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That idiot that filming is most of the time pointing camera in man and not in tree or branches. It colud be great video, but like this is just average. Change cameraman instantly.

Impressive video and great effort guys. Very much appreciated. If possible, can you arrange an additional short video which helps us to understand how to prune side branches where too many imbricative bushy ones.

Please how do you cook cardoon

Hello from Italy. I think this tipe of pruning is called polyconic vase and in Italy one of the most famous professor and populazier is Giorgio Pannelli.

This is all great information but because the camera is never pointing at where the cuts are being made I have no idea what he's doing. We need to see the saw working, not the guy talking!

Thank you so much for this great informative video. I have a house where the olive trees have not been pruned for years. So now I know what to do.

Hello from Greece ! I enjoyed the video and the pruning !

Thanks, I appreciate the info! Would be awesome to hear more about Olive groves in regenerative manner!

good narration, but somehow confused camera!

do you have olive flies damage on the fruits of these trees?

Me encanta el vídeo soy Chloe ❤️🧡💛💚🩵💙💜😀

I didn't realise that yucca gloriosa could root so easily from these cuttings. I will try to take cuttings from my gloriosa. Yucca Filimentosa (Adams Needle) does not grow a trunk. Thanks for the video. 👍

Our neighbor grew this 15 years ago, now the bloody thing is everywhere, growing in the bush, across his section, and all over my back garden and house, and when not in flower they look like a huge mess cause sucking insect LOVE THEM, and by the million, they breed and suck all the leaves dead. Vine Hoppers have bred and spread from these decimating my Dahlias, and other flowers.

Prefers semi shade in the U.K. but grows well. It’s already dying back now but I’m not entirely sure if that just because we have had a sad excuse of a summer It’s only the 3rd year but it has indeed spread through a 2x1 bed So I will be attempting propagating via separation at the end of the season when all the flowers have dried. I have picked some “seed pods” as am curious to see if the can be grown in this way

Excellent, thank you.

I liked him from the spot when he starts to explain like a german master of gardening. When i said he mostra like to work peachfully with saw snd scissor. I feel in love. My No. 1 for learning pruning for protected area at Lago Trasimeno for fullfill the EU bird protection directiv. 😘 Thank you I can watch this.

Great stuff. Make more!!!

Does the parent yucca stalk in the original pot ever sprout new leaves from the top (cut) area?

Which months of the year are okay for the trees ?

a big thank you from my wonderful ancient olive tree..gracias.

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Nice idea. Thank you.

I would worry about chemicals too, definitely not bio / organic anymore. Probably less worse than sewer mud, three sludge products derived from the same municipal Sewage sludge (SS) is formed as a by-product at a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)-sludge biochar (SSB), dried sludge (DSS), and sludge compost (SSC)

Just keep spreading this stuff all over the place plant pioneer/sacrificial plants, ground cover and in addition to the chop and drop, bring in and spread mulch to protect the soil from the heat. Also inoculation with mushrooms is a good idea when establishing the garden beds, especially when you use wood chips and carbon rich mulches... It's nice to see you going in action 😊

Plastic in the compost can liberate toxic molecules that can end up in vegetables which is, as I am concerned, unacceptable.

I just purchased a Whitewater acanthus. I’m too nervous to plant in the ground as I do not want it to spread. I’m not worried about seedlings as they are way to pluck out. But my understanding is that it would be impossible to contain in one area because of the rhizomes. Do you have a recommendation on containing this plant? This is a concern I only have a small garden. Thank you.

So cool, I'm really looking forward to see the results! I'm quite sure it's still way too hot to bring it directly in contact with plant seedlings but after a few weeks it should cool down

Very informative, thank you!

Video could’ve been great if the camera man actually showed where the cuts are being made.

In other words, prune it like you would any fruit tree. Got it.

How do you manage when it’s windy ? And how do manage fire 🔥 risk ? We are in Spain and been advised by local council to keep land clear 😢

Awesome idea!

Buen trabajo Eric 👏👏👏

You need to learn about biochar. Make it yourself. Soil enhanced forever.

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Great to hear some real life experience on the no dig phenomenon. We too have the struggle of insufficient inputs at present but manure and digging are still producing good crops.

Hello from Tunisia. I can certainly empathise with your drought. Growing cover crops in summer is not something we can do either. The only thing we can do is chop it own and use the organic matter as a mulch.

Thank you for your instruction. Plant olive tree in Sweden, also challenging 😂

Thank you so much for your videos!! I am learning so much! I am trying to apply permaculture principals in Lebanon and having other med countries collab is awesome!

Great work, I'd love to taste your oil! In Portugal we harvest much much later, when all the olives are black. I think the taste is softer but we do lose some crop when it falls. I'd love for our local mill to open earlier - in 2023 it didn't open till mid-November and I could have harvested by end October.

❤from Greece, starting own once last year- all instructions are right, clear and usefull! TX a lot

really enjoyed video

you know how to pass your knowledge and that is awesome ..keep that good work

Save water🎉, save life ❤

Hello from Northern Tunisia 🇹🇳. Like you are now having to capture rainwater. Our well ran dry last year which as usual can imagine was devastating for our crops. We also had rain today...long may it continue. 😊

Thank you for the guide.watching from Adsubia Alicante 🎉

How old are those trees on average

Thank you, will have to prune 80 trees soon, this really helped!

How is it going ? Does no dig work for you

I stole a little plant a few weeks ago..............thankfully it is still alive and growing strongly................but im really excited to have more than one...........im so anxious.................... gracias por el video.......... que suerte que encontre este canal porque en español no ha sobre propagacion de esta hermosa planta!!!