Summer, I love how educational, inspirational, and joyful you make indoor jungle gardening. I especially appreciate you keeping us up-to-date with current botanical nomenclature. Thank you for all you do. 💙
I agree. I braved repotting and propagating today .I had to get the mixes after watching yesterday.Will repot more tomorrow.I see importance of aerating roots
So love seeing you in my neck of the woods. I love Terrain, it is where I go after the native flower sale at the Brandywine Conservatory and Museum. My husband gives me an envelope and carries all of my plants as he walks behind me laughing as I squeal with delight. It’s the best Mother’s Day gift besides my children and grand babies!
Hello Summer, I live in Melbourne Australia and we are in lock down 4. I'm desperate to go plant shopping, I miss walking around nurseries so much. Today I watched your plant house tour that you recently made and even though I've watched it before, I watched it again. I'm loving my indoor plants during lock down and I'm grateful to have a garden in my front and back yard as well as my many indoor plants. Take care Summer, I love your videos, thank you so much
I’m currently stuck inside and have been since February. I can’t thank you enough for the tour and helping me with a bit of a plant fix 😂 Love them all!!!! 💋💖🦋
Good morning Summer, I'm glad to learn about a new plant nursery near my neck of the woods. After watching your channel for 2-3 months, you have educated and inspired me to become a plant mommy - in which I now have different plants all over the interior and exterior of the house. Thanks for being an inspiration 😁
Aloha Ms Summer! You are always gorgeous, I admired you so much of being environmentalists, so clever I can’t imagine how smart you are knowing all types of plants, trees . I don’t usually giving a comment but I keep on watching you. Have a nice day🌵🍀❤️
Love Terrain's online catalog choices and I did purchase their book on how they got started. (book photos are great) Thanks for taking us along once again. Stay safe everyone!!
I have browsed through their gorgeous & pricey plant pots online previously. So, what plant person wouldn't love a visit to that nursery. Wow was that lovely. I wish KY and PA weren't so far apart. Thanks for the tour Summer. I appreciate your content.
I can feel my wallet getting lighter as I watch more of this xD I need more and more senecios. The podocarpus looks amazing. It gives the impression of a mini bamboo forest. Also, side note, the romper is 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great tour. I love the woven baskets they have. They have all the regular plants and some more hard to find ones too. That gift shop.... I could tell it'd awesome in there.
Love the tour. My experience with a philodendron micans I've had for 15 plus years is different from yours as it keeps it's dark velvety quality. I don't do anything special. I keep it in medium light. I do enjoy your content and always find your videos educational and interesting. Thank you for what you share.
Good morning! ☀️ I love shopping at Terrain! I’ve not been to this location in Pennsylvania. But visited the one in Connecticut a few years ago. Thanks for the tour!
I live in lock haven Pennsylvania! You should do a video about the types of plants you commonly saw growing up in Pennsylvania! I know you cover this in your book, but I’d love to see a guided video showing the beauty of nature in Pennsylvania!
Yes, maidenhair ferns look so inviting and it went ugly at my home toilet. Please, more of this Terrain place. That mushroom hut so so pretty and got me so curious. And love their different planters and plant deco.
Very cool to see Dudleya for sale outside of their native range. Here in coastal California you can find them often at nurseries and occasionally at big box stores. I have a traskiae, a britonnii, and a couple farinosa. In our climate, if you pot them up with some good cactus soil and keep them outside then you barely have to do anything to care for them.
Smashed it today, wrecking bar in the hand all day. Im getting good at this, i only had 2 splits all day. Had to put a jigsaw to the blues, not worth the effort. Man im excited about building this. Im thinking just to do a bit at a time, few beds at a time, then just wood chip everything. Im telling you, carry on like this and ill soon be living in my geodesic dome.
I have an old maiden hair ferns in my sunroom...spores have started in most pots of plants in there..the spores started on the lava stone center of my 2ft. Oval fountain, so now it looks like a pot with a foot tall maiden hair but it is a working fountain...no soil just 1 lava rock watered by fountain...you can leave a pot of soil under ferns, and spores will drop in it...great for terrarium situation..I'm in N.W. Oregon...humidity high.
Rayne you are doing such a lovely job taking us on this beautiful plant tour The plants are so beautiful and full of color you are such an inspiration to us plant lovers.
Another excellent video with lots of great information, I do not know how someone could fit those great big plants in their vehicle, but just amazing plants just the same.
I think your advice on the Alocasia Polly is right on! NEVER will I bring another "mother of spider mites" into my home. ;) I am continuing to try, try, try with my Maidenhair fern, but she certainly is a delicate one, so far I'm extremely impressed that I've had her over a year now. Lovely tour as always, especially appreciate all your tips and helpful knowledge along the way.
I have been to two Terrains and they were both attached to Anthropology and they are both beautiful! I love their rustic charm! One of my favorite parts is that they sell Bergs Potter planters! One of the shirts from Anthropology caught my eye and I went over to look and upon seeing the price tag I thought “OK nevermind” lol. Sadly, I moved out of state and all the plant stores I discovered are one of the things I miss.
That's a great place. I've never been there, but have read about it and viewed the photos. The restaurant is beautiful, with all the hanging plants and surrounding greenery. I enjoyed the tour. I like how you described the pros and cons of all the plants. Maidenhair ferns...forget it, for me. I have one in a terrarium, with all the humidity..making sure it doesn't dry out....still doesn't work. It's one of many plants that's on my "no-no" list. They are gorgeous, though...as well as other ferns. I'll maybe try one of the hardier ones shown on the tour. Thanks, Summer.
Hello Summer. Citrus plant just around the corner on Baltic is my favorite auto mechanic in Brooklyn, store is LUU who has a passion for citrus where he wheels his plants outdoors every day. You can pay him a visit to catch a glimpse and rather decent mechanic also, Nam.
thumbs up fro that huge crassula! that and portulcaria afra r my fav to bonsai. just got a port with a ton of corking about 3 inche trunk from wiggerts 10in pot pre bonsai for 50 bucks. plus shipping of course cause in a newyorker too
so.. had to stop and rewind after I nearly spit my drink out at 10:41.. the Philodendron williamsii. I'm packing my brain trying to learn all of the correct plant names, and didn't know I needed to conjure into my memory palace an image of the "Black Eyed Peas". ;)
Hi Summer i like you so much your videos ar so amazing my first comment at your chanal but i watch your videos for so long ago just to now that from Serbia !
If always wondered how different garden centers deal with pest, if got a ficus last year that came with predatory mites so i am guessing they have some sort of predatory insect program inside the garden center as i doubt these predatory insects come in with the plants at the garden center.
Hey Summer, at 9:50 when you are discussing the dumbcanes, what is the plant to the left of those? Kind of a reddish stem, weeping habit and small balls forming on them? Thank you for all you share!
