You only done house plants , how does this work for shrubs and clematis in the spring . I am very interested in your take on these

Who came here from that Facebook thread? 😅

Do you have them in your online shop?

The bridge with the hydrangea - stunning! & definitely Monet adjacent. This place is shockingly beautiful. It’s a marvel to see the subtropical really mature plants in a place that I always think of as cold. I’m in the US but one suggestion- I saw another video of a Biodome Garden which I think was in the north. The timing of her video did. It feature the garden at a very good point - I would like to see it again. TY for featuring this place that I did. Not know. Going to see some of your other productions. 😊

Beautiful garden and the pond with the trea ferns, just wow! Thank you for showing 👍

You got seeds for your online shop?

Incredible!

[1:37]"The way of growing plants in this video is so simple, perfect for beginners! Can you make more videos about other plant types?

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I love a how to video, cheers

Like this information and your different canna plants

Are you planting them in the ground or pots? Do they do better in pots or ground?

I assume growing tumeric is the same ? I see a lot of fresh Tumeric tubers in Asian shops Always thought they will not grow in UK ??? Maybe I am wrong ??

I have been growing ginger this way for yrs & i love it. Fun thing is that the soil will smell like ginger too.

Thanks Craig! This was exactly the information I was searching for! Your videos are always so informative

Thanks Craig another very good video ,l try to grow some.

Which ones of these produce edible bannana?

Great stuff. Going to try this 👍

This is definitely an exotic garden that is amazing. Currently one of my favorite innovative gardens is Great Dixter.

I brought a few pieces from Thailand a year ago. It's still short and thin but today I noticed one flower :D

Beautiful Craig love to see more gardens

Such an amazing garden tour! Love it❤️

I grow this, though only pots so far, started from the bulblets, but I haven't seen any sprout leaves on the fronds, only from the snipped ends with the bulblets which put on potting soil, slightly submerged, in a 15gal or 5gal container. I've got about 20 plants of Woodwardia radicans now, all started from the partially developed bulblets with several inches of frond included.

it would be great if you can visit the native range of some exotic plants in the future, you will be amazed by how much you can find. ive seen in plant hunting blogs theres photos of alocasias , colocasias, setaria and bamboos etc...growing on top of some mountains in asia(that experience winter frost every year) yet we dont see them for sell in any nurseries. i wonder how many cold hardy varieties are still yet to be discovered. you also have your own nursery maybe you can introduce new cultivars to other gardeners through your nursery.

Lovely 🌴 it’s on the bucket list.

Love trebah.

Really enjoyed this, Craig! How can you tell a very young tree fern from a native non tree fern? Tom

Nice video. I have Musa bashoo in zone 8a. They seem to be as hardy as my hosta plants and pup out similarly.

Nice video. I have Musa bashoo in zone 8a. They seem to be as hardy as my hosta plants and pup out similarly.

Hello, thanks a lot for sharing your video full of information. Do you still sell plants by chance? Thanks

Hi Craig, you and I seem to visiting the same gardens at the same time! I saw you at Abbotsbury a while back and I was at Trebah last week. What stood out for me apart from the tree ferns and Bamboo was the clump of yellow hedychiums near the bridge. You could smell them from the main path on either side of the stream. As to other gardens to visit, I'd recommend Lamorran near St Mawes. Only 4 acres set on a south facing slope down to the sea it has a very special micro climate which enables them to grow Citrus and bougainvillea outside all year round. The highlights for me were a large Jubea and a 7ft high plant to Tibouchina Urvilleana again happily growing and flowering outside all the year round. Almost like being at Tresco Abbey gardens! Well worth a visit. They around 200 palms of 35 different species. Well worth a visit.

I was in awe of this garden when I went in summer 2022. Wife and kids werent quite as excited as me! The Gunnera was probably the stand out most impressive feature but the winding paths and sheltered nature of the site with the various water features really makes it feel complete. I went there instead of Heligan as couldn't do both, so maybe you can do a tour of that too! 😊

My absolute favourite garden, I don't live that far away 😊

We need a visit of tresco gardens !!

Tresco Abbey, Heligan, Ventnor, Arundel

Really enjoyed this garden tour. Thank you for sharing it

That's an excellent garden . Your tours are interesting and will be waiting for more . Thanks Craig 😎

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 😍 I love the tree Ferns. Thank you for sharing this amazing garden with us Craig. 😊

There are many plants here i have bever seen for sell. Can you make a vid bout the exotic plants that are new to the hobby

What an amazing garden. Of course I love the palms the best. Thank you for the tour.

Personally, Lamorran garden is my favourite garden in the UK. St Mawes, Cornwall. Palms, ferns, flowers, dense planting, feels like another world.

Really beautiful, it reminds me of driving through tree fern forests in Tasmania.

Amazing garden and beach. How wonderful. I really expected to see a dinosaur 🦕 😂. I love big leaves and am adding more every year. Thanks for sharing.

You should try to get to Tresco Abbey Gardens in the Scilly Isles. I wanted to last May but the weather turned & scuppered my plans.

Watching from Australia 🇦🇺 here. Thanks for taking me back to Trebah. I was lucky enough to visit last May. Missed the hydrangeas flowering unfortunately so I’d like to revisit when they are next time. Cheers!

I live 15 minutes away from Trebah! Best Gardens are in Cornwall ❤ by the way it’s pronounced Tree-bah.

Superb Craig, I usually get to visit Trebah in late Spring to early Summer, so great to see it at this time of year. Keep up the good work .

Did you go to Tremenheere? That’s my personal favourite in Cornwall.

Fantastic, one of my very favourite gardens 😃 You got to see it at a great time of year!

I would like to see a livistona chinensis growing in uk some day.