Spring Garden Tour - My English Garden in Flower - March 2023

[@Anna-BoBanna]

I get distracted by birds in my garden all the time! Your friend Robin is a show stopper!

[@paultsworld]

He certainly is - and I love it when he’s around - nice to hear you’re the same with your birds. 👍

[@RoseCottageColleen]

We here in the northeastern part of New York, USA, are still under snow, with more expected over the next 3 days. It's so encouraging to log on to KZbin and see a beautiful video from Paul T's World. You've gotten me so inspired to garden that I'm leaving retirement to work part time at a local plant nursery when it opens this year. What a wonderful opportunity to learn from those with much more experience. Thank you so much for your wonderful channel. 🌻🥀

[@paultsworld]

How exciting Colleen - to work at a plant nursery - you’ll have to give me tips on plant care this Summer. You must be really looking forward to your Spring arriving. I am so pleased you enjoy my channel - it’s very encouraging for me to know that. 🌻

[@laurenb6451]

Where are you located? We are in Ulster County, NY but snow seems to be all done and I see white peeking out from shaggy Star Magnolia buds. And tomorrow they are calling for 72°F (with rain).

[@RoseCottageColleen]

@@laurenb6451 I'm at the northern tip of Rensselaer County on the VT/MA border. The mountain I live on seems to get snow frequently. You are a few hours south of me.

[@laurenb6451]

Yes! Everybody was outside in t shirts today but now we have a tornado alert. I think I would prefer snow❄️❄️❄️

[@RoseCottageColleen]

@@laurenb6451 Oh my goodness! That's something we seldom hear about here in the Adirondacks. Given the choice I'll take the snow 🥴I hope you and your family are safe.

[@patriciagonzalo3607]

Precious Robin ❤😄

[@paultsworld]

He does brighten my day - every day.

[@mr.sidhanta5982]

Oh, wow 😘 Your garden looks more vibrant in spring 🌼👍

[@paultsworld]

Thank you - it’s growing well now we have more sun. 👍

[@jgwood10]

Paul you brought Spring to everyone watching. Just lovely!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Jane 🌻

[@linakhoury6623]

Hi Paul . Bretty and unique flowers in your garden in March , amazing garden . Have anice day .

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Lina. 🌻

[@cindyl3916]

Thank you Paul! How blessed are we to walk among your garden with you. You’ve so inspired me to try ideas I was apprehensive about. I so want my area to be planted like yours. Starting in May of 2022, I’ve converted my entire front lawn into trees and shrubs. Lots of Japanese maples and about everything I can get my hands on that will work here on my small farm in Northeast Oklahoma, 6b/7a. My goal is to never mow again😉✨💚

[@paultsworld]

So nice of you to join me in the garden. Your area is going to be fabulous with all those trees and shrubs - as you know, I love shrubs - and trees! Would an amelanchier grow in your climate? I have one in the front lawn - so pretty and it’s a native of North America.

[@cindyl3916]

@@paultsworld Thank you for your reply. Interesting you’d mention Amelancheir. I’d been noticing them online for sometime. They’re so attractive. I didn’t know they’re natives. They could grow here for sure. I don’t think I’ve seen any here. I used to raise a cows now I’m down to 2 horses. I’m on 20 acres but it’s too much for one person to keep up so I go crazy at the house. This may amuse you. I live in Cherokee Nation territory. I have some native blood too lol!

[@paultsworld]

@@cindyl3916 sounds like you live in a really interesting place - with lots of room!

[@tinajohnson7375]

The robin is the star of the show!

[@paultsworld]

I know - and he knows it too!

[@renatalimarzi]

Hello, dear Paul! Enjoying the beauty of your spectacular garden is a true pleasure in any season, but springtime is the rebirth of nature and it' even more suggestive! HUGS and all the best, my friend! You're always an inspiration! CIoa! Renata

[@paultsworld]

So nice of you Renata. You are right - Spring is such a wonderful season. All the best to you. 🌻

[@renatalimarzi]

@@paultsworld Thank you so much, Paul! Ciao!

