Hello, it’s a Cymbidium orchid. They are usually sold in bloom in select supermarkets and garden centers during winter time, and at orchid society shows during winter and spring.

✨🙏🏾 Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for your kindest and supportive words. Yes, my garden is truly indeed inspired by English cottage gardens.

🐝 🦋 Indeed, thank you very much for your thoughts. I am planning on planting the 6-pack of Jupiter’s Beard in other areas, so we will have to see how it spreads. 😅

@@FlowerPrinceGarden I don't find Centranthus ruber aka Valeriana rubra aka "jupiter´s beard" as being invasive as some websites say. But we have cold winters here (-10 up to -15 grad Celsius) so maybe that's the difference. I know it may grow spontaneous here and there but nothing out of the ordinary, actually seldom. I own the plant and there is also its sister in white and both love drought, similar to lavender. I love them all and all are so much loved by butterflies. I am new to your channel, I discovered you today so look forward to you/your plants and garden. Wish you great time! ☺😁

Thanks so much! Yes, I think the botanists have now officially called it Valeriana rubra. 😆 They are absolutely all over the East Bay Area roadsides. It’s quite a spectacle to drive and just see them everywhere. I also have one of the white version, and excited to see it grow and bloom.

@@FlowerPrinceGarden It sounds like butterflies will have plenty of flowers to enjoy Look so forward to watch your videos and the new to come. Wish you great gardening with lots of bees and co. and wonderful time!

This area gets full sun. I shot this video in the early evening, around sunset time.

Thank you! Check out yesterday’s mini tour video. ✨

Thanks! Zone 9A California

@@FlowerPrinceGardenyou live in a warmer climate. I would have citrus trees growing there also 🤣 They won’t grow where I live in the south since we have 4 seasons. Beautiful garden 😍

@@lovingsunshine3515Thank you! Last I checked, 4 seasons here too. Though no snow, our temps do dip into the 30s and we get the usual dusting of frost.

Yep

@@FlowerPrinceGarden Please make a video showing how they are and if they have bloomed well again.🤩

Thanks! Mostly dormant but starting to push up flower stalks. I am delaying watering as much as possible, because once I wake them up, they need care!

I recommend contacting Sloat Garden Centers and SummerWinds Nursery in the Bay Area and Green Acres Nursery & Supply in the Sacramento Area. Magnolias are commonly sold in garden centers beyond the big box stores.

This is more complex than just a simple answer, actually. Many factors could cause this, but mine are in full sun, planted at correct depth (varies according to variety), and not being overwatered. On the other hand, quickly warming temperatures can also cause stems and leaves to stretch too swiftly. As well, if the ground or soil dries up, and the daffodil plants start going dormant (returning energy back to the bulb), then, their leaves and stems also start weakening.