Improving the success of collected Yamadori Part 3

Be sure to watch parts one and two.
I have been using this technique now for over ten years and I have finally decided to share what I have learned in these videos. The technique is known as ‘sweating’ and is used extensively in arboretorial circles. I use for the following species: Cratageus, Prunus, and most of the Rosaceae family, do not use on evergreen species.

[@tobywilson4876]

Nice to see you at the EXPO Tony, looking forward to seeing how this turns out

[@geoffreydowen5793]

Ive had a yew from a garden centre about 5 years ago had fruit on it last year guess I've got ten years to go yet I'm 64 have to introduce my grandson aged 4 to continue its work and form Thank you love Taxus and quercus

[@Marceldbd]

Been waiting a while for this Tony, as I’m sure you have. You did not disappoint amazing. I use your method for two +4 inch diameter dogwoods I collected , they’re on their second season now and going strong

[@baldyeti]

Daggum, that has taken well. This has been a fantastic series!! Thank you for all the valuable insight.
Now I’m gonna go back and watch it all together. I’m diggin it!

[@XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

I can't believe I missed this premiere - how could I not have my notifications on for you!!! Great little update - thanks.

[@clydewhy343]

Appreciate the video ! Collected a large hornbeam a few days ago going to ask the mrs if I can bring it in the house now 😅 as it’s a bit cold 👍

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Great Tony. Thanks for sharing.

[@joshuah604]

love it, found you on reddit, plz post more on there!

[@conman4119]

Much appreciated, thanks.

[@thieney]

Please update us when you do repot! Thanks for the video

[@TonyTickle]

This will be in early March next year

[@jg00000]

Cheers Tony.
Wonder what monster behind you is 😁

[@ChelsTrueblue]

Hi Tony, loving the videos and thanks for the knowledge your passing on, was just wondering how long did you keep the tree in the black bag?

[@TonyTickle]

Hi Rob, check the other videos, I’m sure I explain there

[@sasainakoto8885]

Excellent work! Any for sale?

[@TonyTickle]

yes

[@roehle9962]

Thanks Tony for giving us an update. Does the bag technique also work with coniferous trees like pine or larch?

[@TonyTickle]

Hi, Never use this technique on evergreens

[@martingru]

Thank you for sharing Tony👍
I have a question i have hawthorn in the field near my location is it possible that i could pick it up like in late august and plant it straight into ground in my garden reason is ill be not around as often i wouldlike ?

[@TonyFarrell-ko5on]

Mr Tickle should making INSULTING REMARKS BE A CRIMINAL OFFENCE?

[@Marceldbd]

Would you recommend cutting it back in fall? Or or spring

[@TonyTickle]

Depends on what outcome you want, normally I cut back in the spring

[@nickporter9706]

how long do you end up leaving it to sweat in the bag.

[@TonyTickle]

Hi Nick, check out the other videos in this series

[@brucedeacon28]

👍🍎👌🙂