[@paultsworld]

Ciao Renata.

[@lovelyladygodbless143]

Hi Paul you making me happy today a beautiful flowering garden very nice much blessing keep enjoying it 😂👌🙌 here in Holland we still cold🤔

[@paultsworld]

Good afternoon, so pleased you enjoyed my garden. I’m sure those fabulous Dutch bulb fields will soon be as colourful as ever. 🌻

[@lovelyladygodbless143]

@@paultsworld you right I really hope sooo 😂😂👌

[@JV-dx5uv]

Horrible Robins! They distract you from your job😂 loved the video. Can't wait for the may video then its Rhodo & Azelea time!

[@paultsworld]

The robin is insistent - a diva! - he brightens all the days I'm in the garden. Absolutely - when those azaleas get going it's brilliant.

[@Sacramentogratitudegardening]

I loved to see the bird taking a little twig from your hand❤

[@paultsworld]

Thank you - it’s a privilege when a wild bird comes to your hand - it loves the mealworms.

[@Vika-Viktoria_Life-and-Garden]

Пол, спасибо! малиновки очаровательны!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Виктория. Glad you like my little bird Благодаря ти Виктория. Радвам се, че харесваш моята малка птичка

[@Наталия-б8ш]

Чудово погуляла по вашому прекрасному саду! Дякую!

[@paultsworld]

That’s so nice of you 🌻

[@christineborgatti3760]

I was cleaning up a flower bed and thinking, what has Paul T done today. Your day is ahead of mine.

[@paultsworld]

Isn’t it nice to be out now April has arrived? I’ve been mowing the lawn and snipping off the old growth of the perennials now the new growth is showing. It’s been a lovely day - enjoy your gardening.

[@da3640]

This is one of my favourite channels. Your garden always brings peace and smiles 🕊🙂

[@paultsworld]

Thank you so much - I appreciate your supportive words. 🌻

[@kristinregine4798]

thank you for bringing us into your lovely garden again. your wildlife is always a win.

[@paultsworld]

You’re welcome - thank you for enjoying the garden.

[@SmokyMountainBlessed]

we have had spring then frost again last night here in the Smoky Mountains Tennessee USA

[@paultsworld]

Hello Joy, March does tease us between Winter and Spring. I think you get a lot of both in the Smoky Mountains!

[@SmokyMountainBlessed]

@@paultsworld yeah it’s that way you have to bring fall clothes and winter and spring with you in the car for an outing in these mountains lol

[@paultsworld]

lol 🌻

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Always Glorious Mr. Paul T! I hope my shrub game gets to be half of what you have accomplished!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you AJ - I think your hydrangeas will be fabulous this Summer - I've just watched you pruning them!

[@karint1956]

Happy Spring Paul. Your videos are so inspiring. I just planted 3 small Pieris japonica “ Valley rose” yesterday. They have lovely pink blossoms. Karin, from Parma Hts. Ohio zone 6a

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Karin, glad you like the videos. I also love pieris - as you know, they like ericaceous compost and ‘azalea’ food. My goodness I’ve just looked up valley rose - what a display of bells!

[@НинаПашинская-л5ц]

Ваш сад красив в любое время года. Спасибо за прогулку. У нас тоже из-за теплого марта многие цветы готовы были зацвести. Но уже два дня мороз. Они поникли, но это морозостойкие растения и все будет хорошо. Юг Беларуси.

[@paultsworld]

You're welcome - thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the garden and that your plants will very soon be in flower.

[@annapoole132]

So good to see you back Paul!!!! We are getting to spring here in Virginia, USA! You are always encouraging!!!! Love your gardens, always!!! Our winter has been wet. Lots of rain. Garden Blessings! 🌹🌺✨

[@paultsworld]

Hello Anna, nice to have Spring push the Winter wet away. Enjoy your Virginia Spring. 🌻

[@машаиванова-щ7н]

This is one of my favourite channels.

