Tour ORCHID CONSERVATORY at Hillwood Estate — Ep. 367
Summary
TLDRВ этом захватывающем видео Джессика Бонн, директор по садоводству в Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens, рассказывает о бывшей резиденции Марджери Пост, выдающейся бизнесвумен, коллекционере и филантропе, известной своей любовью к орхидеям. Посетители вместе с Джессикой отправляются в путешествие по оранжереям, где она делится историями о развитии коллекции орхидей Марджери, которая насчитывала около 2000 экземпляров, и рассказывает о разнообразии этих удивительных растений. От впечатляющих каттлей до экзотических ванд и пафиопедилумов, зрители узнают о различных средах обитания орхидей и особенностях ухода за ними. Это погружение в мир красоты и наследия орхидей в Hillwood Estate открывает зрителям удивительный мир растений и историю одной из самых знаковых коллекций в Америке.
Takeaways
- 🌺 Джессика Бон — директор по садоводству в Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens, бывшем резиденции Марджери Пост, известной бизнесвумен, коллекционера, филантропа и любителя орхидей.
- 🏡 После покупки в 1955 году Марджери Пост добавила к существующему оранжерейному дому еще четыре, расширяя пространство для своей коллекции орхидей и тропических растений, в итоге собрав коллекцию из около 2000 экземпляров.
- 🌸 Особое внимание в коллекции уделяется культиварам орхидей, среди которых особенно выделяются каттлеи — любимые орхидеи Марджери Пост, напоминающие по форме цветка бутоньерки.
- 🌿 Оранжереи являются работающими пространствами, где посетители могут наблюдать за цветением орхидей в течение всего года, что отличает их от многих других ботанических садов и музеев.
- 🔬 Коллекция разделена на разные климатические зоны, включая теплые, умеренные и прохладные дома, что позволяет поддерживать оптимальные условия для разнообразных видов орхидей.
- 🌱 Некоторые орхидеи, такие как дендробиумы, имеют толстые стебли, которые служат хранилищем воды, показывая уникальные адаптации растений к их естественным условиям обитания.
- 📚 Коллекция постоянно обновляется и расширяется, при этом стараясь сохранять дух и предпочтения Марджери Пост, включая в себя орхидеи и тропические растения, которые были популярны в ее время.
- 🛠 В конце 1990-х — начале 2000-х годов оранжереи были полностью реконструированы и адаптированы для лучшей доступности, сохраняя при этом их исторический стиль.
- 🐝 В саду используется органический подход к борьбе с вредителями, в том числе путем применения полезных насекомых для контроля над популяцией вредителей, таких как щитовки и трипсы.
- 🌼 Оранжереи поддерживают коллекцию орхидей в идеальных условиях, используя системы туманообразования и специальные среды для поддержания здоровья и благополучия растений.
Q & A
Кто такая Джессика Бон и какая у нее роль в Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens?
-Джессика Бон является директором по садоводству в Hillwood Estate Museum and Gardens.
Кто была Марджери Пост и какое отношение она имела к орхидеям?
-Марджери Пост была выдающейся бизнесвумен, коллекционером, филантропом и любительницей орхидей.
Как изменялись теплицы на территории после покупки Марджери Пост в 1955 году?
-После покупки Марджери добавила еще четыре теплицы к существующей одной, так как коллекция орхидей и тропических растений значительно расширилась.
Какую коллекцию удалось собрать Марджери Пост и какой куратор ухаживал за ней?
-Марджери Пост собрала коллекцию около 2000 орхидей и тропических растений и наняла куратора орхидей для ухода за ней.
Является ли коллекция орхидей в Hillwood Estate постоянной, и как устроены теплицы?
-Коллекция орхидей в Hillwood Estate является постоянной и находится в рабочих теплицах, где экспонаты доступны для просмотра круглый год.
Какие условия созданы в теплицах для разных видов орхидей?
-В теплицах созданы различные условия для орхидей: есть теплые, умеренные и прохладные дома, соответствующие потребностям разных видов.
Как обстоят дела с оригинальной коллекцией Марджери Пост после ее смерти?
-Не многое осталось от оригинальной коллекции Марджери Пост, поскольку часть коллекции была перемещена, но с течением времени коллекция восстанавливается и пополняется новыми экземплярами.
Как в Hillwood Estate борются с вредителями и болезнями орхидей?
-В Hillwood Estate применяют органические методы борьбы с вредителями, включая использование полезных насекомых для борьбы с вредителями, такими как щитовки и трипсы.
