Same plant but different variation or form: What gives? — Ep 181

Chad Husby from Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden returns with a tour focusing on plants that are the same species but have different varieties and forms.

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Just a note: This video series was filmed last year—pre-coronavirus, so I'm grateful we have some more of these Field Trips to run during a time when many are not traveling.

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[nikko__]

I could listen to Chad talk about plants all day. Very therapeutic and informative.

[ArtLoversLab]

this should be called The Summer Rayne Show !! Allways dressed perfect to the moment, love you summer, you are so elegant and hard worker, love your program, that has the quality and charismatic presenter to any of the best TV programs or even better in profundization of the characteristics and monographic themes, thank you for entertain and make the effort to teach us so many things!!! Im your fan

[petercardona]

Yay Chad "The Plant Voice" is back!

[ZhiZhemini]

That Polyscias mauritiana at 25:27 is dramatic. The changes is very evident. I like it.

[denisepeppe]

I love this. As I watch so many wonderful video’s you have done., I have learned and understand the terminology of the plants you speak of. It’s like being in a classroom. Thank you Summer and Thank You for ALWAYS Sharing. I love it All👏👏👏👏👏🧡. I’m still watching and loving it🌟✨⭐️

[sallyhenry]

Good to see you guys together again! 💚this video and thank you Chad, your plants are beautiful!🌿🌿🌿

[resdylfilosopo]

im so happy to see your field videos summer thanks you so much

[pastasauce]

0:00 me at any garden store trying to convince my parents
to buy plants.

[kenclarkeis]

OMG I love Chad. This is such a brilliant video. Loved it.

[whatsthis]

Thank you very much! I fell in love with Epipremnum all over again. <3

[NatTayHill]

Pink is your color, Summer! You look beautiful in it!

[thenorthernpalace]

Love the interview with Chad. It might be good idea to produce a video for us to have a more in-depth understanding on the differences between botany and horticulture! :)

[MutantXpermntA]

Another beautiful video illuminating the deeper science and questions of our beloved plants! I just started your Masterclass a few days ago and, right off the bat, one of the first lessons is about providing some of that important understanding of taxonomy. It was incredibly informative to get to know that there was actually a difference between the terms "forma" and "variety." I never knew! One of the remarkable takeaways from this video, for me, was the difference in viewing taxonomy based on the perspective of botanist and horticulturists. I am always trying to do "good" research on the plants that I buy and I find identification sometimes to be confusing and now I have a bit more insight and how perspective can make a difference. Thanks again, Summer!

[christmassnow]

Love those tours and love to see how growers manage to grow them outside their natural habitat. I will be glad to see how growers in Mediterranean countries grow these plants.

[ssou]

Chad is the Bob Ross Mister Rogers hybrid of plants! Adore him so much.

[robertfaber]

Thank you. I enjoyed the tour and conversation. You work well together.

[shelley]

Sonerilas! My favorite plant of time! I just love them! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[mikesciberras]

thanks for sharing this video. its amazing to see all those different plant species.

[voxpopulitotheleft]

"You can't judge the plant by its genus, " Summer Rayne Oakes, 2020. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[jmredecio]

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