YOU GOTTA BE BEAMING WITH PRIDE ON THE WAY YOU BROUGHT HIM UP IN TODAY'S WORLD ! ! ! CONGRATULATIONS FOR SUCH A DOWN TO EARTH, HARD WORKING YOUNG MAN !
When I was 4 years old I planted a willow tree in my back yard, it's now an 80' giant. A full grown willow tree consumes 80-100 gallons of water per hour!
There is a legend of an old man who used a Willow cane during his elder years. When he died they stuck the cane next to his head stone and it sprouted and grew a new tree.
The thing is, that's only a very temporary growth. There's a park near where I live where several of them have blown over a number of years. In all cases, the growth survived 2 or 3 years and then died out. There's enough strength in the roots to produce new growth, but there's not enough leafs to replenish the roots, so it's just a long drawn out death process.
At 1:05 of the video, Andrew is backing up with a grapple load. I said to myself that I wished he would use a hard hat more often as I really worry he's going to take one to the head. Then at 1:27 or so a partially broken limb hits a tree and the end whips towards Andrew and he notices. then at 1:30 he is seen wearing his hard hat. I really like these videos, and I hope they continue to be so well done.
Kinda disappointed you didn't fall into the stream ;) Just curious, is this your summer home? I thought you were living in that awesome container castle?
Yah man, I had a feeling too that there would be fresh willow growth, they never die! And I'm sure that Maple will be fine, do you think that some fertilizer would help?
when you take down or clean up a willow tree, you should think about taking all the thigs that hang down and plant them in pots. keep the watered and you could have thousands of willow trees. they are one of the easiest trees to get started. dont need any special treatment, just make sure they are watered. that could be a huge source of income for you ! I know like you need another job ! lol
Too sure bubba make your videos a little bit longer and you have some outstanding videos especially when they're long in the good and they're interesting come on back with another longer one now be awesome
I see quite a lot of your machines in the drone footage in the end, is it your own place? :) And great video, and yeah Willow trees is hard to get rid of if you don't dig up the stump and roots. They're like Poplar, they're almost impossible to get rid of too..
Thanks, it looks like a real bulletproof unit and has doubtless made you a few bucks over the years. I'm looking for something similar in the 5 - 8 ton range
That willow tree had bad core strength, too much sitting around near the creek and not enough gym time. Glad the maple tree seem to have made it, should name it after Rocky Balboa.
Too deep, no way I planted it the same depth it was. Check out the video where I actually move it there. Its been 2 months, so I'm not worried about it, ill just keep it watered.
Ohkay. Just an observation I see this done often which causes the plant to suffocate. The flare needs to be exposed. Many choose to mulch right on top which is pretty yet incorrect. If the maple fails within a year or is suffering this may be the reason. Like the ariel perspectives... quite unique. You got my attention via the cargo container castling. Ta.
Great video love watching the work you do and that shot at the end man you must be in heaven cos that is a fantastic looking place to to live and work your a lucky man. Keep up the great videos all the best from Sheffield UK
The problem you will find with that willow is the regrowth is epicormic and does not form a correct bond to the trunk. As soon as its gets to heavy it will just snap again. not so bad in that spot as there seems to be nothing to damage, just a pain to have to clean it up again when the tree fails again. Great video mate!
I always found that willow stumps sprouts lots of shots and turn into a bush - and after some years - a very big bush :-) If they are trimmed they have grown big again around here. But the old stump starts rotting and that is their weak point in a wind. Just my experience..
Yeah, mine too, I was hoping that would be the case. That tree completely like died and feel over like 15 years ago, and grew back. Looks like its growing back again.
Where i was born,Willows got to be a curse as they regrow and spout blocking water courses and sending roots into drains. They were named a noxious pest in the finish.
I'm on a Heart transplant list. And I was giving up. I stumbled on vour vids and somehow your content inspires and gives people hope. You're Saving Lives Andrew ‼️🙏🧡 Believe it.
Funny but some serious thinking goes into the right place to put said maple where it will do its best, look nice when through and it won't fall on something when it gets real big and the wind or something knocks it down. I watched willow grow from trimmings that were dumped in that spot and that was just limbs.. it was a weeping willow so that may be different but to me it looks the same. I love watching Levi play whe you to are together. fun to watch
Sometimes the follow up is just as much fun as the original. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks
Thanks for sharing!!
always amazes how much you can get in that truck, thanks for filming and sharing your projects
lbfishin yeah, that truck carries anything. Thanks for watching.
That truck carries everything. Thanks for watching!!
Always learn something new when I watch Andrew work!!
YOU GOTTA BE BEAMING WITH PRIDE ON THE WAY YOU BROUGHT HIM UP IN TODAY'S WORLD ! ! ! CONGRATULATIONS FOR SUCH A DOWN TO EARTH, HARD WORKING YOUNG MAN !
What a beautiful property. Wish my house was among the trees, like that.
Andrew I really like your aerial drone shots at the end of your videos. Nice perspective.
