I didn’t see how u cut the roots back? Do u cut them from the bottom or all around the outside?

This is helpful because I’m about to repot my bay trees into a larger pot but I didn’t see how u cut the roots back? Do u cut them from the bottom or all around the outside?

you sir are a saviour! Strangely enough (just before finding your video) after days of research, I'd shortlisted this very pump from the very same website! Its so difficult to find accurate data on solar pumps and pondkeeper was about the only place where the claims weren't clearly nonsense. Ive seen much smaller, cheaper, pumps claiming ridiculous flow rates and one even state it weighs 2500kgs?!?! Even on B&Q their "specs" are complete and utter nonsense. And they're making completely different claims for flow rates for the same pumps in lph and gallons. I made a water feature last year with an ebay pump claiming 400lph last year, it just about does the job but more likely is about 150lph. I doing larger one this year and want better (and higher, about 1m head) flow. Fairly certain I will go with the 800 from pondkeeper, however one thing im not clear on is it seems to suggest the switch over from solar to battery (when it clouds over) is a manual process? That you need to press the button on the solar panel to do so? Could you confirm if this is the case please Mark? (seems odd if so, I just want it to run regardless without needing to press anything if it clouds over) You should ask pondkeeer for a promo code (and freebies for you) since folks are watching for the update on your new fish pond. Thanks for the video

Still for sale on amazon

is Darmera pelata ok to still use in ponds

Looks great 👍

Lovely peaceful video.

Good comparison and good tips about wires.

Wow, what a beautiful garden! 💚 It's wonderful that the admission price is so affordable at $7.00 euros for adults and children being free entry for most UK gardens. Whereas the Filoli gardens in Northern California (USA) admission runs at $36.00 USD for adults and children over 5 years at $28.00 USD! 😢 Sadly, most American families can't afford peaceful garden outings. You English are very lucky to have easy access to so many gorgeous gardens.

Enchanting gardens! How beautiful and well tended. The property must have an interesting history.

I am coming to assist you!! It's so beautiful! One day i will have a tree fern too 😊😊. Good job sir.

Could you train the roots to grow laterally away from the pond thus anchoring the cantileverd fern further away from the pond. Install a root barrier directly below the existing root ball to achieve this. Bit radical but just an idea. Might be stupid idea but if it worked it would be my idea 😊

Thank you for a good video. It gave me enough courage to cut mine down completely like you did. And yes, a couple of weeks later new green leaves/branches are starting to form. However, mostly near the bottom and only very small signs of greens at the top? Should I keep the branches at the bottom or are they stealing energy from the top?

Hi. Mine is looking sad too, brown leaves, bald, split bark at base. It has a green moss, powder all over its branches. Do you know what is it, should I wipe it off. Its everywhere😢. Thx

I have an olive tree olea europaea it was losing leaves like confetti, took your advice and looked at what was going on in the pot! It was not draining away water and was massively root bound. So fast forward two months after re potting and using all your tips I’m happy to say my olive is thriving ❤

Thank you so much for supporting the RSPCA Crewe Nantwich Branch. And with a great video, as usual 🙂

Mark, good job! Everything looked so fancy! Beautiful arrangements! Is someone in your family an artist? I noticed the bird paintings on the wall. They are very beautiful also! Have a great day!

Beautiful floral display and also nice to see normal daily life and socialising. 🎉

Ooooooh, Mediterranean plants are my favourite. I'm excited to see this area grow!

Such wonderful and informative videos. I have done exactly as you've advised with my olive tree, cut it right back and after about 4 months I'm beginning to see new shoots which I am thrilled about. The only thing is, the shoots only seem to be on one side of the plant, do you think the other side will catch up? I have checked and the branches have green running through them, so still alive. Thank you again for such fab videos 👍

So beautiful! Well done. Do you have a link for those little lamps?

was the lady sat at the table your wife Mark as we never see her in your vlogs ..all the best Mark will show the wife this idea and i am certain she will love it..

Many thanks. Brilliant example of what to do and your chatting throughout was very easy to follow and understand. Just what I needed. Now feel confident to do it myself 🙂

First time Tablescaping you did an amazing job especially with the orange flowers really stood out oh and that cake slice

If you want another olive for your grove there is a nice one at b&M Nantwich ATM. 6 years old. V nice

Warning Mark!! Tablescaping can be addictive xxx enjoy ☺️

So this was a year ago. Today is 06/12/2024 Any updates?