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Home Landscape feat. Japanese maples and conifers| Volunteer Gardener
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- čas přidán 11. 08. 2019
- This suburban home has a garden rather than any lawn in the backyard. Japanese maples and conifers are both the foundation, and the dazzling features that grace each garden vignette. We highlight the attributes and mature growth expectations of several varieties. To WATCH full episodes, visit www.volunteerga...
Excellent collection and video. Thank you
Beautiful! Love the way this garden was put together and how it has matured. Just so peaceful.
Beautiful garden, i love japanese maples but the conifer collection is even more interesting, ive never seen so many rare varieties, a weeping siberian spruce and silver korean fir :) thank you for sharing, you should open to the public :)
Absolutely beautiful garden. Paul is soo knowledgeable!
Brilliant and beautiful. What a collection of gorgeous trees. Inspiring.
Absolutely gorgeous. My favorite kind of garden. Beautifully done
My favorite is the Horstmann Silberlocke Korean Fir. I first saw this at Chanticleer Gardens. I purchased a 6 foot one last year and managed to kill it. So I took notes on your advice. I do have two little baby ones coming along.
Amazing collection of trees laid out beautifully in a fairly small area.
Beautiful collection.
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing ♥️
Great vid, amazing collection.
2nd time I have watched this. So may of my Acer's have shrivelled up leaves, because we get a lot of wind where I live in rural Ireland. I am beginning to think this is not the country Acers like to grown in ....unless they are in a puny town garden with walls ? Can you help advice me?
It should also be noted there there are several varieties where the leaves curl however, in general, Japanese maples shouldn't be in locations where they are exposed to harsh winds. In general, these trees are understorey trees, meant to be grown under the protection of larger trees.
people when you show your garden please add your zone.
7A
2:51 Wow! So which conifers are you growing in part shade (under 4 hrs sun)? Any arborvitaes? Cypress?
I checked in with the gardener, and here's his reply...Some Chamaecyparis, some arborvitaes (not sure which ones) and I’ve had good luck with Pinus parviflora (Jap. white pines) will do ok in some shade. But more important in this area is moist but well-drained soil . I do not dig holes for conifers, but place them on the ground and berm good soil around them. Most conifers do not like wet feet, and our heavy clay soil holds water too well.
@@volunteergardener this is great information! I will research those you mentioned. My largest Arb (4ft thuja plicata GG) is planted 1/2 in ground with the soil and compost around it the remainder. Then 3-4 inches of shredded pinebark mulch.
Where is this?
Brentwood, TN
@@volunteergardener it’s an amazing garden. Inspiration to us all! In the last year I’ve planted 50 conifers in our backyard here in Iowa.