[@paultsworld]

That is so nice of you - thank you. 🌸

[@ThePegasus101]

love when the candytufts come out i mix it in with a yellow flowering plant..cant remember the name...i have pieris in my garden love them...could i take cuttings in autumn,,to pot on do u think one is a lovely deep red colour when it flowers

[@paultsworld]

Mixing yellow with the white candytuft sounds a great idea. I could do with some more pieris so I will try cuttings - never done it before so don’t know how successful it’ll be.

[@Trela-2512]

Thank Paul. The first flowers are very beautiful. Your garden is gorgeous

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Татьяна.

[@wendybartlett6717]

Not just buds in the garden but a budding romance too with the little robins! How wonderful. Garden is looking super Paul with lots of colour and I liked the music at the start of this video. I think I've lost my Lithodora after our recent snow. Such a shame as I love its shade of blue. Glad that yours has survived.

[@paultsworld]

The male Robin is busy trying to impressive his female - with mealworms provided by me! Thank you for letting me know you liked the music - I tried about 6 different pieces and plumped for this one. The lithodora does have such a blue - I wonder if any small bits of yours have survived? Mine grows well from just a small piece - it used to be much bigger so it has been knocked back a fair bit.

[@wendybartlett6717]

@@paultsworld I've kept the Lithodora hoping it'll spring back to life. I've often been pleasantly surprised when this has happened with other plants. Your Cordyline did well to survive the cold snap. A lot of people appear to have lost theirs.

[@paultsworld]

Yes, cordylines have taken a hit - I think most will sprout from the base - mine was near the house so a bit protected.

[@mitzi605]

My garden in Oregon zone 8 is still under rain. Your garden is abundant with beautiful flowers.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you, I also have plenty of rain now - hope some sun comes out for you soon.

[@beatriceanderson9745]

Hi Paul! Nice to see you and your spring garden tour!😊💖🌸🦋🐝🙌👍👋

[@paultsworld]

Thank you so much Beatrice 🌻

[@khayescobar1819]

Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful garden more videos please. 👍🙏😊❤️👏🏻

[@paultsworld]

You are very welcome Khay.

[@Captain_Pheasant]

Your editing is always getting better, what an amazing video.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you so much - that’s very encouraging!

[@doreenlatimer6379]

Lovely to see early spring blooms. Have noticed butterflies on our Pieris blooms. They are so fragrant. We have had better luck with Arabis than Iberis. Doronicums are a cheery yellow spring flower. Enjoyed your tour.

[@paultsworld]

That’s tremendous having butterflies visit the Pieris. I’m so glad the doronicums came in that plug plant pack.

[@daigaermane8977]

❤❤❤🎉😊

[@paultsworld]

Thank you 🌻

[@zalehaburude7752]

Truly wonderful.... Thank you for sharing your beautiful garden... Paul T's World. Stay safe and healthy...Sir!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Zaleha!

[@trinascales7328]

Everything is coming up spring. Your garden is so beautiful. Of course I had my cup of tea(Earl Grey) while watching your video. So relaxing

[@paultsworld]

I love that - a cup of tea while watching the video!

[@margaretmichelsen766]

Good Morning Paul, wow, that's a lot of interest in the garden very early. Happiness is Spring! Love the robin "excuse me! you only gave me one meal worm, where is the other one?" What a great discovery, the doronicum, I have never heard of them. Gee, you had quite heavy snow and very late, I am glad it didn't do too much damage. It's lovely seeing the spring flowers.

[@paultsworld]

Howdy Margaret, you're right that robin is a diva. I presume your Autumn is coming along - I know you have lots of Autumn colour in your garden.

[@margaretmichelsen766]

Yes, we are having a lovely Autumn, it was a bit dry at first but we have had soaking rain this week, so garden will love it. I have a canna update, like you, I am new to them. It finally flowered this week. It is mid pink and I can see it from my kitchen window as I write! I look forward to updates on your cannas and bananas after your winter. Fingers crossed. That robin is getting very pushy, but so totally adorably feisty.

[@paultsworld]

I have taken the cannas out of the garage - no sign of growth yet from the ones I left in the ground (during this hard Winter!) Bananas will be interesting - one left outside and another is still in the bath!

