Another great video. I too am a great fan of flowering plants. I have got the same variety of eranthemum and my observations are that it probably doesn't like too much of direct sunlight and the blooming waxes and wanes over the year. Not sure why. But it is indeed a low maintenance plant.
Lovely video ….a feast to the eyes….I have Eranthemum in my House garden in Chennai but I learnt about Sri Lankan Jasmine from your video for the first time!!!!
Srilankan Jasmine so beautiful. Thank you for sharing such a unique knowledge of flowers. I too love flowering plants and after watching this video I am going to order flower seeds online.
Hi, Really pleased to have come across your channel today. Bought a hydrangea today and was looking up for care for it and your channel came up. Really impressed with your garden. I live in the Uk and will try to find these at my local garden centre or online. Thanks for the invaluable information
@Abs, Glad to know and thank you so much for the feedback, appreciate it. Sure, good luck in finding these plants and I hope you would love growing them, Good luck :-)
I’m from NY and it gets very very cold here in winter plus snow but our Coral Bells thrive very well...the leaves remain intact but I just cut some of them in early spring to promote new leaves. Very hardy and super low maintenance, it adds color to my garden all year through. I wish I can get a hold of the other plants in your video.😊
Your plants are beautiful and healthy. You explain very well. Please tell me what you feed your plants and what you do to keep insects at bay. Thank you.
@Anita Advani, Thank you soooooooo much for your words, appreciate it 🙏 For most of the plants, I already have detailed video n for which I haven't uploaded yet, I would do very soon ☺️ I also cover info about fertilizer..to protect from pest, I mostly use neem oil n in a case where it doesn't work, I use chemical (though planning to avoid it very soon) Chemical like Rogor works well, 1ml in 1 ltr water ☺️
Nice video....I hv tried growing yellow flax(came to know its name after seeing Ur video😁)... twice but failed both times... 'yesterday today tomorrow'wow that is amazing name,we hv abundance of these flowers here n there
Bravo for your videos and for the passion for plants that inspires you. Your plants are beautiful and your advice is welcome. Congratulations, a loyal subscribed reader who looks at you from France. Eric
@Eric Le Jacques, Warm welcome and I am really glad that you are watching my videos from France, truly appreciate it. Once again for the support, TC :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Srilankan jasmine and eranthumum (?) blew away my heart too.. where do you live btw? Wonder if they are meant for certain kind of soil!
Wow, nice list. I only knew about Coral Bells... I had come across its name somewhere. I think I have also seen Hamelia, along the border of a big garden that I go for walk.. but I did not know its name. All other plants are new for me, and didn't know about them before.
@Anupam S, Thank you very much Anupam, appreciate it. We discussed about Coral Bells few days back..I was replying to one other comment about the plants for bright area (no direct sunlight) and their you added your view as well. Perhaps, that time you came to know about it :-) So, being a gardener, you are also a health conscious person, that's really great :-) And Yes, Hamelias are mostly seen on that kind of places, very hardy plant :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat Yea, I might have seen it there, or maybe some other flowering list video where Coral Bells were mentioned. I started walking when I had some stomach issues like acidity and gas etc. Walking has really helped me with it, apart from homeopathy. Now walking is a daily routine of mine and helps me be healthy :). And I go to a big city forest park in my area, where there are many trees, plants and birds.. really feels good to take a walk there surrounded by nature.
Mr.Chandan, I am really touched by your good friendly feeling. I am closer to you now than before. I am great lover of plants. But, unfortunately the climate in Chennai is hot and horrible. Only certain plants survive. I doubt whether the plants shown by you will survive or not. They are very beautiful. So, I am deeply disappointed and helpless for failing to grow those beautiful plants. Thilak Kumar
@Thilak Kumar Kalluru, Mr. Thilak Kumar, Thank you so so much for your kind words and being so generos, it really means a lot to me. I can understand about the climate of Chennai and very soon I would upload a video which would be perfect for hot environment. I hope, I can find few beautiful plants so that a plants lover like you can grow them very easily :-)
Nice information.Pl suggest I brought in July Bleeding heart plant with flowers,now in Oct No further growth even no new leaf or flower is growing,leafs are drying and falling.It is in 14inch pot.Kept in Balcony not getting Direct Sunlight.Pl Advice Can I use DAP few grains to save this Plant,or any other home made liquid fertilizer?
