Love your skills & your humor Mr. Lord! (I talk to my plants, squirrels, birds, snakes - in 2020 in the USA, the conversation is better than with society - LOL)
Oh, Mr. Lord, what a joy you are for a desperate American living only 2 miles from the White House where a criminal grifter high on steroids is rampaging. Few things on earth make me feel better, less alone and miserable than watching one of your charming videos. The beautiful garden you create brings peace and escape for a few minutes to people like me. Thank you so much for being you. PS, I’m now going to go outside and talk to my plants.
John I can't wait for all this craziness/ covid to clear up because I'm so looking forward to coming over from Derbyshire UK to visit your garden centre and extra special Gardens. Oh thanks for passing on your knowledge.... Cheers
You can bet your bottom dollar , this is just a taste of what's to come, enabled by our own idiotic belief systems ....so yes , don't delay, first thing in the spring is probably our last time to be ' allowed ' ( !) to be out and about without being first injected with some heavy metals like mercury and strontium 89 eg . ....and on and on, ditto for the ever burgeoning, equally non existential, ''Legally Not Extant '' IE '' Declassified '' ' viruses ' and their per 'mutations ' !!!! Do it NOW, spread the word , 'We need to call for prosecutions for Criminal Fraud under The Hazardous Biological Agents Act 2013 , by which Act alleged ' COVID ' / coronavirus ' data was listed by Emergency Provision ' , which allows 3 months for alleged CASES to be proven in order to back up the data and make the temporary listing legal . Duly, on 19th March 2020 there were proven to be NO CASES and all said ' conditions / symptoms / alleged virus', became DEclassified '' accordingly . Classification , RE classification and DE classification , are LEGALLY BINDING judicial DECISIONS, ANYONE in violation of a legally binding decision, whether knowingly or unknowingly, is liable to prosecution .
Love the fact that you show us plants in situ, and what properties they give , also what a good idea putting the names in text next to every thing you discuss. Kind regards Liam
Good man John, nice too see im not the only one talking too plants and trees, Its getting dark and very wet down here in sligo, A long winter with no pubs, Thank god for the ole garden!
I planted mickelmas asters her in New Jersey and the rabbit babies ate them. My husband said to leave it as they were so cute but the plants cost $8.50 bare root so if I see them it will be rabbit stew for dinner! Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
Omg! I was so excited 😁 to see a new video today! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I also need to acknowledge the camera person. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Love watching, learn alot.--USA
I enjoy your videos so much. I love your sense of humor and enthusiasm. And the information you give in such a short time is so awesome. I sit drinking my coffee in the morning and watch a video and giggle at the funny things you say. What a great way to start the day in your garden.
I often don't have time to watch long videos, so I got into a habit of watching the playback speed on 1.75x to get info faster lol. He is a fun one to watch in this way- especially the last minute or so! 😂. Double the enthusiasm! Lol
I’m growing a salvia blue bedder. Grew it from seed. Over summer I thought it was fading but since the beginning of September it’s been getting more and more intense in color. The bees love it too. I find them sleeping on it in the morning. Seems to like the fall temps I guess.
I had a great conversation with a bright green praying mantis. Not only did I talk to her, I sang as well. Call "the men in the white coats", were the exact words from my husband. Go figure:)
I love your secret garden tour. Hello from Nevada, just talking to my roses as we brace for first fall freezes. They don't talk back, but I'm sure they respond with beautiful new, vigorous growth.
Another belter John, alot more detailed in the image in this vid. Its sharper but lense looks cloudy in the sun. White balance is very smooth changing, but changes nonetheless. Great work. I'm sure I speak for all of the commeters here in saying... we want more videos!! 😂 Will be great to see the work going on there during Autumn! 🍂 Great channel, congrats!
Hello from Australia John! I look forward so much to your videos - even though the climate is very different here. You inspire me to go for broke in my garden and try things just because I want to. I love gardening and you make it even more fun! Thank you for making such entertaining and inspirational videos. 👩🏻🌾
I really enjoy your videos. Just 3 days ago I decided to try making cuttings from an overpriced petunia (that I got reduced for clearance). There were flower buds all over so I cut them all off. So far they all still look alive. 🙂
John literally makes me smile, such a joy to watch 😊 Also, can we have another video on shrubs, like different varieties of Hebe? I brought 2 different ones in pots shall I put them into the ground now or wait for spring?
Hello, John... I came in from my pasture to find a new vid from you. Excellent! Your garden is so beautiful throughout the growing months and remains so now that fall is in the air. I am so envious. I try and have some success but I want to add that Mother Nature beats me at every turn. Presently she has blooming goldenrod (solidago, to you) small white asters (I think) blue asters and ironweed (purple). Such a stunning palette! How could I possibly compete. Cheers to you and please stay safe. Maria
Ah John love your humour!! Thanks for passing on your knowledge and thoughts on your plants. They are some great recommendations. I have seen the rubeckias in a few gardens and l need to get some ASAP!!! Love them
I've been thinking of starting a log to track which gender I assign to different plants in the garden center. Customers definitely give me funny looks when I start talking to them just like I do with the cat...
I'm so glad you told us about the Aster. I bought a Haze Aster and within 2 weeks it died in a container, but I saved it and hope next year it'll come back.
John reminds me a little of Julia Child, in that both discovered later in life that they had enormously effective personalities for the camera with no hint of calculation. You get what they are, which is very endearing.
Love you have a Hare problem. They are really quite rare now here in Berkshire. Plenty of rabbits. If you get the camera set up would love to see the footage.
I love Salvia greggii, too. Is the Royal Bumble a greggii? My favorite perennial of all. Quiet amazing that it grows well in your neck of the woods, as well as in my Texas garden, with such a different climate. Love your videos and sense of humor!
Great video, thanks!, those red salvia's I would really like to get, I have hot lips, amythyste lips,blue note, carradonna and another peach variety, they are amazing plants, my blue note is still in full flower,it's been flowering for 6 months now!
John Lord...our plant Guru. When will the JL winter caps be available? ~your #1 Seattle fans. Mary and Katy. PS Do you like Honeybells Cuphea? It was my favorite plant of the Season. Absolute hummingbird magnet. Right now it has a DA Crown Princess Margareta rose rambling through.
