Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
For those of us who love and are involved with Japanese gardens, tt would nice and very helpful if you would include the list of the plants used in the video. 日本庭園を愛し、関わっている私たちにとって、ビデオで使用されている植物のリストを含めると、ttは素晴らしく非常に役立ちます。
Awesome!! Your videos are the only reason I wake up early on Sundays. Thank you for all of your clear explanations. It truly looks beautiful, I cannot wait for the next one!
I love that no matter which window vantage point you look out upon the garden, there is a beautiful and unique combination of trees and greenery. Though it is a communal space, each of the homes has it's own mini garden space and wonderful outlook
I was introduced here in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, to Japanese gardening by an old man neighbor. His 30 year old bamboo was 30 feet tall towering over the fence in my back yard. I'd be moving fast mowing my grass with a reel mower. BOOM! A bamboo shoot jammed it up with bone breaking force. Not only I suffered... Two yards in all directions all had bamboo, too. I loved that bamboo in winter. The snow and ice bent it into a long tunnel. I made flutes, wind chimes and other stuff.
Watching the master consider the garden from various places from which it will be viewed from within the building is yet another example of the care with which the entire project is completed. The result is so beautiful. Thank you.
If I ever win the lottery I'm flying your team to England so you can do my garden. Stunning designs. Thanks for sharing these brilliant videos. Keep up the great work 👍
Wow! This garden looks fantastic! This team of gardeners are so good at what they do; so efficient and tidy, and a lot of attention to detail! They even go inside the building to see how the trees look from the inside! I love Japanese attention to detail!
Another great video of a great design with fantastic craftsmanship. Such a pleasure to watch experts at work. Congratulations to them. Loved the glimpses of the surrounding three houses. Amazed at how many trees and shrubs were added especially with the central path taking up about 50% of the garden space. Loved seeing the stone masons doing such detailed work an all the hardscaping. Can’t wait for the next episode.
Thank you so much for your kind comments, they mean a lot to me! This building will house three families, so the planting design was made with that in mind.
Maravillosos jardines, un pedacito de cielo dentro de la ciudad, gracias por compartir su hermoso trabajo, inspirador para realizar algo bueno por nuestro planeta, yo proximamente voy a plantar un cerezo en un pequeño espacio
So so dazzling garden 🤗❤️ I can't take my eyes off all these wonderful details 😍 Thank you very much 🙏🥰❤️ I am from Poland, I love Japanese gardens ⛩️ and I would like to have one in the back of my house. It is a pity that you do not operate in Poland 😀 Best regards 💗
Very nice. I am enjoying this series and have subscribed. I will look forward to more. Pruning and shaping of niwaki and shrubs is of particular interest to me. Thank you for your efforts. ありがとうございます 🙂
Thank so for posting. I enjoy your videos very much. I’m trying to learn Japanese garden design and build my own garden. Can I ask why the boarded under the large window is left bare? Everywhere else is covered nicely.
Excellent video production. The music is particularly lovely. I am making my own courtyard garden in the UK and would love to obtain some of the simple lighting bollards you have used (I assume that's what they are - you don't mention lighting). Do you have any links to manufacturers and do you have any pictures taken at night?
Hello, I live in Belgium and I trying to make a small Japanese garden. I'm struggling to find the tamaryu. Could it be possible to have the scientific name ? It's will much easier to find :) Thank you.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing. I was wondering, what made you choose that kind of borders with some bare soil right at front of the garden, i.e. probably the first thing you lay eyes on when you are introduced to it ?
Why is it that the trees’ do not have their roots exposed to the soil but are planted with the hessian cloth and string? Surely this would cause them to be unstable when strong winds come?????
Your videos are the best healthing for my eyes, my ears and my brain. Tell me please, what different kind of ground take you around the plants. And why? One of this looks like sand. Best regards Thomas
Thanks for the nice comment! This time we are using a yellow soil called Masa soil, mixed with nutrients and other soil conditioners. This soil alone is not nutritious enough and the plants will die.
Yes, it is ok. Because they are using natural material. This rottens and vanishes over time. This is optimal, because the rootball won‘t fall apart during transport or planting.
if it is natural fiber, it will deteriorate. Be aware that some nurseries wrap in synthetic fibers which do not, so it is best to remove if you're unsure.
