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La leche que sale. Ella: Hay!!

Hi, thanks for your great video. It’s the very end of June in the south of France and I just discovered an orgy of agave mites in my century agave. Is it too late in the season to treat them?

Oh theyre very common as landscaping plants in South Africa. So pretty though

You are a guru of plants mum and you are my go to person online.

Wow, what an underrated video! I'll definitely be checking out your book!

To clarify: When Wanda says "Come see for yourself" at the end of the video, she's referring to it being a featured garden of the Cactus and Succulent Society's biennial convention in April. More info: cactusandsucculentsociety.org/events/convention/

So fabulous! Thank you for the tour. How do we get info about the tour?

I’m so glad I found this channel ! I was delighted to see many of our plants we inherited when we moved here from Washington state -- but talk about a learning curb -- and such different climates ! (Trying to grow a garden … I’d love your opinions on that !! )

Deborah I have watched you for a few years now. I love the videos you put out. Would you consider making another garden tour of your own property? I really loved the one you did before

Wanda and Gary's garden is one of my all time favorites. Now I can see it whenever I want. Thanks Debra.

Thank you, Debra, for this lovely visit to a wonderfull garden! And to Wanda and Gary, for sharing their treasure!

Debra excellent review of Wanda’s Amazing garden!

amazing i want to build the same i recently got a mini cactus hairbrush any idea on ways to maintain and grow it??

What a wonderful and pleasant video and narrative. Was looking for info as I just got a 15 year old plant today.

This is just the most amazing video. My sister sent it to me thank you thank you thank you for sharing. Is there anyway we can go visit this?

Wanda said, "Come see for yourself." Did I miss an address somewhere in the video or your notes?

Debra -- have you ever been to the botanical gardens in Phoenix? You'd LOVE it!

This was so heavenly. What an immaculate garden!

What a fabulous couple and an inspiring garden/collection!

at 3:28 I think thats Cleistocactus winteri, not A. flagelligformis

WOW!! Amazing garden. I am in awe!! Thanks for sharing!!

Thank you again for a visit to a fabulous garden.

Stunning! Just stunning!

Doesn't the pain going into the cactus hurt the cactus?

For plant names, see the gallery on the corresponding page of my site: debraleebaldwin.com/succulent-garden/wanda-mallen-garden/

Wonderful video! Thanks for bringing us along. 😊😊😊😊😊❤

Wow, love it love it. I cannot imagine somebody owns the beautiful garden.❤

What a fabulous garden! I love it. The plants are totally amazing and how she displays them is really art! She sure is lucky to have Gary to figure it all out. As you said, "we should all have a Gary"

“We all need a Gary” LOL! Amen, sister!

Fabulous garden such a magical place! ❤

Gorgeous garden. Wish to see more of it.

Oh-My-Lanta! What a spectacular sight to see! Thank you so much for sharing, Debra, and thanks to Wanda and Gary for allowing us to visit their gorgeous gardens!

Inspirational

Beautiful! I appreciate seeing this beautiful yard!

That represents a lot of work - with gorgeous results!

Saguaro is not an English word, the g is h/y/silent

3:30 “poquito comeson” means “ a little itchiness” nothing to do with eating.

I’m in central Florida, and I just bought this plant. I hope it will do ok here. I’m planning to keep it in a dry sunny area

I just bought an agave, but I am not confident it is guiengola.

I love the way the rosemary fits in with the succulents, but i have had such difficulty growing that herb.

Do you have succulent Pelargoniums?

I was trying to find a video on how to replant a bulbin (i hope im using the right terminology lol) cause i didnt want to harm it but im glad i can just stick it in dirt and wait! Im so exited :)

thank you, that was very informative, especially the part about allergies towards latex in the aloe vera plant. QUESTION: If I put the gel in water, and it goes yellow - can I just throw the water away and will that remove the latex and make it safe to eat?

You should see my pathetic little tangerine aloe (Aloe Arborescens cross bred with Cape Aloe). My Maculata's are enormous and flowering and my regular Arborescens are 6+ years old and doing fantastic, but OMG I'm jealous of these beautiful Cape Aloes!!! I'm wondering how long those have been growing in that spot?! I've never seen such mature Cape Aloe, I'm certain it has to do with the fact that I'm in southern Virginia. I would give a pinky finger to have one of those! 😆

We had this problem with few that growing in the front yard last year. We were going to try and treat it last week the javelina family showed up and ate them down the ground. They didn't seem to mind that white stuff ate that also. I have no idea how they are able to chew up the spines without poking their mouth. We live in Phoenix cactus just popup out of the ground here I saw a new one starting to grow in a different area. Not sure why the insect attacked those they are in direct sun all day it seemed to have happen in the winter time.

I love the idea of using succulents to create the bonsai look!

How does the water drain so the roots don’t root

Thanks for this video, Debra. Now I know how to differentiate euphorbias and cacti.

Thanks for your time, nice video.

Just one word. WAUWIE.. !