HOW TO RUN A NURSERY...WEEK 1/52

[@Nicktgrief]

Time to start over again and watch all 52 weeks .

[@stanleygladstone1210]

Started watching from start again. I miss my weekly show.

[@DottyGran247]

I switched the tv off cos this is loads better 👍 thank you Mr Malcolm and all Mr M’s assistants, very professional.

[@wilder957]

OMG Your back!!!! It’s going to be a lovely year at plantsman’s corner

[@laurenb6451]

Yes you are 100% correct about every place selling the same old thing. I think it is worse here in the USA. This video is GREAT! ❤️ Thank you!

[@philmanray3903]

Oh I am glad to see your back I missed lot March 21 is not for away spring will be soon

[@Boru06]

3 vids in 3 days. This is brilliant! Thanks Malcolm Brian.

[@mantrafiscus]

I've just found this channel and I enjoyed that. Better than TV gardening shows that's for sure.

[@jameswswann]

Well, there's nowt on telly. Guess I'll watch them again.

[@jenRWfan]

Brill thanks for all your efforts. We do appreciate it!

[@maryfallon2474]

Well, now you're just spoiling us. Looking forward to following along for the next year. There's always something to learn from you

[@pegsbarton6353]

Clara is a natural demonstrator, she's lovely. Is the river walk [SSSI] on the estate, part of the gardens? Very interesting indeed, so many different projects being covered, I feel I should sit with a pen and pencil poised so I don't miss anything! Your staff seem lovely, and it looks an excellent place to work, obviously the boss can be a pain in the arse but the surroundings would compensate for that! I'm loving this weekly format Malcolm, hope it's not too onerous for you.

[@willfeimster3125]

Glad to see your back making videos! Hope you keep it going!

[@VeggieBackGarden]

Brilliant !!! - It's great to see the channel (and yourself) back up and running again. Loved this video - especially the swearies 😂😂 Seeing it is a new start/New Year - you need to get the Nursery website address added. Thanks ....... Kevin

[@cornishplanthunters4768]

looks lovely and neat and tidy .

[@melissagannon5711]

You're reminding me of how much work I have to do. Thank god!!! I've resorted to baking and knitting these last few weeks with all my spare time ha ha!

[@yergman]

I loved the light-colored pine the young people were working on at the end. I have been watching your videos when I get a chance. Keep up the good work!

[@digsowgrow]

Sorry to hear you have been unwell....its great to have you back.

[@cornishplanthunters4768]

thanks for letting see into your weekly lives

[@patgentry7268]

Happy New Year! Sooo glad you are back! Now this just makes my day!

[@jamiemcdougall8365]

Definitely following. Old videos are excellent as this one is too. Looking forward to seeing all the plants coming back to life. Best wishes

[@backyardmechanic921]

The garden might be a bit bare but the video is full of information. Can't wait for the year to unfold.

[@hasmukhpatel7972]

Thanks

[@suburbanhomesteaderwy-az]

So excited and I look forward to watching all the videos. Doing step over apples this spring around my gardens because of your videos.

[@kenNCT]

great to have you folks back, so looking forward to the new year hope its a great one for everyone

[@daviddoyle5480]

Great to see you back again, and for a full year as well. I will be calling into the nursery in spring, I've never bought a duff plant off you yet. Catch you later when your legs are straighter.

[@billastell3753]

Great video. Now I have to get off my arse and out into the yard to do some work. Today is June 19th so I'll have to watch a video each day to catch up. Thank you!

[@robertlaing7193]

Great to see you back! I've learnt a lot from your videos over the years- I always sow seed the Malcolm way now and will never change. Would love to see you demonstrate/ talk about grafting

[@thedivide3688]

Oh oh! It’s Malcom ❤️

[@simonwhite5535]

Hey kid, you are back! Really chuffed about that. :)

[@NinaBrusnik]

Очень интересно! Interesting! Beautiful garden! Thank you very much! Happy New Year 🎅🎄🎄🎄!

[@ld0121]

Love it, another great vid :)

[@raymurray6822]

Thought you was a gonner! Welcome back!

[@rovantigh3003]

Oh, I miss your vids!

[@rwglavin3794]

Welcome back. It's been a while.

[@Tara-sf7uu]

Jan and feb are the hardest months, but I am comforted by the stacks and stacks of plant catalogs that begin coming by mail in January lol. I do have a question..being in the high pennines I can imagine the weather is tough on pests as well as plants, but what would you say is your worst pest problem there?

[@DottyGran247]

Tara probably customers...heehee 😂

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Customers Tara.... Closely followed by rabbits, mice, short tailed field voles, aphids, vine weevil, botrytis (mildews and funguses generally)......We are under constant attack, my old head gardener used to say you “need to hide everything up your arse” .......it was just one of his expressions. I might repeat one or two of them in the coming weeks, but this is 2020 and he was born in 1898.... To be fair, 99.9% of customers are fantastic.....but it’s the one tosser in a thousand that nags away in the mind.

[@Tara-sf7uu]

I had assumed that Tucker was for chasing off those pesky customers lol. Thanks for answering, I had wondered if fungus and bugs were an issue. Here in the southeast U.S,we can sometimes have 3 or 4 generations of insects per year...its a never ending war 🙄. Maybe thats why southerners here have such big arses...they just dont know they have a purpose lol

[@gaetanosaija8499]

il "migliore"!! N° 1!

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I’ve no idea what that means Gaetano......but thank you for taking the trouble to comment. Very best wishes....Malcolm

[@gaetanosaija8499]

@@plantsmanscorner128 I translate, from google .. the best N ° 1. Years ago, looking for information on Japanese maples that I breed with luck on my terrace, (the summer climate in the area, Sicily, is not the most suitable for their growth.) I came across your videos, they immediately struck me, the magnificent plants and the videos "out of the ordinary". even if I don't understand english, they are very nice and interesting. a magnificent collection of plants, species of Japanese maples. what I like most, are the beautiful autumn colors! you are from what i see, very nice people. all very beautiful. a greeting to the cute little dogs, they are real "stars". thanks for replying to my comment. Hello

[@dddev641]

Hi, The compost in those bags ? Is it mixed with peat moss ?

[@plantsmanscorner128]

A mix of composted bracken, coir, and bark is substituted....it’s not as good Deb, but does the job. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@dddev641]

@@plantsmanscorner128 Thanks so much , enjoy your videos !!!

[@BionicRasta]

If its rockin' don't come a knockin 😂

[@Boru06]

Is that Thomas' sister?

[@thomaswilson5070]

No, thank god! My ears can barely cope with her for 8 hours, never mind any longer! I’m not sure whether to be insulted or flattered really... though I can assure you that I’m from far more common stock!

[@Boru06]

@@thomaswilson5070 Its that wry sense of humour, ye are a funny pair! The staff there seem a great bunch.

[@thomaswilson5070]

Thank you very much. Yeah I guess we’re an alright bunch, all as daft as each other, but that’s why it works!

[@Boru06]

@@thomaswilson5070 "Dont have to b mad to work here but it helps", eh? I could only imagine what you guys could achieve if you had something like your own 20acre blank canvas to work on.