RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival 2021 Pt 2

[@penelopehammerton2907]

Thank you Bunny for a great video. Loved Tracy's Bottle garden the different planting on the inside, a master stroke. Simple but great. I always think how can I use just a tiny part of one of the gardens to use in my garden. Exciting.

[@joanwalters4741]

Fingers crossed there is a 3,4 or more videos of the show. Well done to the designers 💚💚💚

[@jennifer-threedogsinagarde8265]

Loved the tour and the thoughtful commentary on the show garden designs.

[@bluesky7226]

Lovely, as always! This year I advertised all my used plastic pots on a local neighborhood site and gave them away for free. I had lots of takers!

[@JoannaLouise200]

Thank you Bunny ~ that was such an enjoyable & relaxing tour ~ you seem always to bring the most pertinent factors to the fore. The natural re-wilding type designs are beautiful, but I'm a little old-fashioned and, personally, look forward to a return to more formal planting, and traditional hard landscaping.

[@Kay-qt2id]

Thank you for this content. I agree with the comment below ( more of these please) as I am in Australia and unable to visit such shows in person. Love you talk us through in detail.

[@kathrynmettelka7216]

So inspiring. Thanks.

[@holly_kay5570]

Thank you for the tour and great descriptions! Claus Dalby in Denmark has those wide borders filled to the brim with plants. I think he deadheads with a long tool of some kind. And not many weeds grow because there isn't room for them.

[@pansepot1490]

Is that the guy who employs two or more full time gardeners? Too labor intensive for my taste and means.

[@holly_kay5570]

@@pansepot1490 He has a huge garden--no lawn--2 acres consisting of multiple gardens like rooms. I think and he does have a couple of employees, although I don't know if they're full time. I couldn't do it either, but it's lovely to look at :)

[@evelyngriggs8356]

Masterly appraisal of the gardens in the 2021 Hampton Court show with special reference to the environmental issues of the day, Bunny. I loved the “spiral” garden incorporating the change of level. Eve Griggs

[@clarebannon1481]

Loved the guided tour Bunny

[@dianeasberry7928]

So many meadows now for the gardens. I don't know how that would work in Texas, USA because of the different plant materials. Mostly the weedy bits take over eventually but I love the look and idea.

[@user-ks8fp2xb5o]

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[@kathrynmettelka7216]

For Texas, the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center does a lot of native Texas wildflowers. If you are too far away to visit (Texas is big), they have a website. Almost nothing can be as beautiful as a planting of bluebonnets. Farmers even sow them because they are nitrogen fixers. For those who don't know bluebonnets, they are native lupines.

[@darknightes14]

SO UK !!! love the sound :)

[@DixieGirl9876]

The message garden was my favorite. I've went peat free and buy my compost in bulk to skip all those plastic bags now, if only the industry could skip the plastic pots.

[@jfreeman2047]

If I have to buy plants in plastic pots I leave them at the checkout and inform them I don't need nor want it. If we all did the same garden centres would soon change.

[@patrickgallagher3513]

Many thanks Bunny. I hope there's a place for Kneipp therapy :-)

[@1lunarin]

can anyone name those beautiful blue flowers within the meadow part in the bottle garden

[@anderjpoo]

blue flax (which can make linseed oil as a plastic liner alternative)

[@1lunarin]

@@anderjpoo thank you !!

[@conniekeshet]

Fleece? Im in another country? Not sure why you all use fleece in gardens. A lovely video, thank you for showing us such lovely gardens!!

[@user-ks8fp2xb5o]

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[@theteamhawkins]

I was thinking she meant the floating row cover material

[@erinjaber8326]

Bunny- 'plastic is very bad for the environment'. Also Bunny- sprays Round Up all over the place. 🤭😂

[@artemisgrier8989]

Love you Bunny, but did we ever know what was going on with “the weather?”

[@piospisspot]

Cray matt planks? Where do you get them? Great video.

[@bunnyguinness]

Crane planks, the wood you stand cranes on for a firm base when hoisting stuff up on cranes. Sorry my diction!! Try reclaimed lumber products.com hope this helps!🐇

[@piospisspot]

@@bunnyguinness Thank you.

[@piospisspot]

Perhaps scaffold boards would suffice?

[@user-sq3ne3dt4c]

Nice

[@seanirishterrier6588]

Did you cover Charles Dowding’s no dig garden ?

[@bunnyguinness]

Yes had long chat to Charles, will be running this in a couple of weeks!

[@seanirishterrier6588]

@@bunnyguinness excellent

[@katharinedavis4947]

It seems that garden fashion is becoming more natural again. K

[@xyzllii]

I have 5 of those chairs Bunny is sitting on ...0,45 secs. Very comfortable.

[@scottanthony6269]

Never use plastic in your garden I've been doing non plastic for many years so it's not a new thing to me

[@TheMegachoco]

@Anthony Please could you explain? I am a passionate gardener and cannot resist spending when i walk into a nursery...but it's all plastic. Here in east of France close to Geneva I have'nt found exchange plants gatherings.. Please share how you manage especially when a garden is still looking quite bare !

[@MrBigedtc]

Ever warming climate...... I thought you guys had an unusually cool and snowy winter.

[@julennavarrete732]

I know she said “ever warming climate”, suggesting the word Global Warming, but *Climate Change* is preferred because though the majority of the world is warming, the climate is shifting enough that there are both extreme heat waves and deep freezes 👍🏼

[@silenttv1925]

So adorable

[@silenttv1925]

We can know each to other???

[@jfreeman2047]

Global warming is the end result. First every weather system and season descends into chaos. Which, as you indicated, is occuring all the time now - all over the world. Two days ago my house flooded with water up to my ankles. Today its 31.C without a cloud in the sky.

[@Ishisah]

Compete turn-off: When every garden has a Thunberg message. -Stop preaching, can't a garden just be beautiful without a Leftist sermon.

[@krisbaker9427]

You could turn off the audio and just look. This is a garden show with themes and messages of how you can have more than just beauty. Too bad you are a complete turn-off with no interest in learning or developing.

[@marilynm2086]

Not really climate change will eventually effect everything especially a garden. It’s great they’re addressing it.

[@Ishisah]

@@marilynm2086: 🙄.