Crocosmia propagation...Garden Diaries 10

[@johnocallaghan7830]

Great to see you are back. Missed your videos. Greetings from Denmark.

[@szumikovski]

A question about Crocosmia. Does it bloom the year it is planted/transplanted, or are they like peonies that take a couple years to bloom after being moved?

[@Boru06]

Hi Malcolm. I was so happy to see you making your videos again. I love them, I love your doggies and your personality. Really hope you can get round to making some more, I wish you were on the tv. Have a wonderful Xmas and I hope you are keeping well. Best wishes Bob, Bryan with a Y. 😊

[@DVDFHardTarget]

Thanks for sharing your time and knowledge Malcolm! Also a big thank you to all the staff and dogs. :)

[@DixieLynneMontgomery]

I just love your videos! Good honest straight from the hip gardening knowledge! Please keep them coming in all their raw glory! Keep it Sassy! From the USA ❤

[@786cdaum]

Malcolm, Thanks, very much appreciate the effort and information

[@pollysumpton8042]

What a great educational video.....love it and the music not bad either! Thanks M. Will have to pop in to Eggleston when I’m next up north.

[@ajones8699]

Good to see you back, little glimpse of a Hartley greenhouse..

[@mariapascualy2598]

So fun to come here and find a new one. Thank you!

[@dc0145a]

Love the 'Walkie Talk' Great info Malcolm :) From over here in New Hampshire US

[@daviddoyle5480]

Hiya malcolm & team, just wanted to say its great to see you are back sharing your extensive knowledge and humour . The plants Ive bought from you continue to grow from strength to strength. I'm looking forward to next year to choose more.

[@caspa2006]

Hiya, just watched this video again and enjoyed it, we moved to France last year from the UK and now have lots of land which we are turning into gardens my question is how many Crocosmia variates do you have , and could I purchase some of each they don't have to be potted the corms / bare roots would be fine and easier to transport back to France. I could collect them or I can have them posted to a UK address when ready thanks Derek from France

[@DenisPeel]

Great stuff Malcolm, you look to have a great crew with you there. Your vids are always entertaining and educational, keep up the good work. Denis

[@digsowgrow]

Fantastic to see you back posting Malcolm.

[@raymondcutler8795]

Malcolm you are the best

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Very kind of you to say so Raymond.....though I’m a one trick pony really.....I only know plants. Dead loss at most other things. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@NinaBrusnik]

Super video! Klass! Beautiful garden!!!!🏡🌐 Ukraine😃!HappyHew Year🎄🎋🎍!

[@barrylonergan4541]

great to see you guys back.your centre looks great

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you for the kind comment Barry.

[@stephendavey3749]

Those rapids/waterfall... stunning scenery

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Its a wonderful undiscovered part of the country around here....the ‘roof of england’ drive between Barnard Castle and Alston is one of the finest, and very little traffic. Teesdale is sort of squeezed out by its more popular neighbours, The Yorkshire Dales one way and the Lake Distrect the other...not to mention Whitby and the North Yorkshire Moors......we also have High Force and Cauldron Snout....two other waterfalls or cascades......I will put them into another video sometime soon Stephen. Best wishes....Malcolm

[@bmaxingout]

Great video I've never tried growing Crocosmia I think I will give it a go. I was wondering if one day maybe you could give a lesson on how to propagate conifers I have been having a time with those.

[@Boru06]

I just left a comment on the last video asking when the next video will be......Here's my answer. Great timing! Thanks Malcolm.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

it should be better quality in a while apparently.....its made in HD but youtube takes a while to get the best quality working

[@Boru06]

Plantsmans Corner The content is all that matters at end of the day and that's always brilliant. Your videos have been very helpful. As per your advice on the "So you want to be a gardener" video, I'm looking into getting a little lawn/hedge trimming business going so that maybe eventually I could have a small nursery going on my little patch of land on the east coast of Ireand. I've not got much so I've not much to lose..... Thanks for the advice Malcom. Keep the videos coming, they're always entertaining and full of great info. Best wishes, Bryan (with a Y).

[@stephenalderson1507]

Where is your garden nursery I would like to buy some stuff from there

[@griseldamoony7086]

Another good video, Malcolm. It's lovely of you to appreciate the hard work those ladies do. Looking forward to the next one already.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

The ladies are all really good Griselda. Each have their own talents and strong points, i’m very fond of them all.....not in a pervy way i should add........but what I like most is their willingness to get stuck into anything I ask of them even when its outside their comfort zone....thank you for your kind comments. As ever....Malcolm

[@cathlightfoot9629]

Hi I am new to your site, I really please l found you on utube, you have a new follower, great video,

[@Boru06]

My sister is a gardener in Yorkshire. I wonder if you may have crossed paths. Tis a small world after all. She is much older than me and we have a major personality clash...so I'm not sure what gardens she works for.

[@robertlaing7193]

Thanks Malcolm et al. Glad to see you posting again with lots of great growing info. Stick at it please as Gardeners World is for asinine idiots. We need someone to tell it how it is

[@paully8031]

Another great vid Malcolm, the highlight of my KZbin week is seeing your notification. Was young Tom calling in on the off chance of seeing Clara? :-)

[@andrewsharp3451]

How deep do you pot up the crocosmia please

[@backyardmechanic921]

Another good video, keep up the good work.

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Thank you very much for you encouragmnet BM.....Best wishes....Malcolm

[@49jonboy]

new video please I like that its honest and not like certain tv shows

[@tarabonee8855]

We have the Echinacea tennesseensis wild here, and it's tough as shoe leather! Hot,cold, drought...it is amazing!(mostly 🙄) It did chase out a few other Echinacea varieties I purchased last year, lol

[@plantsmanscorner128]

Ive grown it here Tara.....and another species called ‘paradoxa’......I find its too much wet that does for them in this climate.....well, pretty much all echinaceas really. I believe they might be considered a prairie plant in parts of the US......I love the whole family really....best wishes...Malcolm

[@ryanvallowe]

Come back Malcolm

[@heidiihnen8528]

Kinda disappointed, title said propagating not division.

[@gracem3654]

Well done Elizabeth

[@plantsmanscorner128]

I will be sure to pass that on Grace. We need more females doing horticulture in the media, rather than just being added as dressing. All my girls are worth their weight in silver....I would say gold but that’s pushing it a bit 👨🏼‍🌾😂......best wishes....Malcolm

[@hasmukhpatel7972]

Thanks

[@ajones8699]

Malcolm have you disappeared again?

[@hasmukhpatel7972]

Thanks