[@margaretmichelsen766]

I hope this colder winter translates into a good summer for you, no heat wave or drought! I always put my order in at least! 😄 A good English banana has to survive now that it has been in the bath! I reckon the cannas should survive. I think your pannicle hydrangea bed is going to look pretty swish this year, just as an aside. I love Spring for the promise of perennials. I have a whole bed of perennials, I call it the Phoenix garden! We just had a 4 deg C frost this morning..and so IT begins. M🌱

[@paultsworld]

I agree, perennials are pretty Winter-proof as well. Hope you don’t have the rain and winds of last year. 🥶 🌧️

[@kimfox5186]

Lovely spring garden, Paul. I always look forward to seeing your videos, the filming is lovely. Best regards to Robin 😊

[@paultsworld]

Thank you for letting me know Kim - robin says hi!

[@kurthartle5473]

Such a lovely range of Spring blooms! I had the same bud loss on my own camellia. There would've been a profusion of flowers, alas winter was rough on her.

[@paultsworld]

I’ve never seen the camellia have such bud loss but luckily it still managed to produce some flowers.

[@OlgaStartsevaPyatigorsk]

Очень красивые весеннецветущие кусты, спасибо за прогулку по саду. Very beautiful spring flowering shrubs, thanks for the walk in the garden.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Olga, I'm pleased you enjoyed the garden tour.

[@eddreemiles5459]

Just another wonderful video. Your flower gardens are so beautiful.

[@paultsworld]

So nice of you Eddree.

[@patriciagonzalo3607]

What beauty !!!!!!!!!!!!❤

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Patricia!

[@helenwilliamson7099]

Hi Paul, great spring has arrived at last, I'm hoping to get out tomorrow for some more Tidy up, it's been really wet here again, take care and enjoy your garden, the gardens looking lovely I love spring .💐👍

[@paultsworld]

Hi Helen, yes - what a wet March in much of the country. Enjoy tomorrow in the garden. Spring is great! 🌻

[@nadezhdabeljaeva4670]

Спасибо Вам за интересное видео.

[@paultsworld]

You are very welcome.

[@catherinemulvihill7121]

Hi Paul your garden looks great. I can't wait to get out and enjoy my garden. I lost all my hebes this winter but my stellata is beautiful. Its great to have the extra hour of daylight. Happy gardening look forward to your videos. God bless 🇮🇪

[@paultsworld]

I’m also looking forward to some nice warm days so I can spend the whole day outside! Sorry about the hebes - I lost a nice colourful one a few years ago. Have a nice gardening weekend Catherine. 🌻

[@kayraakin5759]

herzamanki gibi bahçe kusursuz güzel buna uğraş ve emek veren sizde çalışkan mükemmelsiniz bence türkiyeden sevgiler selamlar😊

[@paultsworld]

So nice of you, thank you. Çok naziksin, teşekkür ederim.

[@aliciagutierrez8696]

I love your magnolia ❤ your garden looks beautiful.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you - the magnolia certainly brightens the garden!

[@karenschwartz5209]

Great selection of plants

[@paultsworld]

Thank you.

[@Carl-iw9sy]

Mr. Paul I am always getting new ideas from your garden tours. I will be looking for a Candytuft at the garden centers this spring. Thanks for sharing!

[@paultsworld]

I am very pleased the tours are interesting Carl - candytuft is great value over the years.

[@jasminelouisefarrall]

Beautiful Paul 🥰

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Jasmine. 🌻

[@Razrai-bn8vf]

Hello Mr Paul nice to see you, your garden looks splendid, I' m always looking for ideas in your garden.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you Razrai, very kind of you.

[@blancadejesus9464]

You have a gorgeous garden💕💕💕

[@paultsworld]

Thank you! 🌻

[@Podsolnux_2022]

It 's great to watch a garden that wakes up after winter . In my region , zone 5b , snow has also melted and the temperature rises to +20 degrees Celsius and at night it is about 10 degrees Celsius , hosts are slowly starting to appear , the tulips that I planted in the fall have already risen soon and will bloom .

