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I miss this garden tours Alice. Please get more gardens for us to see locally

There’s one called velvet, I think it’s similar plant?

I have that exact problem, thank you I didn't know I could cut leaves.

I've grown burgmansia (?) for years, but I've never had one seed for me.

Thank you for the valuable info. Just bought my first Boat Lily!!!! Excited to see it grow!!!!!

Greetings from argentina thank you for your videos!

Good morning Thank you for Sharing amazing jade plants lovely collections happy planting 😎😎♥🌹do you sell??

As a common name, “calla” is also generally given to several species of the genus Zantedeschia, which are often called calla lilies. All native to South Africa, the most important is the common florist’s calla (Z. aethiopica), a stout herb with a fragrant white spathe and arrow-shaped leaves that spring from a thick rootstock. It is a popular indoor plant and is grown commercially for cut flowers. The golden, or yellow, calla lily (Z. elliottiana), with more heart-shaped leaves, and the pink, or red, calla lily (Z. rehmannii) are also grown. The spotted, or black-throated, calla lily (Z. albomaculata), with white-spotted leaves, has a whitish to yellow or pink spathe that shades within to purplish brown at the base.alla, either of two distinct kinds of plants of the arum family (Araceae). The genus Calla contains one species of aquatic wild plant, C. palustris, which is known as the arum lily, water arum, or wild calla. It occurs widely in wet places in cool north temperate and subarctic regions and grows readily in mud or shallow water along pond edges or watercourses. A handsome plant, it has heart-shaped leaves, showy white floral leaves (spathes), and clusters of brilliant red berries. The juice of C. palustris is violently poisonous.

I have many in my garden . A few years ago after cutting back / removing foliage , I did end up visiting my doctor and opticien . I was very very unwell for days , so please wear gloves and eye protection . Also ; This plant can cause heart attack .

Thank you Miss Alice for this video, I have seen mostly people just taking cuttings, glad to see you root divide. This is a lovely plant for dry/non fertile soil. I have a hillside of mostly sand and it should thrive there. :D Blessing to you from northern Wisconsin US, growing zone 4b, yes it does well here too in dry neglected areas. Delosperma is the branch of this family we have, we get a lot of snow and winter.❤

Best advice thank you. I intend to grow the walking irises at the top of an aquarium drawing nutrients from the fish poo

Thank you for your informative videos. My question is regarding a huge jade that was already planted in the landscape when we moved in. The trunk is big and fat. I’d like to have it be smaller but I’m afraid to cut big fat stems. Should I just start over or is it salvageable? Thank you so much. My others live inside as houseplants.

This episode is quite interesting and informative, Alice.

My 20 year old clivia which had 5 plants has become mouldy which is so sad. I've sprayed it with a natural mould remover. It's an incredible plant. I'm hoping it will recover. Thank you for an informative video. Your location is fabulous.

Love your channel Alice. Your garden is lovely!

Good information now I know how to divide my kniphofia this fall. Thank you.

Just found your channel and video on osteospernum because I have two plants here in Arizona USA zone 8b and it is August 3,2024 and they both flushed out besutifully but now sporadically blossoms and have gotten leggy. I’ve tried just dead heading but still looks spindles so I gave it a pretty good pruning hoping it will flush back out. Did I kill them? We still have a couple of more months of warm weather.

Thank you for this info and inspiration!

Even Michael in this video is incorrectly referring to Elkhorns as Staghorns. See the difference at www.google.com/search?q=staghorn+vs+elkhorn&client=safari&sca_esv=7afc0fcbda33a418&hl=en-gb&ei=QVatZoLcO66W4-EP64HA0Aw&oq=elkhorn&gs_lp=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&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:b34f4bd7,vid:aek9vEe--Zw,st:0

These are Elkhorns in video, Not Staghorns. There is a big difference in the two types of plants.

Should you not wait for a few days for the rhizone to harden off with the root, because that is bear flesh, by putting it directly into compost is surely not correct.

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing. ❤

Thank you Alice. What part of the US are you in. Awesome plant.

Thank you! I needed to see what a good cutting should look like for this plant, and whether to root in soil or perlite etc, and your video was most helpful!

YOUR GARDEN IS AMAZING!!!!!!!!

Thank you for sharing!!!

Thank you! It’s so lovely to see your beautiful garden in your videos.

Hello Alice. Always appreciate your well presented videos. I am applying a lot of what I am learning from you and my garden is the happier for it. Your garden looking beautiful as always. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for sharing! I've collected some Brugmansia seed pods, and now I know what to do!

Please how did you treat rust on cannas? ❤❤.

Thank you for Sharing your beautiful garden lovely plants 😎😎♥♥🌹

Thanks so much! Grouping is an excellent idea.😃

Great tips Alive, some I knew some I didn’t. Thank you for sharing. ❤️🙏🙌

Yes...some plants need more oxygen than others. That's why I love using mulch when I can!

It’s the first time I’ve seen a video where the information is so beautifully explained Thank you for that. Definitely following you.

Job well done… made it so simple to understand

You are a great teacher; even with all that information, it was easy to follow what you're saying. Not always easy for me. I never considered the callous idea, very clever! My mom passed away 3 years ago and her gardens had never been looked after. There are 2 huge daylilly rhizomes that have been scaring me. Not anymore! Now that I know what to do with them😊

Alice, I just found your channel by searching for Moses in Basket plant. It has bloomed in over a year or so. Wondering if you could give me tips for that. My Daddy had started it for me about 3 years ago and it bloomed a couple of times after her gave it to me but not for way over a year! Thank you for any tips!

Alice, mine isn’t blooming, what can I do to get it to start blooming? Thank you!!!

Thank you for the information 🤩 Buster was a brilliant addition at the end too ❤

Love these, thank you Alice

🌹😎♥♥Thank you for Sharing beautiful plants lovely

Informative

Mine has been flowering al month. Thanks for this lesson. I will prop more over the weekend.

How do you collect the seed?

Propagation!! When are you going to get on to propagation!! I don't need to know about dead heading etc

Thank you for my introduction to the Walking Iris. I absolutely love it and will search for them. Hopefully, I can create a designated area for them next year. I had already started researching other Irises & odd Lilies too. (Bertha S.)

Mine is not cylindrical. Its flaky, light n most of it gold in color

My vermiculite is different. Its flaky, light and most of it is gold in color. Its so different from yours n other bloggers.

Thank you for sharing!😊