Paul Zammit is the director of horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
Go to page 2 to read a complete transcript of the video
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Gardens - Container Gardening
Watch as Paul Zammit demonstrates his fabulous container planting tips
Paul Zammit is the director of horticulture at the Toronto Botanical Garden.
- Page 1: Plant a vibrant container step by step
- Page 2: Video transcript 1: Start with a focal point
- Page 3: Video transcript 2: Add fragrance, colour and texture
- Page 4: Video transcript 3: Cascading Ivies
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yes same here!
Thanks for notifying us of the problem. We are looking into it. In the meantime, we have found a work-around. If you clear your cache, and refresh, the video will work. In Internet Explorer, go to Tools > Internet Options > Temporary Internet Files > Delete Files. In firefox (on PC), press CTRL + F5. Then refresh the page, and the video will work. We will get our tech team to look at this first thing after the long weekend. Enjoy!
I have a MAC. At first I didn't see anything. Just sound. I did a hard refresh and it worked for me. (the Apple key and R)
I have a MAC. At first I didn't see anything. Just sound. I did a hard refresh and it worked for me. (the Apple key and R)
The video cuts in and out making it difficult to follow. A 2:32 video turns into a many minute video.
could hear what he was saying but could not see anything of the video
Very nice container ... I must say I thought that he put a lot of plants in there. Usually we are told,and when you read seed packets this is true,to space plants out according to spread.I guess pots are a different matter from garden beds.
I was unable to view the video even with refreshing. Too bad.Maybe if you could post a list of all the plants in the container it would be helpful to those of us who could not see the demo. What I could see looked interesting and colourful. I can pick our gerbera and caladium.
I went back to the begining arrow and double clicked and the picture came on the video...Very interesting combo of herbs flowers and fragrant plants.Maybe abit overstuffed but each to his own