[@paultsworld]

Your temperatures have risen well - it's chilly here about 9 to 12C. Will be nice to see tulips in flower.

[@sofiaD-57]

Thanks for the garden tour! ❤

[@paultsworld]

You're welcome!

[@lilwilliams7277]

Your gardens look lovely and colourful Paul. Love candytuft, mine was a small clump given to me by a lovely friend many years ago. I now have it in a few places, like yours tumbling over walls. I have just bought some seeds of mixed colours, fingers crossed they take ok. Have a nice week.

[@paultsworld]

It’s so nice to have plants to remind us of friends and their gardens. Good luck with your seeds and have a good weekend Lil.

[@wendychandler8304]

The difference between our micro climate and yours not too far South, is cruel. I have dead or dying plants, drowned, frozen, or shrivelled by fierce winds and zero temperatures. Thank you for the wonderful flowers Paul; it's so good to see them. More please!

[@paultsworld]

Hello Wendy, you've had such a tough Winter up there! I hope it'll settle down for you now so you can enjoy all those new plants and they can get growing!.

[@wendychandler8304]

@@paultsworld A few miles in both directions there is cherry blossom. Sadly my pieris has been stripped of lower flowers - we saw deer prints. I'm keeping an eye on what isn't dead or eaten; hawthorne!

[@paultsworld]

Get the trail camera out and check out those deer.

[@mariamojicasarmiento]

Good afternoon Paul, your garden in spring is just as beautiful as in the summer. Your azaleas look gorgeous 😍

[@paultsworld]

Hello Maria, I'm looking forward to all the azaleas being in flower.

[@ИннаФёдорова-ш6о]

🔥👍

[@paultsworld]

Thank you 🌻

[@sannaericditsler4034]

Thank you for this video. I am in Indiana and zone 5. It is still cold. It is nice to see your flowering plants and shrubs. Hopefully my spring isn't too far away.

[@paultsworld]

Our temperatures are very slow to rise but I think yours will really get going soon. Glad you liked the garden.

[@eileenmc8808]

When my candytuft started blooming this month, I thought of yours, Paul. Your's has always been so lovely that I bought a small one last spring. It didn't do much last year but this month it's blooming in a border with with daffodils and blue windflowers/anemones. Thanks for the tour!

[@paultsworld]

Glad your candytuft is starting to get established Eileen all of a sudden it will really bulk up.

[@lindamurns1245]

All the flowering bushes are just glorious Paul! And ofcource the daffs!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you, so nice to see all the new growth and blooms.

[@itsmewende]

What nice spring blooms, the flowering currant is a favorite of mine. That robin I'm guessing is a welcome distraction 🥰 I'm heading out on the hunt for some primrose this morning.

[@paultsworld]

It will be nice when those flowering current are out properly - they are pretty. Yes, I do love the robin to be around - he can distract me any time he wants! Good luck on the primrose hunt.

[@rebeccabyrne2021]

Hello sir love your videos 😊😊😊🌹🇨🇮

[@paultsworld]

Thank you! 🌻👍

[@laurenb6451]

Yes I certainly did enjoy the look around your beautiful garden. Thank you very much. It makes me think of a symphony the way first some things bloom and later others do. Maybe to prevent the winter scorching you might want to apply a product like Wilt-Pruf (that’s what we have in USA). It is an anti desiccant and it works very well if you completely follow the directions. Looking forward to your next video!

[@paultsworld]

Thank you for the wilt-pruf tip - I hadn’t heard of that. Glad you enjoyed the tour. 🌻

[@rummy1958]

Beautiful! Love the candytuft and have some in my garden.

[@paultsworld]

I counted mine up - I think I've got 6!

