Pines and Pruning

6/14/09-Host Kim Toscano has the opportunity to ask Professor Komai Kazuhiro from Kyoto University of Art and Design a few questions about pruning pine trees.

[@h.m.3-L]

Thank you, this is such a good video I wish I had more to practice this technique!

[@kingporter67]

This is a great video!

[@browpetj]

Needle for each member of the family? Thats pretty needleless tree! How thin did this look when you were done guys?

[@stevejones7140]

Thanks great video and great information ,this has been very helpful to me.

[@saigurannekoren7522]

steve jones are working to care trees as well Mr.

[@ArtworkAnon]

Love her

[@OklahomaGardening]

We do too! Thanks for watching! Happy Gardening!

[@adriennem3168]

2:31 Reminds me of foot binding. Personally I like the natural state or minimally controlled trees. If such intense labor was devoted to other aspects, I wonder what important feats our species could accomplish.

[@MemeMan_MEMESQUAD]

Beauty is more important than gdp

[@goosecouple]

Wow wow !

[@EsspressoMan1]

Wow what a good way to make a pine tree ugly lol I will never prune a pine tree Japanese style