Как поддерживается здоровье и рост орхидей в теплицах?
-Для поддержания здоровья орхидей используется система дозирования удобрений через полив, а также органические методы контроля вредителей и болезней.
Какова основная цель поддержания коллекции орхидей в Hillwood Estate?
-Основная цель поддержания коллекции орхидей в Hillwood Estate - сохранение наследия Марджери Пост и демонстрация растений, которые она любила, для общественности.
Outlines
🌺 Встреча с Директором Хортикультуры
Джессика Бон, директор хортикультуры в Hillwood Estate, Museum and Gardens, рассказывает о бывшей владелице поместья, Марджери Пост, известной бизнесвумен, коллекционере и филантропе, увлекавшейся орхидеями. Поместье обладает богатой коллекцией из около 2000 орхидей и тропических растений, включая многочисленные сорта. Был упомянут куратор орхидей, нанятый Марджери для ухода за коллекцией. Также обсуждаются типы орхидей в коллекции и особенности теплиц, где они выращиваются, включая использование различных типов теплиц для поддержания необходимого микроклимата.
🌿 Реставрация и Адаптация Теплиц
После смерти Марджери Пост поместье претерпело значительные изменения, включая реставрацию теплиц между 1997 и 2000 годами, которые были перестроены в оригинальном стиле для обеспечения доступности для посетителей. Обсуждается привлечение новых видов растений и поддержание коллекции в соответствии с духом Марджери Пост. В интервью упоминаются особенности ухода за орхидеями в различных условиях теплиц, в том числе использование специфических субстратов и методов полива.
🌸 Разнообразие Орхидей и Уникальные Особенности
В третьем разделе описывается богатое разнообразие орхидей в коллекции, включая уникальные особенности некоторых видов, такие как аромат ванды, напоминающий газированный напиток, и визуальные особенности других орхидей, которые могут напоминать карнавальные аксессуары. Обсуждаются различные климатические зоны в теплицах, предназначенные для разных видов орхидей, а также тонкости ухода за различными типами орхидей, отличающимися по требованиям к среде обитания.
🌼 Экспозиция Орхидей и Уход за Ними
В четвертом разделе акцентируется внимание на способах демонстрации орхидей, включая использование аэральных корней для создания эстетически привлекательных композиций. Также обсуждается роль и значимость удобрений и борьбы с вредителями в поддержании здоровья коллекции орхидей. Особое внимание уделяется мерам органического контроля за вредителями, включая использование полезных насекомых для борьбы с такими проблемами, как щитовки.
🌱 Поддержание Наследия Марджери Пост
Последний раздел подводит итог визиту, акцентируя внимание на усилиях по поддержанию наследия Марджери Пост через коллекцию орхидей. Обсуждается важность выбора растений, соответствующих первоначальной коллекции Марджери, и стремление сохранить ее дух через тщательный уход и подбор орхидей. В завершение, визиторы приглашаются посетить японский сад на территории поместья, чтобы продолжить исследование ботанического разнообразия Hillwood Estate.
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Highlights
Jessica Bon, Director of Horticulture at Hillwood Estate, introduces the orchid collection and the history of the estate.
Marjorie Merriweather Post's legacy as a businesswoman and orchid lover highlighted.
Expansion of the greenhouse by Marjorie Post to accommodate her growing orchid collection.
Discussion on the types of orchids in the collection, highlighting the variety of species and cultivars.
The working greenhouses of Hillwood Estate are showcased, revealing a dynamic and all-year-round orchid display.
Exploration of the greenhouse environments, from warm to cool houses, tailored for different orchid needs.
Insight into the specialized care and medium used for both epiphytic and terrestrial orchids.
The use of companion plants and Spanish moss in the greenhouses for a more natural orchid habitat.
Discussion on the continual evolution of the collection, including efforts to preserve Marjorie Post's legacy.
Restoration of the greenhouses in 1997-2000 to enhance accessibility and maintain historical integrity.
The fascinating scent profiles of different orchids, like the Vanda smelling like grape soda.
A focus on the visual and olfactory diversity of orchids, from 'Sherry Baby' with a chocolaty scent to 'Julius' with long petals.
Organic pest management practices in the greenhouses, including the use of beneficial insects.
The challenges of dealing with pests like scale and mealybugs in the orchid collection.
Jessica Bon emphasizes Marjorie Post's ongoing influence on Hillwood's horticultural practices and dedication to her vision.