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

🤗VERY HAPPY THAT WAS SHORT-LIVED,PAUL…Watching while eating 🍽️ a hot bowl 🍲 of oatmeal 😋…springtime is here too , but slower 😁💚💚💚

[@paultsworld]

Hiya Budget Audiophile - hot bowl of oatmeal sounds delicious! Glad your Spring is arriving. 👍🌻

[@budgetaudiophilelife-long5461]

@@paultsworld 🤗 it was delicious complemented by your spring garden

[@paultsworld]

Great combination!

[@britishgal1808-Sue]

Lovely video, Paul as always. The robins are a joy to see. You should add Blooms and Birds to your channel name lol. We actually have a magazine called Birds and Blooms, over here, it’s really a nice magazine. Our perennials have broken ground yay, the snow has melted but we could still get snow again ugh. Looking forward to the next video. 🌹🌸🌺🌷🪺 :)

[@paultsworld]

It’s great when the perennials start to show - I need some ‘bulk’ in the back garden. Blooms and birds - sounds like an interesting magazine. Have a nice Spring Sue. 🌻

[@PRADIER1]

bravo Paul le jardin est déjà très beau en ce début de printemps ! le temps est instable en ce moment vent et pluie chez moi j'attends le soleil avec impatience

[@paultsworld]

Merci Roger, moi aussi J’attend un peu de soleil!

[@faunalife2906]

Candytuft is the preferred larval host plant for the southern small white butterfly which is a butterfly which is spreading north in Europe and may soon reach the UK. I don't have candytuft but I do have arabis and pritzelago which, being European wild brassicas, I hope might be used by Green veined white or orange tip butterflies. The semi-double and single flowered camellias are great I think. Doronicums are great too, I first thought yours were double flowered but if it is Little Leo then its single flowered, and so probably good for insects like hoverflies.

[@paultsworld]

That's interesting what you say about the candytuft. Yes, the Little Leo does attract the insects.

[@gardensenglishanddance]

The garden looks fantastic! Mine was under 10cm of snow yesterday (zone 6b, central Europe), today the snow is slowly melting. My forsythia is in full bloom but the other bushes are going to flower in a month or so, I think. Thank you for the tour!

[@paultsworld]

Hopefully we've seen the end of snow - and frosts - but anything can happen. We've had snow in April before now. I like forsythia - I think I've seen forsythia on your latest garden video!

[@gardensenglishanddance]

@@paultsworld Yes, you have!

Fico esperando ansiosa pra notificação do seu vídeo, é muito lindo seu jardim 🇧🇷

[@paultsworld]

Muito obrigado - estou satisfeito por você gostar do meu jardim.

[@drawyrral]

Here in Manitoba Canada it was -17 C this morning.

[@paultsworld]

Wow, that’s a bit chilly! Would you believe my garden is at the same latitude as the Northern tip of Lake Winnipeg!

[@drawyrral]

@@paultsworld You can thank the Gulf Stream for that.

[@paultsworld]

I do - every day!

[@1955missellie]

Great inspiring tour, Paul..... that Star Magnolia is really putting on a show! Had a light frost in my North Georgia garden this morning.

[@paultsworld]

Hi Ellie, I’m sure your Georgia garden is getting some lovely Spring days now.

[@vickiperkins476]

Hi Paul. Lovely to see how things are progressing in your garden. The anticipation for more color is certainly strong but I must be patient. 😊 I know it will come. I’m hoping for a great year for your pond this year. 😉

[@paultsworld]

Hi Vicki, yep - everyone’s Spring is on its way! Hopefully the pond will be full of life this year. 🤞🌻

[@paulinecrispin121]

Hi. Paul. Nice to see the early flowers and blossom. I am halfway through a bee keeping course for beginners, so it's good to see the bees enjoying the garden, too. Not sure whether I will end up keeping bees but the course is very interesting and I hope will help me plant a better choice of flowers 😊. Thanks again for a lovely video.

[@paultsworld]

Hello Pauline, bees are so interesting. I have a friend who keeps bees and has hives put in various places where people want their crops pollinating. He also sells 100s of jars of honey. I am developing a 'spiky' area full of veronicas and liatris for the bees and did find last year that the monarda beebalm (a new plant for me) was rightly named.

