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Hi George. Just a quick one on improving clay soil ready for planting (Palms) the following Spring. I'm on clay so I think a raised bed is the way. Would you just build it, fill with decent draining soil and leave the worms to assist improve the clay below or would you turnover the ground below , build the bed then fill with soil? Thanks

I have this one on high rotation 🇦🇺🇦🇺

Absolutely stunning. I am watching my third time around. So jealous(in a good way). I am in north Texas. No rain in ages. 105°F today, 108°tomorrow.....this is how it goes. We just keep things barely alive in August & Sept.

amicia for me here in Holland is hardier than phormium

Love all your vlogs. Back into gardening and smuggling plants past him in doors. God I’ve missed the excitement.

Hi I would like some advice for anyone please ,I’ve just dug out a part of my garden for tropical/jungle type garden ,I’ve got a few young palms planted and ferns but I also want to add a DA ,do you think it will look ok thanks in advance

Just curious, what would happen if I'd pot it in a pot and keep it in the house? I know it is large, but it would survive probably, right?

Love the wall💕💕💕

Where is Mark located, must be very mild! What were the coldest temps last winter?

Will ginger over winter in Zone 9 USA? Like cannas die but come back in spring.

it is amazing it looks so big 😍😍😍😍

Hi George, great videos! Where do you recommend storing overwintering ensete’s? I’ve watched your video on this and want to know would a garage be good enough? Many thanks.

what is the size of the garden

this is really cool, watching the video as we speak, whats the lowest maintence bamboo that would survive in the uk that will grow the quickest and spread as much as possible in garden soil

Hi George I’ve just bought a 3ft Trachycarpus fortunei do you think it will survive the winter

I’m especially inspired by that greenhouse!

Absolutely beautiful, as usual. For dry shade (with which I deal a lot in my own garden) : mahonias, liriopes (variegated one for example) and ophiopogons (different varieties as well), aspidistras, as you mentionned it (look for aspidistra eliator "okame" and "asahi"), epimediums (some are evergreen), distylium (must be watered a little the first summer). I have found that dryopteris can tolerate very dry shade after a few years of struggle (and thus some help). Nandina are ok if it's not too shady. And variegated pittosporum tobira nana can tolerate some shade and love dry soils like others pitto. As for the colocasia part of the garden, I have not only pink china but also black ripple and gigantea : they stay in the ground and are doing well (Centre France, zone 8, minus 7-8 every year at night many times). Here, even ensete montbeliardii wouldn't survive in winter. Same with dicksonia antartica, would be far too risky. So with a good mulch, Mark's colocasias will be fine.

I live in Sydney, Australia and I have never seen a Wollemi (pronounced my) that good! The green is so lush!

Ciao Maestro, a question, do you protect your Gunnera in winters? Also, can you grow this plant in pot or container? Grazie

Wonderful

The part of garden at36-37 min mark needs cast iron plants

Please do another walk through as you discussed in fall to see what it looks like then. Simply cool garden beyond words

I have a very dry and shady area in my garden. After several experiments I now have a group of large leaved Mahonias, M.acanthifolia, M. oiwakensis and M. lomariifolia underplanted with the variegated form of Aspidistra. They look very exotic . You should water regularly in the first year.

Is the unidentified palm a Brahea edulis perhaps?

I think a Dr's visit is in order if your yoghurt is going that green

Great vid as always..re dry shade I'd say the most underrated of fern..the Harts Tounge/Asplenium Scolopendriums will do well there once established.

Well Captain, I've got to admire your balls! And not a bad gorgeous garden as well! :) Ref that dry shade area, personally I'd be inclined to not fight it and try something different there. With the seat and covered area in front of it, I think an ornamental raised pond / water feature could work well there with the water raised up just above seat height. You could put a high back on it which'll help to hide the fence and have some sort of water cascade/fall coming out of it.

Stunning garden. What a knowledgeable and insightful chap! 👋🏻 from Tasmania, Australia

Another fantastic video George. I love the way you two bounce off each other, I've smiled all though this video. Mark the garden is looking amazing, you can really see how much hard work you've put in. The colocasia patch looks great. I got a colocasia mammoth through the winter with a minimal covering of woodchip, at -5. Like you my garden is only a few years old and I've used pericaria as fillers, but I am planning to take a lot out next year a d add some more interesting plants. Looking forward to seeing how it all develops. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the video guys. Mark your garden always looks great, and all the changes have been really adding up. Good luck with the Mule.

Loved the tour guys. I was very intimated by the deeply intense " Right plant, right place". Reminded me of Jack Nicholson's character in A Few good men, Colonol Nathan R Jessep. You wouldn't argue with either of them 😁. Great work from Mark. Moved up to the Champions League with the additions👏👏👍

Really enjoyed another look around Marks garden. It really is stunning. Plenty of inspiration. Cheers George 👍🏻

Stunning garden. I swear, you guys + Kris would be my best friends if I lived in your neck of Bali.

Wow 🤩 absolutely stunning and great to see the progress Mark ⚗️🌴 Fantastic as always George 💚 #dawns_garden_life xx

Brilliant video George! You have captured Mark’s Garden beautifully. I am in awe of Mark’s garden, he truly has taken it to the next level this year. You are both very talented gardeners and extremely funny together. Thank you for lifting my spirits and inspiring me. Xxx

Been waiting to see marks garden again. What’s happening with the extra land he had to develop?? Love you guys together jollied my day along. Loved the garden as always 🐌🐌 I used cat litter the nasty cheep but sharp stuff on my cannas to get them out the ground 😉

Another great video and beautiful garden 👌

All out, balls and everything 😂 this is going to be good

The best video from the two of you so far, I had a good laugh, made my day. Even better than the shopping video.

Persicaira brushstrokes

I am inspired by what you guys have done with your gardens

Thanks George - really informative video. Jenny and Rogers garden is a dream!

Brilliant as always Is there any update on that big area Mark bought behind his house? or have I just missed that part of the video completely 😂

Amazing garden. I love the garden tours of this garden 😀

Well done Mark on your amazing fitness transformation as well as a stunning garden display. But you two boys are probably heading for time out in the naughty corner when the wives get wind of the risky doubleintendos haha 🤣

It’s more expensive to create a topical style garden than a cottage garden…I know this because I have both. I’m pretty strict when it comes to my tropical area. No cottage plants or bulbs 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