60+ Rare ORNAMENTAL TREES & SHRUBS Tour with Coldwater Pond Nursery - Ep. 095
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2025
- One of the great pleasures we have is touring (and supporting) some of our local greenhouses and nurseries in the Finger Lakes area. Additionally, getting plants locally will often mean that those plants are more accustomed to the weather patterns of the area. One of the nurseries we had been planning to visit since getting on the land was Coldwater Pond Nursery, run by Ted Hildebrandt-a third-generation nurseryman.
You can find out more about Coldwater Pond here: coldwaterpond.com
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Wow, his voice is so soothing. 😍
I find myself so peaceful, after watching this episode. What a fantastisc place to be working.
This has been by far my favorite episode!!!! 🌳🌿❤️❤️❤️
Such amazing plants, wow! Thanks for sharing 😃🌳🪴
The drone footage, along with the music.. beautiful!
I truly enjoyed learning about these trees! Working in this industry would be my dream job
Thanks for sharing ☺️
as a fellow plant nerd,i`m so lovin your channel, thank you
Thank you for producing such wonderful content!
I’m impressed to see such happy trees… and of course how wouldn’t they be with Ted giggling for them every day🎶💕
I love to see how excited Summer gets when she sees a plant she's into, I defnatly see myself with that smily glossy eyes. watching this for the second time, very impressed by his work and how serene and confident he is about his craft. happy people simply don't get bothered by others. thanks again u guys, and congrats to sanders for the constantly evolving skills. sending a lotta love from Brazil
So interesting. Thank you so much for doing this interview/video. I can imagine how much fun shopping would be at this location.
Love the nursery tours you do, I'm always looking for new plants and new ideas for my garden.
What an amazing place
absolutely LOVED this segment....well done Summer
A beautiful place 🌳
This collection would make you a millionaire in the Netherlands
What a gem!! 🤗🤗
Super impressive ❤
Isn't it nice when you go to a party and find someone who speaks your language? Are there any camping places in the greenhouse? I rode my bike through a certain very old giant forest which had been protected by the former presence of a wall and visited a nearby garden center for outdoor plants. Those 2 times I realized what real air to breath must be. You feel so much better, instantly. Great people, great tour. I am for sure envious of their chance to live and work, with a passion for life and beauty. The planet thanks them.
I really appreciate your little text ID tags which specify the Latin and cultivar names for these magnificent plants, trees and shrubs.❤
Oh my. I have admired Japanese Maples forever, but until now, couldn't give any a good home. I visit an unknown neighbor's house just to see them. They have several colors of these elegant little trees. They have other cool plants too. Cool guy to talk to with a cool nursery as well. You guys have all the fun, with your neighbors. I have never met the people in that house, with their beautiful garden. Sigh.
Love that they have stock from Heronswood Nursery from my neck of the woods.
Awww this one reminded me of my mother and the lilac tree she had in our garden when I was a child. 😍
But what I really loved about this and almost all of your tours is the enthusiasm and generosity of the hosts - like Ted, they seem to be such lovely happy people, so proud of their work and happy to share their knowledge. It's really cool.
Phenomenal plant nursery collections the variegated oak tree, lilac plant finally get to see one. Have to watch it a few more times, plant therapy lol
I really loved this. One day, before I die, I'd love to plant an arboretum, this video has been tucked away in my save folder.
Such a special cultivation operation
I was born in Geneva on the Sampson Air Force Base in 1955 a few months before they closed it. We were the last family to leave and we’re stationed in England. How fun to see this!
Glad you had a little trip down memory lane. :)
We have camped at Sampson several times. Love our Finger Lakes
Looks like you had a perfect day in the sunshine! I can't get over just how incredibly healthy and lush all those shrubs and trees are ~ I'm sure a testament to the devoted stewardship of Ted and family. Looking forward to Part 2!
I wish I could visit this lovely place!
Sooooo cool. Thank you all for sharing
this video made me reach out and order plants from them
The nursery owner say he was a third generation grower reminded me of the Theodore Roethke poem Child On Top Of A Greenhouse
The wind billowing out the seat of my britches,
My feet crackling splinters of glass and dried putty,
The half-grown chrysanthemums staring up like accusers,
Up through the streaked glass, flashing with sunlight,
A few white clouds all rushing eastward,
A line of elms plunging and tossing like horses,
And everyone, everyone pointing up and shouting!