When I was 4 years old I planted a willow tree in my back yard, it's now an 80' giant. A full grown willow tree consumes 80-100 gallons of water per hour!
Well done again. Willow trees are really great and strong ones. Also very useful. Maple looks very good. Congrats.
Ciao Andrew. We have these trees in Italy but another Name. First to go down in big storm. Thanks for your video.
Great to see the red maple tree make it through.
Yes, that was a gamble, I thought it was too big to move, at least with the machines I was moving it with.
Whats about the Tree now, in 2019?
2020 ??? :D
2021? Oh, it's still 2020....just feelsl like 2021....longest year EVER!
@@Kharnellius Indeed
Loved the beavers!! Those beavers are still crazy at building their own dams.
@@wetdixiebellelingerie3014 Always loved the beavers!! All those beavers are still crazy at building their own dams.
what a beautiful place to live
Good Job Andrew on the tree and video , it's amazing what a mini excavator
can do in the wright hands .
Bravo omule . sunt din Romania dar te urmaresc cu drag!
There is a legend of an old man who used a Willow cane during his elder years. When he died they stuck the cane next to his head stone and it sprouted and grew a new tree.
This is a beautiful piece of property!
You must be busy this week after that tropical storm. Thousands of trees down. Take care
SENIOR CAMARATA ,SIR ! YOU AND YOUR WIFE RAISED ONE HECK OF A SON. !
Beautiful land brother
Andrew...you are very good at what you do ... congrats!
Andrew, It would be cool to see what those trees look like now, 4 years later.... Thanks
The thing is, that's only a very temporary growth. There's a park near where I live where several of them have blown over a number of years. In all cases, the growth survived 2 or 3 years and then died out. There's enough strength in the roots to produce new growth, but there's not enough leafs to replenish the roots, so it's just a long drawn out death process.
At 1:05 of the video, Andrew is backing up with a grapple load. I said to myself that I wished he would use a hard hat more often as I really worry he's going to take one to the head. Then at 1:27 or so a partially broken limb hits a tree and the end whips towards Andrew and he notices. then at 1:30 he is seen wearing his hard hat. I really like these videos, and I hope they continue to be so well done.
In the UK we called them crack willow, straight cuttings root very quickly and are great intertwined for hedge rows
Great job Andrew!
Awesome man. The place is very nice.
Andrew, can we get an almost six year update in this tree?
Cool the Red Maple tree made it. I hope it is still alive.
Kinda disappointed you didn't fall into the stream ;)
Just curious, is this your summer home? I thought you were living in that awesome container castle?
parent's house
I think he lives at the house with the long back yard that has a random selection of his equipment at it.
Well done Andrew.
That red maple looks great. I remember the trolls said you killed it. They were wrong! You do great work. I wish you were in Wisconsin.
Robert Coates thanks. Yeah that tree should be fine since it's made it this long.
We have 'Weeping Willows' here in Maine. They seem to live forever.
Spot on Andrew. Its called self propagation. Sycamore do it also.
Very nice wooden boat.
oh cool your maple is doing good!
Willows are beautiful
It's time to make a wood chipper Andrew :)
Good job as always
MrFakit I had a big wood chipper last year, trucking would waste to a burn pile seems a lot easier to me
I said make one! :p
Kidding aside, I just enjoy your /repair/ fabrication videos
River birch would also do well in that pond .
Very nice video good job
thanks
Where is this? It's beautiful, I want to move there!
Upstate New York as far as i know.
Did the stump grow a new tree?
Awesome video
Its been over 3 years, can we get an update on the willow tree?
Yah man, I had a feeling too that there would be fresh willow growth, they never die! And I'm sure that Maple will be fine, do you think that some fertilizer would help?
Its been a while, so I don't want to mess it up with fertilizer. I'm not too worried about it, I'll just make sure to keep it watered.
what a beautiful place you live in you are very lucky
Great video
Awesome 🌱🌻
My best friend stuck willow twigs into the ground thirty years ago he has trees
Oh to have an excavator, I have to do that on my property with 20 trips to the burn pile in a little side by side.
thanks AC nvr knew that bout Willow Tree's ...
and Knowing is half the battle
With that view it makes me wonder, is your place close to your parents? Seems like it.
We need an update on the tree, it's been over four years as of this comment.
Canoe Bridge - Brilliant! who'da thunk
when you take down or clean up a willow tree, you should think about taking all the thigs that hang down and plant them in pots. keep the watered and you could have thousands of willow trees. they are one of the easiest trees to get started. dont need any special treatment, just make sure they are watered. that could be a huge source of income for you ! I know like you need another job ! lol
Thanks.
Willows never die.
Why do willow trees always seem to fall into water?
They are usually growing near it.
Well done on the Japanese maple...
Too sure bubba make your videos a little bit longer and you have some outstanding videos especially when they're long in the good and they're interesting come on back with another longer one now be awesome
super...james
2020 update?
I see quite a lot of your machines in the drone footage in the end, is it your own place? :)
And great video, and yeah Willow trees is hard to get rid of if you don't dig up the stump and roots. They're like Poplar, they're almost impossible to get rid of too..
