Exotic Jungle Garden Tour in Yorkshire. Late October 2024

[@NeilMegson-p7z]

Hello Chris used to live in Sheffield but now live in Seattle WA USA. More or less the same weather. Love the information you give.Thanks👍👍👍👍

[@YorkshireKRIS]

Thanks Neil, interesting to know the weather of Seattle is similar to Sheffields. What's your most exotic plant in the garden?

[@GrowTropicalMK]

Is it too much? Its getting a bit difficult to navigate.. I love the way you had to question your actions! ;-) These are garden problems that I very much welcome in mine. Great tour very insightful thanks Chris.

[@GeorgesJungleGarden]

Looking good Kris, that Schefflera macrophylla really is coming on now isn’t it!

[@YorkshireKRIS]

Cheers yes it's a proper tree now,! Maybe I'll cut it back so it branches...

[@Tminus89]

Good to know Dahlia Imperialis is so easy to get through winter outside, I would love one in the future

[@Tminus89]

24:35 That is a nice one! Never seen it before

[@YorkshireKRIS]

It is and surprisingly resilient

[@GO-PIES-r6k]

What a treat….George and Kris videos in one day 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@YorkshireKRIS]

Yes good to see the similarities and differences at this time of year

[@Tminus89]

A treat indeed! :)

[@fansaaga4033]

What’s gardening like in Australia?

[@wesleyhackney]

Whether you think the growth is too think and should be trimmed back is a personal choice. My garden has a gravel path 2 feet wide and I still have a couple of things low growing that trickle over the path a little and a few tree ferns with fronds draping into the aisle and I like that but need to at least have some practical path to get things done and for others to enjoy walking it

[@ジョージ-e4h]

Hello Kris. from Japan. I always enjoy your garden You have a beautiful garden I’m looking forward to seen the next . bye

[@YorkshireKRIS]

So nice of you, thanks for watching

[@keithharris6442]

Great to see your palms doing so well. I've been wondering, did you ever plant your Washington Robusta in the ground ? I've grown one from seed, it's potted and now a metre high. I've prepared the ground to plant it in late spring next year and will shelter it in winters. Any advice please ? I'm in York and it'll be south facing. Cheers Kris 🍻

[@YorkshireKRIS]

Yes I did and it really didn't like it in the ground. Minus 3 was all what took it to die off surprisingly. It needs winter sun to stand a chance in the ground

[@keithharris6442]

@YorkshireKRIS ahh sorry to hear that. The position I'll have mine in should get a few hours sun on sunny days. But I'll have it in a plastic mini greenhouse in winter months. Fingers crossed...thanks again.

[@dougieduck95]

Great tour . Do you have a link for the propogator? Thanks

[@YorkshireKRIS]

It's a hydropod but other brands are available

[@albey1816]

Hi Kriss - At 31:10 in the video you are showing us the Iresine cuttings in a cool looking propagator. What is it called and where can i buy one.

[@YorkshireKRIS]

It's called a vitopod propagator. They're really good and long lasting

[@JennyMac3953]

Hi kris is your soft caress planted in the shade as I was thinking of getting one in spring

[@YorkshireKRIS]

Yes in pretty much full shade

[@JennyMac3953]

@@YorkshireKRIS thank you

[@ЗокирРахимов-о3ж]

Прiвет Крис твои пальми вдиколепние так жержать !!!!! ❤

[@fansaaga4033]

Please pot up that trachy seedling. It deserves a chance

[@YorkshireKRIS]

@@fansaaga4033 it'll be fine in the ground

[@fansaaga4033]

@@YorkshireKRIS my clumsy ass would definitely step on it by accident lol