I love how excited he is for plants.

Will these survive in zone 5?

Years ago I went to the Central Coast NSW and I saw these all featured on a street. It was a stunning display to rival any European garden. Hard to find where I live.

Love your channel! So many beautiful plants

I've never seen one before. It's lovely. ❤

Looks a bit like Joe Pye weed in North America , the texture of flowers

Awesome 😊😊

I want all the sexy frog colors ❤

Help Please🤦🏼‍♀️ I have one that was glorious. About 4 1/2 ft tall & about 5 1/2 ft wide. Extremely happy growing in huge planter, for about three years. It was absolutely gorgeous, Unfortunately a few days ago we had terrible winds here in NYC and to my surprise, It was knocked over. It was so heavy that I never dreamed it could ever be knock down but wind. I didn’t notice it until the next day and unfortunately lots of branches broke now I have a huge gap in the middle. can you please advise me what should I do to help it I’m so so sad, it was the Queen of my Backyard Garden. Lucy P. 7BNYC

That grass is so pretty

Oh Gosh i gotta get one of these. How do you propagate them?

Can it grow & flourish in the Tropics & doesvot grow from seeds or cuttings?

Gorgeous 😊

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Gorgeous! I live in Central Florida on the east coast, I wonder if those would grow well here?

The white ones grow like weeds in New Zealand

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All so beautiful and so much color!

Can these grow in part shade?

It looks like it's invasive. Be careful with plants trees shrubs vines that are not native to your area

Next time you go to a garden centre your gonna lol at sexy frogs ? I know i am x

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Oh!you’re so pretty sexy frog❤❤❤

Sexy frogs! ❤❤❤

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I used to have a yellow rhododendron in Seattle. WA. Didn't know its name, but it was beautiful.

I bought some of these yesterday. I'm confused now because I've been reading differing information. I'm in Queensland - are these annuals or perennials? I thought they were perennials.

Interesting! It’s a beautiful plant 🤍

Is it fragrant & can it florish entirely in a tropical climate? Is it grown from seed?

Wow

Good info. And didn’t know lilli pilli had multiple variants

Thank you for the advice and information.😊

Its a weed.

It's beautiful. Until it comes up ALL through the lawn... like a weed 🤬

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Always appreciate the knowledge you share!

Where has this bush been all my life ?? It's beautiful !!❤🎉❤

That looks like the exact same color as purple 💜 Why's it called blue ??😮

Weeds have never looked better. 😮

No plant is able to pick up atmospheric Nitrogen and fix it on to their tissue. Nitrogen fixing is done by bacteria that live in the roots of leguminous plants. It is this bacteria that transform nitrogen into a form which plants can use (NH3 or NH4). When the plant dies and decomposes, it is able to feed other plants as the Nitrogen that was fixed on their tissue becomes available again.

That’s a lovely tree. Thanks for sharing!

How far apart do you have to plant one from each other to make it grow like that?

I have a purple one but I didnt realise they grew that big. Its in a pot a the moment.

Looks awesome… what did you guys plane along the ground around pavers?

Thats really cool!

Toona leaves, which only available in spring is used extensively in Chinese cooking. My favorite recipe is toona leaves, soft tofu and thousand year old egg salad drizzled with sesame oil.

Nice! 😊

Which is the narrowest Acer rubrum variety? I can't plant a wide tree because of the cables.

It's gorgeous, wish i can get some seeds

How far apart would you plant them to create something like this?