As others have said, the cloth covering the roots is natural and will decompose quickly. There is also no problem with the roots as they will exit through the gaps in the cloth. On the other hand, if we remove the cloth, the soil attached to the roots will fall off, increasing the risk that the plant will not be able to absorb water and will die. This is how it is considered in Japan.😊
It looks like you poured coloured concrete to create the meandering pathways through the garden. Is that correct? Is there any irrigation or accent lighting provided? Thanks!
I wish I could buy as many 玉竜 as in your video... they are expansive here where I live (Germany). One plant is like ４００円 ー ８００円 How much is it in Japan?
@@JapaneseGardenTV Thanks for the info! Oh, I see! 😨 ...I already ordered a few and actually received them today! 😅 I hope they are not super invasive! ...are they “highly/very” invasive? ...or, is it just slow, minimal spreading or just clumping?? I also ordered the Japanese aucuba and Japanese sweet flag because of this video, 🙂 hehe. I will receive them soon! ✨✨
Thank you for your watching!!✨
If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏
ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv
The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
Thank you for the video!
For those of us who love and are involved with Japanese gardens, tt would nice and very helpful if you would include the list of the plants used in the video. 日本庭園を愛し、関わっている私たちにとって、ビデオで使用されている植物のリストを含めると、ttは素晴らしく非常に役立ちます。
Awesome!! Your videos are the only reason I wake up early on Sundays. Thank you for all of your clear explanations. It truly looks beautiful, I cannot wait for the next one!
Thank you!
I hope you enjoy my next video!
I love that no matter which window vantage point you look out upon the garden, there is a beautiful and unique combination of trees and greenery. Though it is a communal space, each of the homes has it's own mini garden space and wonderful outlook
Thanks again for taking the time to write such nice comments!
I'll keep working on making more videos!
I was introduced here in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, to Japanese gardening by an old man neighbor. His 30 year old bamboo was 30 feet tall towering over the fence in my back yard. I'd be moving fast mowing my grass with a reel mower. BOOM! A bamboo shoot jammed it up with bone breaking force. Not only I suffered... Two yards in all directions all had bamboo, too.
I loved that bamboo in winter. The snow and ice bent it into a long tunnel. I made flutes, wind chimes and other stuff.
Watching the master consider the garden from various places from which it will be viewed from within the building is yet another example of the care with which the entire project is completed. The result is so beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you!
Next we'll put down some gravel and that will change the look of the courtyard again!
If I ever win the lottery I'm flying your team to England so you can do my garden. Stunning designs. Thanks for sharing these brilliant videos. Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you!
I'd love to visit you in the England!
I'm looking forward to that time!
Wow! This garden looks fantastic! This team of gardeners are so good at what they do; so efficient and tidy, and a lot of attention to detail! They even go inside the building to see how the trees look from the inside! I love Japanese attention to detail!
Thank you!
I'll try to get another shot of the view from inside the building at the end!
What a fantastic courtyard garden with an amazing eye for details and pure harmony.
Thank you so much for your kind comments, they mean a lot to me!
I'll keep working on it!
Another great video of a great design with fantastic craftsmanship. Such a pleasure to watch experts at work. Congratulations to them. Loved the glimpses of the surrounding three houses. Amazed at how many trees and shrubs were added especially with the central path taking up about 50% of the garden space. Loved seeing the stone masons doing such detailed work an all the hardscaping. Can’t wait for the next episode.
Thank you so much for your kind comments, they mean a lot to me!
This building will house three families, so the planting design was made with that in mind.
Thank you!
That beautiful garden will bring a lot of pleasure to the residents. I wish I could walk round it in person.
Thanks for the nice comment!
What a beautiful result! The hard work payed off! 👏
Thank you so much!!
It’s very pretty .
Watching your videos is mesmerizing...almost hypnotic. Very calming.🤩
CONGRATULATIONS THE CHOICE OF PLANTS IS VERY INTERESTING!!!!
It´s amazing how many trees have been put in such a small space!
Thanks for the comment!✨
Beautiful, like always. I'm always so happy to see you've updated. The videos are so enjoyable and calming.
Thank you.
I'll try my best to make some good videos in the future!