Andrew be safe dude
That little old yanmar is a beast - do you know the model number?
Charles Hodge it's a b50, that thing is great.
Thanks, it looks like a real bulletproof unit and has doubtless made you a few bucks over the years. I'm looking for something similar in the 5 - 8 ton range
That willow tree had bad core strength, too much sitting around near the creek and not enough gym time. Glad the maple tree seem to have made it, should name it after Rocky Balboa.
A bit of modification that would have been a beaver's house,,, you could have rented it out,,
Is this your folks house?
yes
@@AndrewCamarata it's such a beautiful piece of property.
The red maple seems to be planted too deep.... for those 60 plus days the leaves should be better.
Too deep, no way I planted it the same depth it was. Check out the video where I actually move it there. Its been 2 months, so I'm not worried about it, ill just keep it watered.
Ohkay. Just an observation I see this done often which causes the plant to suffocate. The flare needs to be exposed. Many choose to mulch right on top which is pretty yet incorrect. If the maple fails within a year or is suffering this may be the reason. Like the ariel perspectives... quite unique. You got my attention via the cargo container castling. Ta.
You should be wearing chaps,you only get one set of legs
👍👍👍
Watch out for them crazy beavers.
The only way to keep a tree from growing back is to remove the stump and all the roots!
I want it to come back. I think the beaver keeps eating it though.
Good
Its bean a few years how is the stump looking meow
I should go look. I think that beaver kept eating that tree so I am not sure if it ever took.
What state do you live in?
NY
don't blame you for leaving California
@andrewcamarata how about an update on the willow tree 2 years later, I was thinking about transplanting a couple small sprouts to our pond
Thank you
Are you implying the beavers should have contracted you to do the damn???
Justin beaver aren't that bright
The beavers aren’t that bright.
Wow that Maple tree is looking good. I never knew that about a Willow tree. That's awesome.
It eventually bit the dust.
They also produce their own aspirin. They got a lotta magical folklore around them for a reason.
Great video love watching the work you do and that shot at the end man you must be in heaven cos that is a fantastic looking place to to live and work your a lucky man. Keep up the great videos all the best from Sheffield UK
The problem you will find with that willow is the regrowth is epicormic and does not form a correct bond to the trunk. As soon as its gets to heavy it will just snap again. not so bad in that spot as there seems to be nothing to damage, just a pain to have to clean it up again when the tree fails again. Great video mate!
I never knew that abt a willow!!
I always found that willow stumps sprouts lots of shots and turn into a bush - and after some years - a very big bush :-)
If they are trimmed they have grown big again around here. But the old stump starts rotting and that is their weak point in a wind.
Just my experience..
Yeah, mine too, I was hoping that would be the case. That tree completely like died and feel over like 15 years ago, and grew back. Looks like its growing back again.
Where i was born,Willows got to be a curse as they regrow and spout blocking water courses and sending roots into drains. They were named a noxious pest in the finish.
I'm on a Heart transplant list. And I was giving up. I stumbled on vour vids and somehow your content inspires and gives people hope. You're Saving Lives Andrew ‼️🙏🧡 Believe it.
Damn, that's crazy.
Hi man, you live in an amazing place!I watch your videos from Argentina and where i live There is no place like that! Nice videos
Thanks
Realmente es muy lindo lugar...
El tema es, acostumbrarse al frío...
Hey Andrew how big is the Willow Tree stump growth now? Its July 2019
RAMOJ007 I need to go look. I think the beaver keeps eating it.
Would be a fun update on what the willow, beaver and red maple have been up to :)
hmmm new york beaver?
you made a very nice job
Agriculture thanks.
Thank maple tree is coming along very nice and looks pretty healthy, it will be a great center peice in a few years.
Funny but some serious thinking goes into the right place to put said maple where it will do its best, look nice when through and it won't fall on something when it gets real big and the wind or something knocks it down. I watched willow grow from trimmings that were dumped in that spot and that was just limbs.. it was a weeping willow so that may be different but to me it looks the same. I love watching Levi play whe you to are together. fun to watch
thanks 4 video. be kind.
Andrew, have you been to this property recently? How's the red maple and willow tree doing?!?!
I think you're right about that willow tree as long as the stump is there it will regrow and that beaver he's not done yet
the comment on the photo about it growing another tree, there is no doubt. You cannot kill those damn trees!
Most beavers are 🤪
You guys did a better jobs and I see you have someone to help very well good luck and be bless ok
I sure enjoy the landscaping of this site and the Maple tree.
а вдруг там бобер жил
So...did it grow into new tree? Why else this video would show up on my recommendations? :)
I think the beaver kept eating it. That beaver that started in this video really changed the shape of this pond.
Would love to see an update on willow tree
I should go look. I think that beaver kept eating it. That beaver really changed the whole pond.
Andrew Camarata thanks for responding. Keep making great videos. Sure helps pass the time right now 👍🏻
Wow how did you touch that power line