Video Diary - Bulb Log supplement

[Maggi Young]

Those are Witches Broom in one of our Birches (Betula) - spread from an old tree with them in a neighbour's garden.

[Vinny 123]

Often ignored or even missed - I find them endlesly fascinating, as much as the bulb log.

Thanks Maggi

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary garden please join me on a walk through  the garden landscape of trees, shrubs, lush growth and alpines.  Oh  it is Hepatica transsilvanica I am propagating not Hepatica nobils.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary   
Please join me for a short walk in the snowy garden.

[Yann]

As you mentionned, electricity is now a luxure. The ratio between the price of the bulbs/seeds and the energy bill is quickly calculated 

[Robert]

Hi Ian,

Jasmin and I certainly enjoyed your most recent garden video. For me sound is an element of the garden that is frequently overlooked. I especially enjoyed the sound of the ice-crusted snow as you walked through the garden. We have one very old wind chime that was hung outside my bedroom window when I was a child. To this day, I enjoy it subtle tones in our Sacramento garden. I also enjoy the sounds of wild birds in our garden. The sounds of the wind in various trees and shrubs can also be very pleasing and calming. I especially like the soft whisper of the wind through the conifers in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. For me, the element of sound certainly adds another dimension to the garden experience.

Thank you for sharing your Bulb logs and garden videos. They have been very inspirational and full of practical gardening concepts. Each visit to your garden is unique – absolutely never repetitive or monotonous.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary
Please join me in the January garden looking at the first of the Snowdrop flowers with Eranthis including the beautiful Eranthis pinnatifida.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary join me on a walk in the February garden with flowers appearing on Galanthus, Eranthis, Leucojum, Cylamen, Iris and many more.

[Ian Y]

Plase join me walking round the March garden in the latest Bulb Log Video Diary

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary - a garden walk on 7th April please come with me.

[Ian Y]

In this latest Bulb Log video diary I take you on a garden walk looking at some of the Erythroniums, Trilliums and many more woodland bulbs that are now in flower.

[Ian Y]

Bulb log video diary.
Please join me as I walk round the garden on 28 04 23 enjoying the Erythroniums, which are at their peak flowering, growing alongside many other plants that I meet on my way.  It is 10C on a bright but cloudy day so the light is low contrast which is good for the video.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary - With much of the mass flowering of the early bulbs now over come with me on a garden walk looking at all the new  foliage growth including the fast emerging tree canopy.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log video diary.  Join me on the June garden walk where there is lots of colour and interest  but the gardener and the plants are flopping in the very hot and dry conditions.

[Ian Y]

Bulb Log Video Diary
Please join me for a walk in the garden on 14th July reflecting on the weather while appreciating lots of foliage and some of the more common pollinators that are an essential part of our garden.