Chopping Down (Enormous!) Invasive Trees | Bradford Pear Removal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- Watch as we take down two enormous invasive Bradford pear trees in this satisfying tree removal video! Admittedly, when I planted these stinky trees years ago, I didn't realize that they're invasive to our native habitat. Bradford Pears can quickly crowd out native plants, interrupt the feeding habits of insects and birds around them. In fact, it's now illegal to sell them, and it's best to remove them as soon as possible.
These two trees are well established, so we'll need some extra hands, as well as a telescopic forklift. I'll show you the process of cutting down these massive trees step-by-step!
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Everything looks beautiful to me!!thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
Durham, NC has a bounty on those nasty trees. This past weekend I planted two Ligustrum. Boy did I catch hell from a lady down the street. After she ranted about invasives, I thank her and showed her the road.
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Looks great
Thanks!
Enjoyed the video
Thanks, I appreciate ya!
Nicely done as usual... quick note, I'd clear the area around your A/C unit, that rose might be a bit close and blocking full air flow... Tip from your uncle Bob 😊
Good call!
Have you thought about having a community day at the greenhouse. Give out prizes, then have a raffle for everyone that buys gets a chance at an exotic plant.
Make it kids friendly too.
Cool idea!
I know a guy that has 1 or 2 Japanese Maples😂 to replace the pears, maybe some "Bloodgood" to give the landscape some color.
Bradford's pears even though they are a beautiful tree when in bloom, they smell terrible, the fruit makes a mess the leaves don't come off till couple good frost (Ohio) because of that if it snows or ice the branches will split.I have 3 extra large ones (about 18" to 20" caliber) that got damaged by ice storm few yrs back, I trimmed them back ( like a bonsai ), my wife thought I was crazy ....2 yrs later they filled in nicely, so now they're more of a globe then a pyramid shape. BTW the bees don't like them either, very little pollen. You got a beautiful property 👍👍✌️
Bloodgood would look nice! Thanks for watching friend!!
Howdy Mr DiGG
Howdy Tug!
Job well done by all buddy definitely let plenty of light through, as for the competition it’s lowes could have put cards on all the cars in the car park 😂😂😂😂 aviary looking awesome mate 🍻🍻
Thanks Jamie! 🍻
Where that second tree was, i think, would be a great place for that huge collection of Japanese Maples you have at the nursery.
I agree!
You could make one of those beds a showcase for your Japanese maples.
Gonna need bigger beds, but I like the way you think!
Back in high school we called them rotten fish trees
lol, they smell horrible!
Looks like some Japanese Maples in the future
Just might be!!
Instead of digging the stumps I would just plant around it, maybe use the stump as a stand for a planter.
Great idea, especially since I dont wanna go through the trouble of digging them up!
@@grassrootsgardening right, you might end up with a big hole. lol. Both your channels are awesome to watch.
You guys are a little rough on the removals there