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Take a tour around Mark Goodlads Crazy Tiki Garden in North Lincolnshire, full of plants from around the world. Check out the amazing garden design, HUGE tree ferns, colossal greenhouse and fruiting edible bananas!
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00:00 Intro
00:54 Marks intro
03:11 Cycad bed
05:22 Dry arid bed with AGAVES
06:16 Japanese Garden
07:03 2nd SAGO bed
08:42 HUGE tropical greenhouse tour
25:16 Main Garden, grasses and balls
27:17 Unhappy Pheonix canariensis
29:00 Dead palm tree, Brahea armata
34:30 Amazing banana beds, summer GROWTH
35:43 Cannas and more bananas
36:49 tallest grass you can grow!
39:28 RIGHT PLANT RIGHT PLACE
41:52 Green ball
42:17 Main palm bed
44:43 Foxglove tree LARGE form
48:03 Tree fern area.
57:12 Hanging baskets
1:00:45 Tetrapanax
1:02:25 How long to maintain?
Georges Jungle Garden link of Marks Garden in JUNE
Marks Garden after winter
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19 Comments
Nice video Kris, that intro made me smile 😂 Good to see how most plants have bounced back from the winter, the bananas have done especially well. I see Mark was on his best behaviour for you, I expected far more abuse in my direction and the weak threat of being banned from his garden won’t keep me away from making a follow up!
42mins, I hear that sweet sound: Right Plant, Right Place!🥳
Love it mark…lots of shared and new learnings with mine in sw Netherlands, about same age garden. Briljant tour, thx kris for vids.
Great to see the updates to the garden over summer! Very inspiring!
Again the garden is a real treat. And it’s great to see different attitudes from the low maintenance to the lush foliage.
Don’t take the palm out yet. Wait until next year! Pour some hydrogen peroxide down the middle and cut down the leaves.
The Brahea armata located in the middle of the lawn being much more exposed than the other two, this can partly explain its pitiful state!
Fantastic video, incredible garden! Could you ask Mark where he got his fab hanging baskets from? Love them too!
What exactly is the very tall grass? I've tried searching for what it sounds like you're saying but cannot find it. Thanks!
Great to see, thanks for sharing
What was the red banana called please?
WOW! Awesome Video. Just a share living in 9b in Houston, Tx. Semi-tropical. Taking so long to watch, but I did watch the part with the demise of the center palm tree. This is what I have learned with a Windmill Palm, cold damaged. Shouldn't have cut the leaves off. When recovering they need even the dead leaves for nourishment. Cut down large trunk now using for air plants and broms. Next year another lesson. Cold again, noticed a Windmill Palm with rot like water in the center. Asked a professional. Said to put Copper Fungicide in the center. Excellent, palm survived. Easy look-up for app. I did notice that the 3 look alike palms (phoenix) actually had different microclimates. One that died was completely in the open. Keep up these Wonderful Videos. Thanks, Chris.
Great to see Kris on Gardeners world outstanding stuff. Damien gardening channel from Cork
Awesome stuff. For some reason YouTube bombarded me with ads while watching this, so gave up after 40 mins.
What on earth is Mark feeding them bananas?! That is some impressive growth!
Hey Kris,
Always a treat to see Mark’s garden. Awkward jokes and all lmao! He must pee on the banana plants!! Good lessons about the palms and hardiness. If the algae ridden globe fountain is too much work, Aquascape makes a “stacked slate” sphere which is not going to require the algaecide. Mark Wilson is a CAC in the UK.
Wow always good to see fellow YouTubers comparing sizes and shapes. 🤣 Georges garden and sand pit soon 🤣🤣
What's the name of the tall grass?
I always love seeing this guys garden and greenhouse. It’s so amazing love hearing his insight on growing and maintaining a tropical garden. Thanks again for this treat