Wonderful! A few spots are yet to be space for planting. So (good for us) there is another Part to come. Wohoo!
Next is the last part! Please look forward to it!
عمل رائع ❤❤❤
Wooo, very pretty. Please do an update video in the change of season (spring, summer, fall)
Also, I'll try to make a video of the change of the garden, seasonally!
Maravillosos jardines, un pedacito de cielo dentro de la ciudad, gracias por compartir su hermoso trabajo, inspirador para realizar algo bueno por nuestro planeta, yo proximamente voy a plantar un cerezo en un pequeño espacio
So so dazzling garden 🤗❤️ I can't take my eyes off all these wonderful details 😍 Thank you very much 🙏🥰❤️
I am from Poland, I love Japanese gardens ⛩️ and I would like to have one in the back of my house. It is a pity that you do not operate in Poland 😀 Best regards 💗
Very beautiful.
Thanks😁
Can’t wait for the next one! Beautiful!
Thanks for the nice comment! Stay tuned for my next video!
Beautiful, I would love to have something like this myself. :)
Восхищаюсь Вашим умением облагораживать маленькие пространства; знанием меры и ценности пространства в природе;oregato🙌
Yay! He comes the plants and trees.
you do very well
Very nice. I am enjoying this series and have subscribed. I will look forward to more. Pruning and shaping of niwaki and shrubs is of particular interest to me. Thank you for your efforts. ありがとうございます 🙂
Congratulations for your wonderful work!
Thank you!!I'll keep working on it!
"distant fortune", love it.
Sugoi! the plants are here!
Thank you☺️
High quality editing 👌
Good Job guys... thanks 4 sharing👍🏻
I'll keep trying to make more videos!
Salam dari indonesia wahai warga konoha 🙏🏻
very perfect friend. good luck always🙏🙏
Thank you!!
So beautiful ! ⛩
Thank you!!!
I love it!!!!!!
Thank you so much!!!
Congratulations for the beautiful work.
Thank you so much✨
Beautiful again!👍🏻
Thank you so much!✨
Bagus.... Diluar perkiraan 👍👍📸
Thanks for the comment!
Wow1000000times
Beautiful!
Thank you😁
Looks lovely 👏👏👏
Thank you👍
Beautiful, and great work
Thank you 😊 👍
いつも動画を楽しく待っています
ありがとうございます！次の動画もお楽しみに😊
Hi...i like japanese..
Amazing plants!!
Thanks!!
Thank so for posting. I enjoy your videos very much. I’m trying to learn Japanese garden design and build my own garden. Can I ask why the boarded under the large window is left bare? Everywhere else is covered nicely.
Now I'm hooked to Japanese gardens!!! Going to attempt to make a small one. Love your channel
Cześć, bardzo fajnie Wam to wychodzi [ serio - bardzo ładne to wszystko, a "Pieris japoński"/"Pieris japonica" jest super ] : )
Pozdrawiam
Jeszcze raz dziękuję za poświęcenie czasu na napisanie mi komentarza!
Będę nad tym pracował!
@@JapaneseGardenTV : ) spoko, niema sprawy. Lubię ogrody Japońskie i oglądać Twój kanał { bardzo fajnie ta działacie } to zawszę napisze Tobie coś miłego.
My type of garden, looking amazing and beautiful.☺😌🌾🌿🌳🌱🍀🌼🌸💐🙏🏻👍👏
Thank you so much!!
Good!!!
Thanks!!
Been waiting 🥰
Thank you so much!
It is so wonderful seeing how you're working is getting bigger and bigger in every project just like your own gardens grow.
Thanks for the nice comment! I'll keep working on it!
Excellent video production. The music is particularly lovely. I am making my own courtyard garden in the UK and would love to obtain some of the simple lighting bollards you have used (I assume that's what they are - you don't mention lighting). Do you have any links to manufacturers and do you have any pictures taken at night?
👍🏾😎 I like the Tamaryu/Japanese Snake's Beard-Carpet.
I like that too!👍
wow amazing. how I wish I can work with you guys so I can learn more.
Thank you so much!!☺️
It's amazing!
I'm a tamaryu producer!
Thank you.
Hello,
I live in Belgium and I trying to make a small Japanese garden. I'm struggling to find the tamaryu. Could it be possible to have the scientific name ? It's will much easier to find :)
Thank you.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing.
