Tour of One of the best U.K. Tropical Gardens. Abbotsbury Subtropical Garden.

At last i finally got to visit one of my wish list Tropical gardens.
Abbotsbury Subtropical garden is in the south of England near Weymouth.
It was not a disappointment. With huge mature trees and exotic plants the atmosphere and feeling of the garden was amazing from the moment I walked in.
I thought I would share a little of my experience of this mesmerising garden.

[@tukangtamankwb]

Amazing place

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you. I agree.

[@GardenMyselfHappy]

Great video thank you for sharing 😊

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@SornTeang]

Amazing tour . So beautiful landscape Spectacular view of nature One place to one place very attractive feeling Across the bridge so beautiful scenery Excellent video ❤❤

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you.

[@wesleyhackney]

Those tree ferns and Gunnera were awesome. Can’t believe you made it across that rope bridge that was insane really enjoyed this

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank You. Yeah doing it one handed while trying to film made it way trickier than it should have been. Glad I filmed it though.

[@davidbanner9001]

Stunning. Most of these gardens around the UK are in valleys. Having a water source running down to a pond or lake and a overhead canopy really helps. Especially for the tree ferns and Gunnera and such like. The fact that so many are coastal and southern also plays a large role, including micro climates etc.

[@tikitropicals65]

Agree David. The south coast and Cornwall really goes suit plants like Gunnera and Dicksonia. The fact that lots of these gardens were created in the Victorian times always amazes me.

[@Plant_Mad_Paul]

Outstanding stroll that was bro,, to have a tree fern colony that epic 🤩🤩 thanks for this 😁👍🏻

[@tikitropicals65]

Cheers Paul.

[@neilyenny]

Great video. Always inspiring to see gardens like that. I would be like a kid in a sweet shop. Such a shame I couldnt grow half of that either.

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you

[@NikauPalmCal]

They also have king palms and a fishtail palm there in the ground.

[@tikitropicals65]

Hi. Not sure if all the palms they grow but it is an exceptional garden.

[@vincenzecalzone8666]

Great tour. Particularly like the mexican brahea, when I first saw it I thought it was an edulis but those petioles are much longer on this beauty. Never heard of this palm before, I'd love to grow it. If only....at 55°N

[@tikitropicals65]

Thank you. I also really liked this palm. I was surprised it wasn’t in full sun being a Brahea but it seemed very happy.