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October is a time of transition for the garden. Plants are coming out of a period of strong growth and productivity, and moving towards a period of dormancy. As such many gardening mistakes can be made as well as short opportunities for time sensitive jobs. In this video, English horticulturist discusses his top 10 gardening mistakes for October.
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Zebra finch on your garden 😮😅 Lucky you
Great to know of rain shadowing as a positive benefit for Mediterranean plants. I lost my Pius IX camelia, because I didn't realize it was seriously dry under the eve on the north side of my house. Here in the Pacific Northwest Puget Sound area the wet comes principally from the south. A dry, cold north wind desiccated my camelia overnight.to the point where I suspected sudden oak death. The agricultural extension agent told me otherwise. We are often told our climate is "Mediterranean" so a lot of such plants are favored here.
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🫡👌👌👌👌Another great video thanks! 👍
I’ve had to lift my dahlias yesterday due to garden renovations starting next month – I’m drying them out in the greenhouse then keeping in newspaper in a dark cupboard until the spring – is that ok? will b starting them off in the spring in pots in heated greenhouse before planting out again 😊
Hi Simon, yesterday I went out to a small garden centre that I seldom visit. It's not in a big chain so you get some different plants that you don't usually see …if ever. I stumbled upon a Tricyrtis ( toad lillie ) which I have never heard of or even seen before. I couldn't leave it so paid full price ………aaaagggggh (that hurt ) , and for the fact it loves even full shade. I have looked it up on some videos, and one of them mentioned it about right to plant it in early spring or autumn ( now ). Would you agree with this ? as I value your opinion and your Michael Caine impression 😉
Hi Simon, another great video, thanks for the info ,will you be doing one on Rose's a bit later on 😊
It never crossed my mind to remove fronds on tree ferns. I assumed the fronds help to protect the crown.
Right, that's my saturday morning ritual completed. Big coffee, breakfast, Simon. Now the day can begin.
Thanks for all the reminders! 🐸🪴
I watch your vids even if I don't care for the topic, you are a funny gardener. 😄
Where the blue flower on your right when you are sitting down with the blue cushions?