Invitation to explore more of Hillwood Estate, including the Japanese garden, on sister channels.
Transcripts
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[Applause]
okay into the conservatory so before we
start tell me a little bit about who you
are what you do here and what we're
about to see absolutely so I'm Jessica
Bon I'm the director of horticulture
here at Hillwood estate Museum and
Gardens and we're the former residents
of margerie weather post and she was an
amazing businesswoman collector
philanthropist and she was a lover of
orchids so we're going to go through and
uh see our Orchid collection today and
and talk a little bit more about
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orchids so the green houses themselves
there originally was one house and then
when she moved in in the 1955 and bought
the property she added four more houses
as one does cuz you know your greenhous
is never big enough absolutely yes and
then she went through and as she was
growing her collection she also hired a
orchid curator to take care of them so
she ended up with a collection of about
2,000 orcan and tropicals wow so and
that's species or cultivars or a little
bit of both or uh lots of cultivars I
see a bunch of cat L here as well so and
that was her favorite for sure are like
the corsage you know I feel like these
are like they look like corsages you
know they're absolutely yeah the big
flower you know big flowers and here you
can see you know the typical that they
have the three three petals and three
seil and you know this wonderful
modified lip is this like a permanent
collection here or do you kind of move
them in and out as they're flowering no
these are working greenh houses so what
you see this is on view all year long
wow okay that's a little very different
from like what I see you know if I go to
even the Smithsonian or whatever when
they have their display they're always
looking at what's blooming and they're
kind of put it out so that's interesting
yes throughout the year we'll take
orchids from other parts of of the
houses and make our nice entry display
but yes start walking through and see so
actually if we could start just right up
here because I want you to smell this so
if you could smell this Vanda it smells
like candy a little bit Yeah grape soda
AB you know it's so funny when you you
say it and then you're like oh yeah but
then it's grape colored yeah and then
you think it you know it doesn't smell
like orange soda it doesn't smell like
root beer it smells like grape soda it
really does it's it's really amazing and
it's really across of a couple different
uh plants but this has uh you know you
can see here the um Moes leprechaun
cross with the Vana and it's really just
lovely you never know when you cross
them what it's going to smell I know for
sure um so our green houses are kind of
divided uh into different environments
okay so we have like I said four houses
dedicated uh to orchids themselves uh so
we have warm houses an intermediate
house and then a cool cooler house so
okay so then you you you really can't
probably mix and match too much because
some of those orchids will do better in
a cool house verus a warm house kind of
the intermediates um we don't typically
so and cooler houses that we'll see in a
minute our our sidium and we typically
don't bring them out too much um but the
intermediate and and warm Seasons I love
things even like this because they're
not as you know Bodacious as some of the
other ones but the little greenish
yellow chartreuse colors with that
coloration of the red I think it's so
cute oh my gosh yes it's a wonderful
dendrobium here so and uh we'll see more
of them but they have really thick stems
and this serves as water stor
are they deciduous at all or not um uh
dendrobiums usually they can be
deciduous semi evergreen or Evergreen
this is typically an evergreen one I was
going to say this is actually quite a
firm Leaf so they put a lot of energy in
this I they probably wouldn't want to
use it it's a yeah really uh very
they're very interesting so and we have
a lot of companion plants I should just
kind of point out too like like the
Bonas y you
have kind of fill in the gaps Palms yeah
you got it yeah makes it more
interesting and we also love um the
Spanish moss too since we talk about I
see you have it to land snow it's
everywhere we had yeah we've had a lot
of Spanish moss for for a long time so
it's great yeah really neat now are a
lot of these um part of the collection
have been from The Collection since
marjerie was here or are these new
acquisitions how do you go about that
yes um not a whole lot left from her
original collection things have been
moved around they went other another
place at one point and came back so it
has been building over the over the time
period but yeah not really original and
we are always adding and fixing you know
from like 97 to 2000 we did aot Big
restoration and actually the green
houses were torn down and rebuilt but in
the same style as Marjorie post had um
but a lot of that was for accessibility
there was actually steps in the
greenhouse so like you're opening up to
the public now you have to kind of think
about those accessibilities absolutely
and they did a lot of those changes
throughout the whole Gardens as well you
know got it we want it to yeah be
available to everybody so and here's
another cat Lea yes oh look at this
little bee he's just waiting he's
waiting for some sun oh it's a b fly
actually that's great he's just waiting