[@jcking6785]

Always so nice to see a new video from you. Your garden is so lovely with all its spring color. And it’s such a thrill to see your little robin still eating from your hand. ♥️ Spring is slowly coming to my Kentucky garden (zone 6b); we had a light frost last night and may get close to that again tonight. I have daffodils, narcissus and tulips in bloom along with wind flowers and snowdrops. My star magnolia was so pretty but got nipped by freezing temps a week or so ago. Wind is the biggest thing we’ve been dealing with this year - had a major wind event on Mar 3 with 80 mph gusts (that’s nearly 129 kpm!) and many plants suffered especially huge old trees which uprooted everywhere, taking out electrical lines, leaving many of us without power for days. More windy days in the forecast but nothing like Mar 3, thank goodness!

[@paultsworld]

Glad you enjoyed the garden and my Robin - he’s still very keen on the mealworms! Sorry to hear about those big winds - 80mph gusts are so damaging - hope you didn’t get too much damage.

[@AJsGreenThumbLLC]

Oh my goodness I can only imagine! It's been getting quite windy here in the Mid-Atlantic so far this season. I can do without power outages and downed trees. Praying that you all are spared the rest of the season.

[@Tea_and_thyme_2012]

OMG Paul your videos just keep getting better especially with the Robin. I also got some plug plants last year and out of 72 I would say I’ve got 65+ going into my garden including Dornicum Little Leo. It’s actually just started to flower and is so pretty. I’ve just seen another offer on the same site for 50 bulbs, tubers, bare root and seeds for £8.00 and ordered them for my daughter. Amazing value.

[@paultsworld]

Aw, thank you! That’s a great success rate and a very cost effective way of bulking up numbers cheaply. Great to pick up these offers.

[@laurenb6451]

Several years ago I tried looking for plug plants to buy on Etsy but instead of them this disgusting site showed me lots of photos of another kind of plug with big furry tails! So gross. I complained and they basically laughed at me. So I stopped buying anything from them. I would like to buy plants when they are small and affordable but I only see options where you need to get large #s of the same thing. Oh well.

[@paultsworld]

My set of plug plants was 72 for £15. I received 6 plants of each type so there was quite a nice variety. That was with Thompson & Morgan in UK but I'm sure many companies do something similar.

[@Tea_and_thyme_2012]

@@paultsworld mine too are from T & M and I’ve got another lot of 72 coming in a week or so which I’ll put into my newly acquired allotment. By the way my Little Leo had its head bitten off by something just after it started to bloom!!!!

[@paultsworld]

That will keep you busy! Luckily your Little Leo will be producing many more blooms and hopefully will keep them.

[@aggelikiargyriou2399]

Ευχαριστώ κατά αρχάς για τούς υπότιτλους, διότι έτσι μπορώ να καταλάβω τι λέτε. Έπειτα θέλω να πω ότι ό κήπος σας είναι όμορφος όμως θέλει λίγο να ασχοληθείτε γιατί βλέπω ότι η παγωνιά έχει καταβάλει τά φυτά, βέβαια ή Άνοιξη θα αποζημιώσει την ζημιά. Εύχομαι γρήγορα να ανθίσουν όλα τα λουλούδια και να αποζημιώσουν τούς κόπους σας. Έχω και εγώ μεγάλη τρέλα με τά λουλούδια και έχω ένα υπέροχο κήπο, όμως και εδώ στην Ελλάδα έχουμε πολύ κρύο, οπότε περιμένω ανυπόμονα την Άνοιξη για να δω τά λουλούδια μου να ανθίσουν ❤❤❤

[@paultsworld]

είστε πολύ ευπρόσδεκτοι - μου αρέσει να βεβαιωθώ ότι όλοι έχουν υπότιτλους., Πολλά από τα φυτά μου πεθαίνουν εντελώς το χειμώνα, αλλά θα αναπτυχθούν ξανά την άνοιξη απολαύστε τον ανοιξιάτικο κήπο σας Σας ευχαριστούμε για το μήνυμά σας Aggeliki 🌻👍

[@ИринаКомарова-й6д]

Замечательный Сад!!! Сколько любви и заботы увенчивает труды Ваши красотой! Подскажите какая климатическая зона в вашей местности? Хочу опыт у Вас перенять по выращиванию растений в саду.