Like you I too am a flowering plant lover. But I also absolutely love trees. I knew all the plants you showed today except the ‘ ‘structured’plant with the insignificant flowers ( can’t recall the name) . I’m surprised to see you growing Heuchera. They have many varieties. Where , if I may ask , are you based? I lived in the UK for nearly 45years but now I live in Bangalore. Where did you source the Heuchera ? I’d love to grow a few. Thank you. I enjoy your posts. Are you a Bangali, like me?
Thanks for the information on some special kinds of flowering plants. Please give information about peonies flowering plant, how to grow them here in India....
@sudha nagaraj, Thank you SOOOOOOOO much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Well, for Peonies I actually planned to grow and record this year. Unfortunately, couldn't do because of lock-down and now time is not there :-( But, it's on my list of things to do and definitely I would do in coming time. Thank you again :-)
@Shaila Balsaraf, Thank you so so much :-) Yah, they are kind of rare and not available in all nurseries. One request - I would appreciate if you don't call me sir, thank you :-)
@hithathani hitha, Thank you so so much for your feedback, I really appreciate it. However, I am sorry for the late reply. Broadband is not working because of Lockdown :-( The plant at 2:11 is Ice plant, also known as Mesembryanthemum. It's an annual and grown as winter flowering plant :-)
Very nice refreshing video👏👍..u have a lovely collection of plants..liked all of them but Shri Lankan Jasmine n First Love Flower fascinated me a lot. Since i m living in Rajasthan i doubt there availability in the nurseries. Could u plz provide me some more local names for these plants..i ll be very grateful to u💐🙏
@Vandana Mittal, Thank you So So much for your feedback Ma'am, I truly appreciate it. Sure, Shri Lankan Jasmine has many other name as - Arctic Snow, Winter Cherry Tree, Milky way, Snowflake, Pudpitchaya, Sweet Indrajao, Hyamaraca and it's available online as well, such as - Amazon (amazon.in/Creative-Farmer-Jasmine-Flowering-Healthy/dp/B07PSCD81Q) and on mybageecha.com/products/arctic-snow-kutajah First Love Plant is also known as - Cheddar pink, Penda Golden & Red. For this, I actually couldn't find any online source. Perhaps, you would get in local nursery. Thank you once again and TC :-)
@@GardeningUpbeat i lack words to convey my thanks to u for taking so much pains n guiding with various names n its sources. Humbled by ur kind gesture. Thank u ones again n u too tc of urself🙏💐
Your Videos are always very informative and helpful for us. Please help me once more ... my SriLankan Jasmine has shaded all its leaves from the middle of February. Is it normal? I bought it from a nursery last year and it bloomed well for a long time. It was healthy till January. suddenly the leaves started falling. Now the branches are barren totally. Please guide me what to do.
@sutapa thakur, Thank you so so much for your words, it really means a lot to me. It's absolutely normal - they almost stop their growth from around December. New leaves would appear from around end of March - April and that time, you can fertilize it well. It's a very hardy plant and you really don't have to worry anything. Only one thing - plz water carefully, water only when top surface completely dry out. Since it doesn't most of the leaves, it would need very less water. Thank you :-)
Nice variety of flowering plants.i really like them.am from Andhra Pradesh and kakinada here weather conditions are very hot .So the weather is suitable or not.Thankyou so much for sharing.
@Satya Vanka, Thank you so much for your feedback and good to know you liked them :-) I know it's too Hot there and very soon I would upload a video about plants that are good for Hot climate. But still, you should be able to grow few plants easily as they can tolerate bit high heat like - Guido Aloe, First love, Sri Lankan Jasmine, Tapeworm Plant, Hamelia. All these are really very hardy plants. But, Tapeworm and Hamelia shouldn't get whole day of direct sunlight. 4-5 hours would be enough :-) Plz note, in Summer time temperature in my place goes quite high too..last year 37 was the highest. Thank you :-)
@Cavy Chinnu, Thank you so so much for the feedback, I appreciate it. I try to reply each comments, get missed sometimes as RU-vid doesn't send any notification for nested comments :-(
I have Eranthemum and I am happy to have it’s name.Your video was really good.Can you please send the names of some flowering plants which will grow in shade
Thank you So much Ma'am for your feedback, much appreciated! I already have one video about Plants that don't need Sunlight to bloom and here is the list - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L6ChsN6hpTk.html Please note that, first one is Phalaenopsis Orchid, Not Dendrobium Orchid. By mistake, I said it as Dendrobium. Thank you :-)
I have last five, but I like your first five also. Really they are rare and sold by something new names, Erranthemum as blue fool foot (Tagor). Your video is excellent.
