My star jasmine doest have a fragrance! I have had it for 4 years and is flowering but no scent

Will you please give Jenny some proper food & a “”” BIG WATER BOWL””” you are always drinking

Do you poke a little whole in the plastic bag?

No honeysuckle, Sue? 😮 It’s my favourite ☺️

Very helpful video, thank you!

How do yo know which one to chop and which not 🤷🏻‍♀️

Awesome lady beautiful garden

I shake the rose cane that loosens the petals. Then it is easier to cut out the spent ones.

Thank you! Can i keep them in the pot? I don't have a garden

Beautiful garden!

Remind me never to complain.

Charles is not a plural so you mean Charles’s.

That was really helpful, thank you!

Tks

Growing up at my family's land. My sisters all had trees that were our trees. I had a mother and father tree (that's when it is split. Down the middle by damage then keeps growing into 2 parts) I loved that tree, I cried when it fell down.

Emotion was great until the poison ivy showed up:)

I planted two wisterias 28 years ago, one beside the patio. It is now a monster, has bent the fencing terribly, and is invading my garden by sending roots all over underground. The other plant is beside de a fence at the back and has made its way up a beautifully cedar tree, strangling branches . I am still trying to remove it, but the base is about a foot wide!! It was the worst choice I have made in purchasing any plant!

Thanks so much for the information we have brought one this year so small right now but hopefully not for long ❤

In Bosnia, people do this all the time and the fact is that everyone has at least one rose in their garden, we call garden 'avlija', such a beautiful word, isn't it? In autumn or early spring, people just stick the cuttings outside in a hole and they add a little natural manure to regular soil and it works every time.

Very true. A simple observation, but evocative.

Ollas 😁👍

Bless you, and bless your Nan.

What is the best compost to use for rose cuttings please?

We need hacks for the terrible compost you get these days. Don’t get me wrong, I’m delighted we’re phasing out peat, but what a lottery buying peat free compost is! Too dry a mix, too soggy a mix, too many nutrients, not enough…. I have so much plant pot death these days!!! I’m on the brink of giving up planting up pots entirely!!! Help!! 😩

Well tbh look into knf

Does it work on house plants?

Thank you so much for guiding us around Highgrove' s garden. I love gardening, especially the English garden due to the natural aesthetics. I'm Brazilian and my future plan is visiting England and the gardens there.

My very favourite gardener cheers Alan

Possibuueee

works especially well for growing bio weed. they are closely related and almost have the same chemical make up. the soil under netels also has the perfect PH. you could speed this up using a food processor

In the past my garden has been full of bees and butterflies. Hardly anything this year. Whats happened????

Purple loose strife is invasive in North America. Love water lilies.

So poetic. Thank you.

Works with any cuttings

Very clear explanations. Thank you!

Works brilliantly.

Absolutely stunning❤

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I love garden it's my life

The gardens look beautiful i was having problems with slug and snails it seems to have calmed down now they have eaten lots of my plants

Very nice garden. I’d love to see the head gardener Melissa work with Joel Ashton of Wild Your Garden youtube channel, he’s a working expert in wildflower meadows, and champion of traditional U.K. wildflower habitat. I’d like to see Alan celebrate that too. Heritage wild flowers that we consider weeds could be grown and displayed in a new innovative way. I’ve just watched my neighbour pull out a load of red valerian, just when the hummingbird hawk moth is on its way from southern Europe looking forward to a hearty meal ☹️

Gr8 advice ❤❤

I pruned my Victoria plum in summer and it still got silver leaf a few years ago. Planted a climbiing hydrangea to grow up and cover the dying tree. Last year however, one branch produced plums and this year there are a few on a different branch.

Beautiful! Support Highgrove and you help a lot of people thru charity.

Great advice. Thank you so much Frances.

what feeds are considered chemical feed? is bonemeal a chemical feed?

WONDERFUL choices!! I’m hopeless at picking the right rose for the right spot but I keep trying. The 24 I have now are surviving but not thriving as much as I’d like but I don’t have the heart to move them because I have such lovely conversations of encouragement with them during the season that I think I’d miss my friends too much if they were to not relocate well! As is, I mourn the 6 I’ve already loss and my neighbors think I’m the crazy garden lady on the corner because I talk to all my plants…have for 42 years! It’s astonishing what one person can create in their lifetime if you get bit by the bug that ignites your passion, right??!! Mine is gardening - I love ALL of it; even the winter months. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy

Such a wonderful garden. Thank you for sharing your suggestions 🌹

I love early spring. There's excitement every day as you see new things emerging, and so much promise of what's to come.

Too bad this wasn't filmed in the summer....