[@paultsworld]

Thank you for your kind words. I am on the West coast of England in zone 9a with mild Winters but also mild Summers. Welcome to my channel - I hope you find the videos interesting.

[@sammysworld5485]

Hi Paul you have such a lovely garden. I planted several Pieris Japonicas in mine & sadly they have black spots. Otherwise they seem to be fine. Is there anything I can do? They are in bloom right now.

[@paultsworld]

Hi Sammy, sorry the plants have got black spot - it is difficult to cure - this is what I've heard: "Baking soda (1 1/2 tablespoons) and horticultural oil (3 tablespoons) in water (1 gallon) has also been shown to be effective for black spot control. For most products, you will need to treat every seven to 14 days from bud break until wet weather subsides". It might be because it has rained a lot. I am having a lot of trouble with powdery mildew on my pieris - for the first time ever - I am going to prune off the affected parts but on one of my plants it's the whole plant. Sorry I can't be more help.

[@rosepeony5119]

how a nicely garden，you garden maintains the plant diversity , which hardness zone you are in, the plants open flower so much in early spring and are there any deer or rabbit destroy your garden?

[@paultsworld]

Thank you. I am on the North-West coast of England and the zone is 9a. I get mild Winters with not many frosts - but this year there were quite a few frosts. I don't get deer or rabbits, so nothing - apart from insects - eats the plants. I have foxes and a badger that like to do a bit of digging every now and then.

[@rosepeony5119]

@@paultsworld thank you, I will continue fellow your video

[@paultsworld]

Thank you and welcome to my garden.

[@pauladenisehutchinson1268]

Hi Paul just wondering is it safe to divide day lilly in spring.

[@paultsworld]

Hello Paula, yes - Spring is a good time - and Autumn. I always prefer to do things like this in Spring.

[@lindamurns1245]

Aul would you mind telling me about your evergreen azaleas in the pots. I would like to try that. How long have you had them in the pot? Is it something that can stay in the pot. Thanks! Do they get all day sun?

[@paultsworld]

That's an interesting question. I find evergreen azaleas love pots - full of ericaceous soil. I buy them small and let them grow and flower for quite a few years in a pot - repot every couple of years or so and they can be in pots for many years. You can prune them gently or hard after flowering if you want them compact - I usually let them meander! Lately I've then started transferring them into the ground when they get very large. They're really a woodland plant and so like dappled shade - those that are at the front door are pretty much in full sun for 3/4 of the day and they do well. They like plenty of water. Give them slow release 'azalea' food in Spring and they're set for the year.

[@lindamurns1245]

@@paultsworld thanks for the info! I live in western Washington and have tried them all over the yard. Eventually they die, so I'm trying your method. Have a wonderful day Paul

[@paultsworld]

Good luck - let me know how they do - in a pot full of ericaceous soil and plenty of water - maybe half sun - morning sun - if you get hot temperatures.

[@lindamurns1245]

@@paultsworld you know I will ⚘️

[@tamtrinh6883]

I’ve lost my beautiful flowering currant right after a month brings it home 😒😏

[@paultsworld]

So sorry to hear that - was it the Winter cold? I had a full grown one die last year - don't know why.

[@lindahaywood5686]

I am not sure what has happend to my magnolia stelarta i have ni flowers at all this year any advuce ?

[@paultsworld]

Sorry to hear that. Must be either cold, water or food. Could it have been too dry late last year? Or maybe needs a feed? Or did the Winter knock all the buds off?

[@RoseMary-vs3io]

👍✨

[@paultsworld]

🌻👍

[@chrislawn6158]

The doronicum is also known as leopards bane. It must be working, cant see any leopards 😂

[@paultsworld]

lol - that's a great name - wonder how it got it?

[@SharonPowell-lt1hl]

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