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I also have 1 of these.👌👌👌👌

Gutting video an I’ll have to check mine tomorrow because for the last 2 years they’ve been very delayed in starting off and not got as big but I put that down to the weather. 🤞🙏

I too lost a beauty in the garage and it wasn't that cold here. Must have been too damp in the pot. Soul destroying. They are beautiful though. Sticking to the Hardy ones now but the wind shreds them. I did have 3 in the ground, ( Red ), my first ones but being a novice I did not protect them properly and they all perished.🪴 good luck with leaving them in the ground.

You are a university … glad to find you. Keep up the good work.

A sad video. But you explained it very well Mark and it will warn others at least.

Wow yes ,expensive project. But of they cheap for those trees they are very old…do you know how old?

Thank you for that information x

Thank you Mark 😢

I just came across your great video, very informational. I have a pot full of elephant ears as well and now know how to separate them.. thank you! New subscriber!

Another good one mark

Liquid seaweed is just an additive of trace minerals to be used along side general plant feed which contains the NPK. I use liquid seaweed in between feeds of a soluble banana feed that has a very high nitrogen content. Also it’s only the flowering stem that dies, all the pups it’s thrown out are growing along side to keep itself alive.

I purchased 3 Musa Basjoo after watching your previous videos. They are currently in large pots and my plan is to over winter them in the greenhouse until next spring due to their small size. Would you recommend this please? Thanks 🤙🏼

I think the flower is inevitable Mark, your best bet is to create a grove of them so losing one won't make a big impact. I had a clump of 12 year old basjoo and would get a flower every year but the pups soon replace the dead mother. the flower does add some extra tropical interest.

I sometimes wonder, “who will take care of my plants when I’m gone?” Weird to think of, but they are a bit like pets.

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Hi Mark, I have had my plants for about 10 years. 15 in total up to 5 mtrs high. Very slow start this year and lots of wind damage in spring. Only just recovering. I use the old leaves to protect mine over winter. I dont cover them up here in Norfolk. So far they have survived 2 winters at -8c

I never had flowers, but for height, I saw on it utube ,to cut your leaf off when you get more than 2 ,I am trying this at the moment to get more height and it seems to be working..of course I won’t be able to do this when I can’t reach the top, what’s your thoughts on this ?

Fantastic as always. Thank you, Mark.

Great video Mark! Definitely one of my favourite plants in the garden! I actually want mine to flower, but mostly out of intrigue.

Anyone else amazed Mark is wearing a jacket at the end of June? Maybe filmed earlier?

Found your follow-up vlog!!! WOW what a massive project, very envious

Just subscribed,is there an update on this? … I only have 1 Olive tree about 10 years old, does loose it leaves in spring but not worried after seeing you vlogs …any advice on my tree. Been in same teracotta pot since I repotted when bought and not trimmed I don’t really want a bigger pot unless it’s a must, should I trim roots, bit worried about that, and give nice fresh soil Looking a bit leggie ☹️. In the U.K. Midlands

Brilliant video as usual Mark

Why title of vid called Aparagus

Homemade Hollandaise sauce on them. I am not posh nor a great cook. But I do like Hollandaise sauce. 😋

Love these but mine was too big & far too heavy to bring them into the house. I tried bubblewrapping it but lost it in that terrible Winter a few years ago. Never again. Cost me a lot of money.

Why didn't you plant the trees lower into the ground? What's the idea of having that huge mound of soil on top ?

Thanks for recommending that I watch this ! . . At £400 each, the price of your trees was a bargain ! Mine doesn't have the sized trunks that yours have - probably a third of your trunk size. It is still in it's huge pot. I don't really want to plant it because I don't want a big tree although, I guess I can prune it every year. Anyway, there's no way could I get a forklift truck down my side passage to my back garden in London !! How long could yours have stayed in that sized pot ?

Most of the olive tree videos here are from Australians or Americans. This is SO English. "I bought these two from Morrison's & got £10 off". . Great stuff. I love olive trees for the same reasons that you do - & I have 3. . One is very large (cost me £300) in a huge pot (I'll never be able to repot it if I have to !!) I had a big scare 3 years ago when, after returning from a holiday, I found it dried out & I lost all the leaves ! I cut it right back &, within a few months, the shoots started coming. But they were SO green & looked like hedge branches & leaves ! After a year, they finally turned silvergreen & it's now back to its former glory.

Can you "score" above a node (like you can with citrus) to encourage shoots? One of my olives has a bare area on one side.

Awesome advice! Thank you!!

It's one of my favourite climbing plants, absolutely beautiful .Thanks for sharing this video on the pasiflora plant .

He is beautiful, we have seen him looking at himself in his mirror in his pen. 😂

Love that brick wall as a background. Florida here to tell you about my passionflower. The fritillary caterpillars chewed every leave! No worry now have butterflies and the leaves are growing back. It's also an invasive vine & pops up all over the yard. But mainly grows over the fence. The fruit is also edible.

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Thank you! Very helpful. I think I have the confidence to take this now.

Hi Mark, one of my olive trees looks almost dead. I think to much water can I still save it.

I'm feeling guilty as this place is practically on my doorstep and I haven't been to see it yet! This will be rectified soon tho after seeing this video. Will be interesting to see how much the willow arches have grown in a year. If you come back to Torquay then you might like to see 'plant world' a map of the world style garden full of plants rarely seen outside their own countries

Presumably your plant is Passiflora caerulea. (Sorry if you told us and I missed it).

Julienne

Greetings Mark from the US. I live in Frankfort, Kentucky. That is US hardy zone 6B. We have a native hardy passionflower called, "Passiflora incarnata" in my area. I see it sometimes growing in the wild. It can be a little aggressive. Some people call this vine, "Maypop". The blooms are very exotic and beautiful. Thanks for the information about this beautiful vine. Happy gardening, James

A handsome visitor, indeed.

Hi Mark Thanks for the video and I followed the process to the letter. It’s been 2 months now but still no signs of new life. How long should it be before new shoots emerge and should I water with added plant feed in? Thanks David

Hi Mark, Peacock 🦚 are my favourite bird. They are so stunningly beautiful. My hubby knows alady who has Peacocks roaming around her house and gardens, so hubby surprised me with a bunch of Peacock feathers and i have them in two vases. The markings are mesmerising. They never bother my hubbys car. 🦚🦚🦚❤

Stunning birds I spotted my first ever peacock while I was at secret world wildlife rescue in Highbridge last year when I was taking a poorly hedgehog in. It was walking past the entrance & I had to do a double take when I first saw it! Bit of a worry seeing the bird on the road though, hope it doesn't do that too often, would hate for anything to happen.

Hi Mark, we have a stray peacock who lives in our neighbour’s shed but comes to us to for food. He has never landed on any vehicles, but helped himself to my Livingstone daisies last year and has been at my cabbages this year.

I highly doubt it could damage your car. I wouldn't worry about it. I'm glad they let him roam free, they need that. They shouldn't be locked away in a cage, no birds should really. My neighbour in Hawaii used to have a whole flock of peacocks and it was so marvellous to see them roosting on the roof next door. I love their calls, it is so hauntingly beautiful. You are so lucky to have this visitor! I hope someday I can live near peacocks again.

I was wondering if you could upgrade your sound system. I struggle to understand you even with my sound turned all the way up.