Improving the success of collected Yamadori Part 3
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- 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.
Nice to see you at the EXPO Tony, looking forward to seeing how this turns out
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
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
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!
I can't believe I missed this premiere - how could I not have my notifications on for you!!! Great little update - thanks.
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 👍
Great Tony. Thanks for sharing.
love it, found you on reddit, plz post more on there!
Much appreciated, thanks.
Please update us when you do repot! Thanks for the video
This will be in early March next year
Cheers Tony.
Wonder what monster behind you is 😁
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?
Hi Rob, check the other videos, I’m sure I explain there
Excellent work! Any for sale?
yes
Thanks Tony for giving us an update. Does the bag technique also work with coniferous trees like pine or larch?
Hi, Never use this technique on evergreens
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 ?
Mr Tickle should making INSULTING REMARKS BE A CRIMINAL OFFENCE?
Would you recommend cutting it back in fall? Or or spring
Depends on what outcome you want, normally I cut back in the spring
how long do you end up leaving it to sweat in the bag.
Hi Nick, check out the other videos in this series
👍🍎👌🙂