Hi Padma from Hyderabad I liked your video on rare and permanent plants. Please let me know is it the time for garlic vine blooming as I have the plant full of buds not bloom, what to do. I love your Srilankan Jasmine plant. Once I had but died after few months. Where are you from? Where do we get this plant. Pl share the info
@Padmavathi Davuluri, Nice to meet you Padma, I am from Guwahati (Assam). Glad to know you found the video useful and thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Garlic Creeper blooms throughout the whole year in a gap of 3-4 months (usually). Your plant has produced the buds but not blooming..well, I suspect it's because of high temperature. If the plant is getting whole days sunlight, you can try protecting it from getting whole day of sunlight and allow only morning sunlight. Other than that, I really don't see any issue. If a plant has already produced the buds and not blooming, light and temperature are the main reason. Pest can be one issue as well, but, Garlic creeper is mostly pest free. Can you let me know if your plant was doing the same in Winter?
Namaste Bhai how are you,i hope you are well ,each & every plants are new to me ,ALL PLANTS are beautiful but Coral Bells & Sri lankan jasmine this two i like most, lots of love for Honey Bee ,THANKS for this video, stay home be well , bye bye....
@Sujatha Gopal, Thank you so so much :-) I collected all of them from Nurseries in my place (Guwahati). I think few plants are available online too...I would search for them and add the links in Description box very soon, thank you :-)
Hi beautiful the only two i knew was star jasmine & today yesterday tomorrow. This last plant with the lilac to white flowers can be grown from cuttings & airlayering?
Hi brother you shared this quite informative . It seems you live in a place where the weather is conducive to grow plants through out the year but I live in Chennai please let me know what flowering plants can be grown from your list here( Chennai )
Hello sir nice collection l have yellow first love plant . perhaps it is called golden panda also. Really its a v good plant. Sri lanka jasmine is also good plant.
@benudhar choudhury, Thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) You are right, it's called Golden panda as well! I would appreciate if you don't call me sir, thank you :-)
Nice video on the rare plants. I’m trying to find Srilankan Jasmine plant scientific name. Please share if you happen to know more about this plant details. Thanks
@prabudda, Thank you very much for the feedback, much appreciated :-) It has many other name as - Arctic Snow, Winter Cherry Tree, Milky way, Snowflake, Pudpitchaya, Sweet Indrajao, Hyamaraca and it's available on Amazon (amazon.in/Creative-Farmer-Jasmine-Flowering-Healthy/dp/B07PSCD81Q) and on mybageecha.com/products/arctic-snow-kutajah Thank you :-)
Hello sir. I really love your vedios and really appreciate your passion towards gardening. I too m from Guwahati. Please let me know from which nursery of ghy you collected the plants? M really looking for some good varieties of flowers.
@Lakshmi S Machan, Thank you very much for the feedback, appreciate it :-) Unfortunately, I am from Guwahati (Assam) and not aware about the Nurseries in Secunderabad. But, online they are available and I would add the links very soon. Thank you :-)
What about the Henna plant it's highly scented & beautiful too. Could you do a video on scented flowering plants & shrubs? I understand India has a wealth of such plants please share
Hi . New to your channel. Came across the video. I have the srilankan jasmine. It is called ‘Bhutan Mallika’ in my place . Also the erenthemum is called ‘purple Togor’ or ‘beguni togor’ here in West Bengal. But I have not seen the coral bell or mandelina flower in any nursery here. Amazing plants. Can you please tell me from where can I buy this plants?
@ravi vemmidi, Thank you for your words, appreciate it :-) I am from Guwahati (Assam) and I collected all the plants from Nurseries over here. I can see, many are available online too but it bit costly. So, I prefer to collect it from local nursery. Thank you for watching the video :-)
My calendula has produced flower in an already dead flower. It was supposed to produce seeds but it is flowering again in the same bloom. Im so amazed. Does it usually happen?
@Dirac Gaming, WOW, really surprised to know this. Haven't seen this in my Calendula plants so far. Perhaps, it's because of the love to your plants, Congrats!
