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How did the transplanted privet do?

Hello, i have a question, where i can get this kwanzan tree seed? Can i get it online? Thanks a lot

Hello, great video. Thank you for sharing. I just planted a very small weeping white spruce. I have 2 medora juniper trees (small as well). I'm wondering if I can plant them on either side of my weeping white. Or should I space further out and plant emeralds beside the weeping white spruce and the medora's on the other side of the cedars?

Beautifully done!

Did you say 25 feet?! 😮

Just transplanted two 7 foot lilac trees - it was a significantly bigger job than we expected (read truck with straps and lots of creative thinking)! Fingers crossed!! Question - it is May 9th today, when do you think we would be able to identify if our transplant action is successful?

Thank you for updating!

thats some super soft planting soil to remove 8 ft anything in ten minutes

Thanks for the video, and the update! We are doing the same thing same time of year! Had to take some out for our fence install, and really didn't want them to die.

Nice, we're trying to get our neighbors to plant kwanzans in their parkway here in north spokane. Come see us at East of Eden Gardens Olympic Ave

Actually researching how to plant and grow a lilac bush, I ended up on your channel. Back in the 80s in Boston every person on my street had a lilac blush! You never see them anymore these days and I still think about the lilac bush we had in our backyard. It was my first experience with fragrance and I love the smell of lilacs to this day the fragrance is so nostalgic! So I thought hey maybe plant a lilac bush,, but I’ve never planted anything in my life so this should be comical!

Thank you so much for updating!!! Im currently transplanting my own lilac and appreciate your experience and documenting this!

Thank you for sharing. I see you have smaller plants in the ground where you’re planting the tree. Do you have any concern of the other plants getting enough sun?

Have to move some much smaller plants only been in the ground 1 year and feel much better about it after seeing the root ball on this one

Thanks for the update.

what were the dimensions of the hole you dug?

Hi man I’m not too sure as to what zone Toronto is in.. would this tree be fine here? How about the prunus yeondus?

This is great! Thanks for the video! Ive been looking to get this globe petite tree to plant near the foundation of my house next to the basement windows to deter cats from pooping there. Is it Ok if I prune globe spruce to keep it small so it wouldnt block the windows completely? How much water does it take? Im afarid with frequent watering my basement would get moist. Apparently the foundation of my house was not wrapped. How close to my house can I plant this tree? Thanks

Just curious, has your globe Bluespruce survived? I am wondering because I have tried to plant the same thing three different times, and they have died every time.

Thanks! I love blue spruce and want to plant one

What color is on your fence?

Thanks for your video! I am planting a tree on our Japanese Garden. It’s a little smaller than the one you have. I am hoping it grows quickly!

Great video! Thanks for sharing. I’m planting three trees in a row: a Kwanzan Cherry, a Kousa Dogwood, and another Kwanzan Cherry. I only have room to plant them 10 feet apart. Can I prune them once they start growing into one another or should I opt to only plant two? I’m buying trees that are 3” in diameter, and I’m trying to balance achieving a little privacy more quickly with knowing they will be 15-20ft wide once mature. Best of luck with the channel. Hope it blows up!

Thanks for this video, I’m confronted with a very similar situation right now ans it’s good to know there is precedent. Going to move mine soon.

I have 2 smaller lilacs that I am trying to transplant but what month would you recommend to do this?

Wow awesome succulent plant 🪴 am also a succulent plant lover I propagate the succulent plant for my TH-cam to is an amazing collection you picked thank you very much for sharing this video with us congratulations 🎊 👏 on your TH-cam channel California you could plant succulents out doors in New York we have to plant succulent indoors wish you all the best Supporting your TH-cam chanal waiting for more informative video Mini's little world from USA 🇺🇸 New York thank you for sharing 😊 🙏 😀 ☺️ ❤️ 💕

I plan to move a bunch of large lilac runners that are about 1" thick and maybe 8 ft tall . The area needs thinning , and I have a perfect long area that needs a bunch of these to make a fenceline . My neighbor also has bee hives , close to the fence line I plan to make , so I figure the bees will love these ! After seeing yours did well , I feel good about moving these . I have done some small runners and had success , but always wondered how larger ones will do ?

Thank you for posting this video. I have been looking to plant this tree in my front yard. I'm curious to know, where did you purchase this Kwanzan and how much did you spend?

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Nicely done Sam!

Oh wow, I never heard of the RI Red Japanese Maple that only grows 6' ft. I planted a bloodgood Japanese Maple in June 2021 & is doing beautifully.

Hi Sam, happy to see the Lilac survived. I have one that's over 20 years old. I hope in the future, you can share when & how to properly prune one. Thank you.

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The tapestry is great! The round rocks, though, seem (to me) to be somewhat overwhelming - the tapestry is almost lost among them. While the tapestry itself is excellent and the variety of succulents used are perfect, I think it would look better if a smaller stone - gravel or lava, perhaps, surrounded it so the succulents don't get lost in the view.

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Beautiful Plants. Like 103 Thank you for good sharing.

Absolutely , fantastic garden for succulent , I just wish the place I live had to change for a warm weather so I could work into my garden .

So jealous that you can just go to a local place and buy things like this... and then plant them outdoors!

Hi Sam, You have such a great space in the backyard and such a great canvas for expanding and creating! Thank you for sharing with us.

Love this planting! This will be beautiful as it grows in.

Many beautiful soculants.have nice Time bro

All I get is leaves, never any buds. I guess I need to fertilize more during the summer.

They came out great! Thanks for the tutorial!

Hey looks great. Can i ask, how much do the 6" and 1 gallon material generally cost in your area? I do the same thing as you here in Northern Bay area CA and I struggle to keep my costs down while installing large tapestries. Most nurseries charge high prices for full size succulents. Thanks!

Excellent explanation of the plants and their needs plus the design elements at play. Super talented!

Absolutely gorgeous!👏👏👏👏👍

finally !! its so rare to find professional landscape company show their work in that part of the country where landscape is nothing but desert

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I wish we could smell those beautiful arrangements! Great job! 🎄

Thank you! Those look great!🎄🎄