just wait for that sun to come up that's
great so we would consider uh this one
of our warmer houses and then also um as
we go around that way and then this
would be our intermediate house okay so
this really houses a lot of our patheo
petalum and uh fragmap dium slipper
orchids and if you're over this way you
know they're slipper orchids because the
lip actually looks like a little
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slipper
for our slipper orchids
more from the Western Hemisphere going
Central South America but they kind of
developed the same type of I I guess
like system like that little pouch down
below yes yeah absolutely on this side
also more Western Hemisphere plants
these oncidiums and you know they're the
dancing ladies the dancing lady yeah we
turned the fans off but if the fans were
on they would be dancing for us that's
for sure yeah
the cultivars of uh the hybrids of the
um brasas as well gilded urch and
Halo those are pretty impressive and you
can see why it gets spider yeah it's the
spider Orchid
yep and then these are they almost look
like they have a rolled over petals mhm
and this one this is Sherry baby this is
idium Sherry baby and you can smell that
and that's has more like of a chocolaty
vanilla kind of scent to it very light
right now but I wonder if like
throughout the day yeah it starts to
pick up some of the
who's actually pollinating who's coming
in here and pollinating some of these
flowers do you ever see I mean we just
saw a bee fly but yeah we'll get yeah
we'll get some bees in here but yeah
because it's closed we don't get a whole
lot um we will get we'll get some lost
butterflies unfortunately in here but
yeah and then you have some uh your
terrestrial orchids like your ludisia
yes this color yeah love the foliage on
this you know well that's one of the
things too is uh you know a lot of
people go for orchids for their for
their blooms but the terrestrial orchids
you know even our some of our native
terrestrial orchids are really beautiful
so yes yes and even like as you're
talking I'm sure your your viewers know
more about this but a lot of these that
we just saw the the fragmap and the
pathalum they're more terrestrial orans
or semi yes compared to like the cat
leas which are more epiic or lithophytic
now does that encourage you to actually
then plant them slightly differently or
in different kind of planting medium or
what's your way of caretaking an
epithetic versus like a semi-terrestrial
one yeah I tell you with the way we have
them right in in here um we're pretty
much using the same medium for them but
we use a very chunky because even though
they are terrestrial these are tropical
orchids so what the forest floor of a
you know of a rainforest is different
than like what we would do for like a
native Orchid here in the clay of
Maryland so so really it's all this kind
of chunky chunky bark um with some
charcoal um U mixed in so the water can
drain right
through little fuzz right here it's like
a belly button
fuzz they're wonderful yeah for
sure and here this is a great one too
this is Julius is the cultivar on that
looks like a bit of Roth's child's Iana
kind of species but do you know what
it's crossed with or um I don't know for
that one yeah but it's really amazing
and some of them this uh the petals can
be really long and you know these this
is a Fus together seel here yeah look at
the
size the size of that flower yeah that
is incredible look at the water sitting
in it too I think this is where
sometimes people get the idea that this
could that it looks a little carnivorous
even though it's not yes look like you
know what you would see in an aeny
something of that nature and the color
of course too but it's but it's not at
all mhm you know a wonderful Vanda In
Bloom
phenomenal and that one is uh nope P all
delight and again you can see how we
grow uh vandas a little different
they're not in uh really not in pots at
all um we just let them have the The
Roots just grow right down you spraying
like like hosing them down or how do you
give them like a at least a little drink
oh absolutely y well cuz this does this
have Mist in this house or do we have
misting in the house as well fantastic
and then here's a vanilla Orchid correct
yes yeah mhm not in bloom but you know
climbing up and so many people forget
that vanilla's are are
orchids it's kind of like a climbing
Orchid and like people you know often
times you see the ones in the pots and
you're like oh that that makes sense and
then all of a sudden there's a climber
and you're like what
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so this is another warmhouse actually so
this has our moth Orchid collection
total the um phenopsis and you see lots
of different colors and patterns um it's
always really exciting so Andrew bmah is
our actually Orchid and tropical
specialist and he put together uh you
know that kind of more uh Longwood s
ball at the top so my goodness I think
like we came at a pretty good time
because it's it feels like there's a lot
in bloom it feels like you would have
moved a lot of these into here but it's
interesting that it's a working
production greenhouse and this is all
what it is right now yeah um and well uh
March is Orchid month for us so we do a
lot of programming um it is when our
most of our collection is In Bloom but
we'll have a lot of blooms really up
until the end of May so there's quite a
bit to see phenopsis like a little lower
light so that's definitely why they're
on this side of the bench but then we
