By james art The questions and time codes are below. Plant names are provided where applicable.
Q – How do I grow Japanese banana plants successfully? (3’27”)
James Wong –
Musa basjoo,
Japanese banana
Musa lasiocarpa,
Chinese yellow banana
Musa sikymensis, Sikkim Banana
Q – Was I recently sold rose fertilizer instead of tomato fertilizer? are they the same (6’45”)
Question – How do I maintain my Thunbergia Alata in winter?? (10’15”)
Matt Biggs –
I swept leptophila,
moon flower bush
Ecremocarpus scabies, flower of Chilean glory
Lablab purpureus,
hyacinth beans
Gloriosa superb, glory lily
Film – Matthew Biggs discusses the life and legacy of Ernest Henry Wilson (15’54”)
Q – Which clematis would you recommend for a shady spot? (21’13”)
James Wong –
clematis armandy, Armand clematis
Juliet Sargent –
clematis ‘Nelly Moser’ (EL), Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’
clematis montana, Himalayan clematis
clematis heifer, purple clematis
Matt Biggs –
clematis Korea
clematis ‘Henryi’ (EL), Clematis ‘Henryi’
Q – Can you please recommend a low maintenance evergreen shrub for a container in an open south east facing front garden? (30’57”)
James Wong –
Tasmania spear-shaped, mountain pepper
Matt Biggs –
Carex Comanche “Frosted Curls”, sedge “Frosted Curls”
Juliet Sargent –
Sarcococcus kukeriana Winter Gem (‘Pmoore03’PBR), sweet box [Winter Gem]
Osmanthus heterophyllus, green olive
Escalonia laevis Pink Elle (‘Lades’PBR), Escalonia [Pink Elle]
Q – What plants would you recommend for both fun and education for five or six year olds? (36’12”)
Juliet Sargent –
Decaisnea fargesii, Dead man’s fingers
Impatience capensis, American kite
Matt Biggs –
Saracenia purpura, ordinary jug
Dahlias
Potatoes
Narcissus, daffodils
Mimosa pudica, sensitive plant
James Wong
Nepenthes, tropical pitcher plant