Theodore Roethke
saying*
Sander your camera skills are just fantastic! 👍
So impressed.
Thank you!
Cannot wait for the next video. I can't wait to see what you got and your delivery♥️ What a beautiful place 😍
🇨🇦👏 inspiring story!
Among trees with red color leaves, I was always struck by the beauty of the Thundercloud Plum. On a sunny summer's day when the light shines through the leaves, the effect is magical. The leaves almost look like garnet gemstones. I lived in Rochester, NY for many years and Thundercloud Plums were known to many gardeners. I didn't hear about or see any of these trees in this video. Maybe they are too common a plant for this specialized nursery. I grew flowering almond bushes and they are a shop stopper in the Spring but they are not a shapely bush. Finally my childhood home was right next to Highland Park which has a huge lilac collection. There are probably 1,200- 1,300 lilac bushes with over 500 varieties in the collection. People drive down from Canada and up from Pennsylvania and even New York City to attend the Lilac Festival in Rochester at the end of May. I used to keep my windows open and the back porch door open to catch whiffs of the amazing lilac perfume. Another magical moment. I would encourage everyone to attend the Highland Park Lilac Fesitval at the end of May.
Summer, I'm not sure how you have the willpower to NOT walk around that place with a handful of sold tags!
Amazing plant collection!!
Oh don't you worry: we got a fair share of plants in that delivery!
@@FlockFingerLakes ha!
Nice!
Lots of nurseries have closed in our area. It’s nice to see this one going strong. I understand why trees are so expensive now. The years it takes to propagate.
When ever anyone says the Finger Lakes i always think of jim carrey in the office when he kept going on about his holiday there during a job interview :)
wow! driven by that sign for years! within walking distance. never investigated, my loss.
" Red leaved varieties of anything"
I think remember you saying you're wanting Cercis canadensis??
I have a variety called 'forest pansy' ! Beautiful red / purple leaves. Definitely give it a shout 🗣
I live in the opposite corner of the US…Washington state on the shores of Puget Sound. I am a plant collector and spent many hours and money shopping at Heronswood Nursery when it was in operation…even painted their catalog cover one year. I have their Puget Pink maple which makes wonderful seedlings. The foliage is a bright pink on the back and a lovely brownish green top. If you want seed let me know. It’s a relatively small maple and has a wonderful shape and grows quickly.
this is the kind of nursery you need to rent a uhaul box truck for ❤❤❤
Goodness, how can you not want to buy everything from this nursery? It must be so hard to let them go if I were to work there.
The larch forests in my area, western MT, are the best in fall. Almost everything, well tall enough to see from a distance, is a conifer. So the splotches of yellow everywhere are amazing. That said, the high elevation aspen are nice too but don't stick out as much. The understory though, has just about every color from the huckleberries to maples to alders, elders, to the evergreen bushes.
One of the income sources I am interested in is the specialty plant sales. Because I want to build a list of plants suitable to the conditions in my area. There has been little to no work done in that niche.
I wonder if you can make a video interviewing the owner of a nursery like this about how the trees are grown in pots for easy sell.
Here we get small beige Russian moths on the Chestnuts, which ruin the leaves. This starts each June and I have no idea how the trees can still be alive. I have heard that the pink blossomed ones are more resistant to this problem than the white. They also have beautiful leaves until June.
Not sure! Haven't heard of the moth; will have to do some research on it, but it's something you should ask your extension office in your county.
Chestnut Leaf Miner. That is what Google says. Here they call them Russian Moths because they came here from there some years ago. They are plentiful. June is their attack month and there is not a proper way to gather leaves in order to prevent the spread. Some make it into the house. Ah, Nature.
I VG loved this interview! Where in the state of Nebraska is that Tiffany blue lilac? I’m in Omaha!
I have so many odd plants on my acreage that I’d love to propagate, but I’m just not good at it.
I wish there was more plant and tree varieties in Canada for sale :(
Don’t miss bonsai good investment but need time
Maybe bonsai on rock
Probably koi fish in the pond
I need to do this. The amount of trees I'm dragging around with me.
Candy shop
Wow these videos make me feel so uneducated....that area must have a high education level so many of these people you run into now all the scientific names of these plants.