have the extra uh uh shade cloth right
above your head and then too we do um
use shade paint on the greenh houses to
kind of control uh how much light is
getting in here because even a lot of
the orchids that like quite a bit of sun
really don't couldn't take this full
direct sun right especially facing here
Sun summertime and like 12:00 hour
direct overhead so there's yeah shade
paint on the green houses most of the
time the colorations are just
so awesome yeah it's like splatter paint
and then this one is so beautiful too
this one is a branti m
maai kind of beautiful gorgeous
coloration of that lilac just kind of
Fading Into
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cream
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and this one kind of seems out of uh out
of touch with it the rest of the color
you know it's like you got you got a lot
of creams and purples and pinks and then
this one is such a kind of loud fire
engine orange yeah this is also a great
way it looks like some of these are just
kind of displayed and you have all these
aerial roots that are just kind of
hanging
out yeah and and that's really how they
like to grow um you know they can grow
uh often you know Roots over 3 feet long
are you now is there any kind of
fertilizing regime here at all yes yeah
we how do you do that yep um so we have
um a dosatron mhm um which uh you know
has a tank at the bottom and we hook it
up to the hose and uh you just spray
them spray it on fascinating mhm and
leaves in all it doesn't it doesn't you
know you could put it on the leaves you
could put it on the roots and absolutely
it's good okay yep y um and for like
disease and insects we are really
managing uh the ground the green houses
more organically so we release
beneficial insects um to combat uh you
know insect problems scales and thrips
or what are some of the biggest issues
that you have to deal with I would say
scale is our biggest problem right uh
and then me bug the brown scales I find
are really challenging when I when I go
to a lot of botanic gardens it's like
one of the ones that they will use a
systemic like insecticide for because
there's not a lot of integrated Pest
Management that really attacks the hard
scale is that's something that you have
to find too where you're just like oh
it's a little bit more challenging oh
for sure yeah I mean a lot of the scale
is challenging in general so uh so again
we're trying to find um you know the
right insects to combat that but it is a
lot of mechanical taking stuff off you
know using um alcohol as well and and
taking them off it's challenging in here
though I can see CU everything's uh
rubbing elbows Close Quarters yes Close
Quarters for sure so this is our coolest
house this is the sidium house and you
could see yeah we have quite a few
midium here along the yeah the right yes
yeah some dendrobiums also it's kind of
like a raw meat color you
know here
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is
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but how often are you bringing something
new in is it is it something I know
you're not specifically the Orchid
curator but like is there um you know is
there like a thing where it's like I
really have to have that one or you want
to display it or is it more just about
kind of keeping the vibe of what like
Marjorie had set out to have here so
it's certainly about keeping the vibe
and actually um upon her passing they
did do an inventory of what she had but
it wasn't it was a little less specific
than we would have liked yeah but we do
try to keep you you know very similar uh
to what she had in terms like I said of
Gena cuz it's really also preserving her
Legacy as well and if if it was
something that she liked the sidium and
she liked the catayas then to like
really lean into that as well for sure
and then we have different ways too and
I can show you some other examples on
the way out but we like to mount you can
see some mounted orchids like on a root
or something yeah some Driftwood that
was bound but we have some just on bark
so it's um it's really amazing cuz you
know they really evolve to uh be up in
the trees and they anchor themselves in
with their Roots so um it's really a
natural way to to have them do that if
you have a downed tree here or whatever
you could get a little creative and you
know plug your orchid on it sure and
then this is the the noble dendrobium
here just the lovely I think the the
flowers are it's like a bullseye Target
right into oh my gosh in like a a full a
full display it's really impactful yeah
and I I love I think they um the staff
was genius about putting it in with the
croin like the similar color palettes
like a lot of colors you know coming
out well this is great I mean thank you
so much for sharing like this and and
also just a piece of like Marjorie as
well CU for people who didn't know her
you know it's always nice to see a
collection even though it might not be
her original collection you're kind of
leaning into like maybe what she would
have had here oh Absol
is I mean she's the driving force of
what we do we we want her to be proud of
what we do yes we want her to
recognize what we're doing so I'm sure
she I'm sure she does I'm sure she's in
the clouds right now saying oh my God
this is like phenomenal well thank you
so much this is lovely and I'm really
looking forward to actually exploring
the the Japanese garden as well
fantastic I hope you enjoyed that film
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