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Would love to see an update on how some of these scot’s pines are doing

I've had a few someone told me to put in the fridge, they didn't mention soaking and compost. So glad I found your video and just soaked about 10 tonight. You earned a sub for this great tutorial. Thanks again friend. 👏👍

Interesting

I’m sorry to be that one tree nerd, but those are not green cones. Green cones are not yet mature enough to produce viable seeds. Great to see someone growing trees though 👍

Many thanks for your tips on growing walnuts from seed. Literally dunking the first batch today!

do floating seeds mean they're dead? I've watched your video and your seeds float, yet another you-tuber said if they float they're dead. could you please advise, thank you

Why do trees produce non-viable seeds?

Plant around in woods

i feel like evergreen conifers have a hard time reproducing on their own. i see tons of deciduous tree seedlings of many different kinds popping every year , but ive never seen for example a spruce or pine tree seedling on my property even though there are plenty of those trees around

I am watching this video while eating walnuts from my sister's house garden in Farnborough. They have huge walnut tree in the garden 😅

Thank you ❤

Great video and all the time spent doing the filming and editing. I really appreciate the time involved!

Great video!! Love the content!:)

We have around 40 Hazel trees on our bit of land that produce a load of nuts, I'd love to have walnuts too

Very helpful mate, thanks very much. I’m very interested in giving this a try this fall. Know the perfect spot to find some cones.

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Good job; I enjoyed watching your process. Wish I had an enormous, beautiful tree like that in my neighborhood!! Wow. Hope you become the Johnny Appleseed of walnuts in England. If only we could eliminate all those grey squirrels! :0)

Thank you for this great video. You packed a lot of information here. I appreciate showing us the various ways you tried.

Very enjoyable video. I visited the remote site last year, not much left of the signal box.

Hi Howard, thank you for sharing this video - very informative! Are these walnuts edible? What do you do with your germinated seeds and young saplings? Plant around in woods/fields guerrilla style or sell them on? Thanks

their foliage develop very quickly

can you stratify them outdoors in a shady cool spot?

Im going to grow some pines this year thank you very much

Thank you. It's good to see the time lapse pictures showing the growth.

Earth Award to you, creator 🏆!!

Excellent wee tutorial. I'd encourage everybody to have a go at this and when the saplings are bigger in a few years plant them out in the countryside. The UK and Ireland needs more native trees. Thanks for making the video and for taking the time to upload.

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Noble effort, I am interested to find out how many survived. We planted 3 Scots Pine trees in our yard in 1989. We lost one but the other 2 seem quite fine. There have been some pretty rough times over the years with them. Too little moisture, too much wind, strong North winds and -30 C temps. But in the last few summers with decent precipitation they have packed on some bulk. Hopefully they'll be kept by new owners when that day comes. They should live for 100's of years.

How long do the nuts store for, I’ve found some couple years ago from my tree, I had no idea how big they grow pah pah I might have to move it. Wow we need to replace our Ash down south which is dying at rapid rate and planting the walnut would be fabulous. Thanks 🙏 maybe I could germinate my old nuts?

Thank you for the information. My sister's scotch pine christmas tree has pine cones on it. You can actually hear them opening in the warm house. I told her to save them for me, and I am going to try your techniques!

Quite informative thank you

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planting is the easy part, its the waiting 30 years for a nice size thats the hard part

Great video. How did the beech seeds do from last year?

This is actually my favorite video I’ve ever watched

Many thanks for this, most helpful. K

tyvk 4 this video; Last year was the first time that I ever tried beech nuts. Really loved them. This year I gathered a bunch of them, and when I tried to sample them, it was just Fibre in my mouth. Just husks. And I tested several of them and got the same result. I really wanted to know why, and now I know. Fibre itself isn’t actually wonderful to taste, so I think I’ll float them like you did to find out what actually has food in them, and toss the rest of the compost bin. And I think I would like to try to grow a few beech trees myself. Thank you so much! :-)

I'm in Toronto Canada and I haven't found 1 viable seed from 4 trees. It's been a coolish damp year.

Thank you. I just picked up abunch of breech tree seeds from a healthy tree here in the US and I am hoping to manage to grow a few. Here in Eastern US there is a beech leaf disease that is expected to kill all the neech trees.

Good information thank you.

sorry to be thick here but I know absolutely nothing about this, I have collected lots of fallen nuts most of which are still green, should I open them to extract the nut or leave them a while to open naturally?

Great vid, Howard. I thought I knew Ewbanks Scar and the top end of Podgill well but was unaware that part of the beck went underground. Intact I never saw it totally dry. Beautiful " water feature " and so little known. To my mind equally as stunning as Stenkrith! Cheers for posting.

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Look at those newts

Lovely video to watch for relaxation. Great not to have annoying music! I took the time to watch to the end and used it as my daily mindfulness practice. Hope more people find this.