I was wondering, what made you choose that kind of borders with some bare soil right at front of the garden, i.e. probably the first thing you lay eyes on when you are introduced to it ?
Why didn't the sackcloth wrapped around the roots be removed and buried directly in the soil?
Why is it that the trees’ do not have their roots exposed to the soil but are planted with the hessian cloth and string? Surely this would cause them to be unstable when strong winds come?????
Your videos are the best healthing for my eyes, my ears and my brain.
Tell me please, what different kind of ground take you around the plants. And why? One of this looks like sand.
Best regards
Thomas
Thanks for the nice comment!
This time we are using a yellow soil called Masa soil, mixed with nutrients and other soil conditioners.
This soil alone is not nutritious enough and the plants will die.
may I know the reason why they do not take off the plants from the plastic like pot? will that impede the growth of the plants?
Where are the rocks which are used by the gardeners in Japanese gardens?
Just one question 🙋♀️ every time plan a tree I see the rope around the tree root and not been removed is that ok ?
Yes, it is ok. Because they are using natural material. This rottens and vanishes over time. This is optimal, because the rootball won‘t fall apart during transport or planting.
Common practice in Japanese tree planting. It's to prevent the trees from growing too big.
I would also like to know that!
if it is natural fiber, it will deteriorate. Be aware that some nurseries wrap in synthetic fibers which do not, so it is best to remove if you're unsure.
As others have said, the cloth covering the roots is natural and will decompose quickly. There is also no problem with the roots as they will exit through the gaps in the cloth.
On the other hand, if we remove the cloth, the soil attached to the roots will fall off, increasing the risk that the plant will not be able to absorb water and will die.
This is how it is considered in Japan.😊
It looks like you poured coloured concrete to create the meandering pathways through the garden. Is that correct?
Is there any irrigation or accent lighting provided? Thanks!
Bom dia, Flor do dia!
Obrigado pelo comentário!
@@JapaneseGardenTV eu que agradeço pelo excelente vídeo
Don't leave the burlap and twine on.
are the paver walkways premade?
I can’t even grow a weed in Texas.
What is the species name of hamaryu (the ground cover used)?
Tại sao ko tháo bầu ươm ra vậy nhỉ?
where can i find the shoes /the BOOTS YOU HAVE ?
Sir I love your videos could u help me in making of my enterance garden I live in india
根っこは何故、袋に覆ったまま植えるんでしょうか？？
地植えの場合でもどういう意味があるんでしょうか👀
樹木を移動させる際に根っこから土が取れないように麻布で巻くようにしています！
土が根から取れてしまうと、水が吸い上げられなくなって枯れてしまうためです！
麻布はしばらくすると土の中で腐ってしまうので、生育に悪影響もありません。こんな感じのかなり合理的な理由になってます！
@@JapaneseGardenTV そういう理由があるんですね！いま新築建築しているため凄く気になって見てます(^^♪
Do you work in other countries? and how much do you charge for a piece of land measuring 15x6 meters?
It's possible!
The price will depend on what you want to make and where you want to make it!
However, I think it will be expensive!
I wish I could buy as many 玉竜 as in your video... they are expansive here where I live (Germany).
One plant is like ４００円 ー ８００円
How much is it in Japan?
In Japan, the Jade Tamaryu shown in the video costs around 1,000 yen per sheet.
1st..😁😁😁😁
Thank you for your comment!
How much cost doing this kind of garden?
This time, we'll be doing both the courtyard and the outbuildings, so that's a big price.
Question please: Is Kichijoso “invasive” if planted in the ground?
Yes, it is! The kichijoso will spread over time.
@@JapaneseGardenTV Thanks for the info!
Oh, I see! 😨 ...I already ordered a few and actually received them today! 😅
I hope they are not super invasive! ...are they “highly/very” invasive? ...or, is it just slow, minimal spreading or just clumping??
I also ordered the Japanese aucuba and Japanese sweet flag because of this video, 🙂 hehe. I will receive them soon! ✨✨
why don't you unwrap the tree roots from the sacking material, does it degrade quickly ??
That's right! This wrapped cloth is natural and will decompose quickly.
Thank you!