Cordymans Winter Wrapping Walk VIDJO - *tonight*

[cordyman]

Let me know what you think filmed tonight in HD, be sure to change the qaulity to 720p or 1080p, snow has finally started here, so did a quick 5 minute Vidjo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=p ... t6I53JKZFg

[fern Rob]

Interesting video

[bordersboy]

Nice collection going on there in tropical Cheshire. Will this snow and ice cause BQ to do their final clearance 75% off and small palms for a pound? Hope so

[GoggleboxUK]

I didn't realise you'd dug out a Preston Trachycarpus Cordy?

Everything looks well and truly tucked in there.

[kracker]

Lovin the tunes nice garden !

[allangreenbean]

Excellent video, watched it without sound and in HD.

What is the logic behind some Trachies being wrapped and not others?

The Loquat was like "-8c is that all you got"

[kata]

Not sure what happened,

It started but then froze my page, had to leave the forum to access the forum again........

[Addictedtopalms26]

Nice Trachycarpus's! I didn't realise you had so many. In a couple of years when they get some height, they're gonna look great!

[cordyman]

Nice collection going on there in tropical Cheshire. Will this snow and ice cause BQ to do their final clearance 75% off and small palms for a pound? Hope so

I think there already all dead ! every pot was like a block of concrete and they'll be covered in snow now too I was tempted by the chammy H at the front, was £24, half price £12, if they infact reduce to a £1 I may take a punt on a few of them how long in a frozen pot till a Trachycarpus or chammy pops it?

Excellent video, watched it without sound and in HD.

What is the logic behind some Trachies being wrapped and not others?

The Loquat was like "-8c is that all you got"

Any trachys that are small and planted last summer i've stuck a fleece bag over while this snow/cold spell passes. Any planted in 2011 regardless of how small is staying unwrapped. Something John P mentioned on the protect Trachycarpus poll about small ones recently planted. "Where damage does creep in more readily is for small specimens that have not established themselves"

ps. its not Barry White all the way through

I didn't realise you'd dug out a Preston Trachycarpus Cordy?

Everything looks well and truly tucked in there.

You not checked your garden recently goggs? Your fav Trachycarpus has gone

(Actually got it here, from Leyland, 3rd post from the bottom
http://www.hardytropicals.co.uk/forum/v ... 7&start=15)

Not sure what happened,

It started but then froze my page, had to leave the forum to access the forum again........

Try the link in the first post Kata goes straight to Youtube

Nice Trachycarpus's! I didn't realise you had so many. In a couple of years when they get some height, they're gonna look great!

I can't wait for them to get some height! Will make me very happy

[Arlon Tishmarsh]

Well impressed, you've got some great quality plants

[cordyman]

Lovin the tunes nice garden !

Interesting video

Well impressed, you've got some great quality plants

Thanks guys


I'd like to see some more night time tours of people winter gardens, if anyone has a camera with LED for nighttime footage

[dorothy]

Hi thought the video was very good.You have so many different palms.Doing a night video was definately different!

Dorothy

[cordyman]

Hi thought the video was very good.You have so many different palms.Doing a night video was definately different!

Dorothy

Thanks Dorothy, i've got space for one more Trachycarpus this year, a big one then i'll hopefully be content with my palm saturation. Will be looking at some ground cover plants to fill in comes gaps then

[Delboy]

Nice Vid
I didnt realise you had so many Trachycarpus's, some nice lookers they are too.

[cordyman]

Nice Vid
I didnt realise you had so many Trachycarpus's, some nice lookers they are too.

rather fond of the old Trachycarpus Del My fav palm and the hardiest, a marriage made in heaven

In the Spring i'm constantly pottering about wondered where I can squeeze another in, the hardest part is having to accept how wide they will eventually get and that spot probably isn't suitable, this results in more pottering trying to find another spot