Thank you for your watching!!✨ If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏 ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
很喜欢日本庭院，也特别欣赏日本人做事的工匠精神，谢谢分享！！ 只可惜，最后没有完工后的全景画面，如果能加上去会更完美。I like the Japanese garden very much, and I especially appreciate the Craftsman’s spirit of the Japanese people. Thank you for sharing! ! It's a pity that there is no panoramic picture after completion. It would be more perfect if it could be added.
Nice to see the high quality materials being worked skillfully by knowledgeable craftsman. ~ There is a current school of thought that recommends discontinuing the practice of amending the soil surrounding newly planted trees. The reasoning is that in time a tree’s roots will need to grow into the poorer , unamended soil of the garden and obtain sufficient moisture and nutrition from it. If the newly developing root system is overly fed and supported by rich earth placed close to the root ball , this may discourage the feeder roots from quickly spreading widely into the poorer soil. Spreading roots are the underground support structure for the trunk and branches. It’s important to establish this structure quickly, so that the growth of the tree is not interrupted or slowed during it’s vulnerable transition period from being field grown, balled and burlaped and then planted in it’s new location. Not amending may be a particularly valid approach when planting in heavy clay soils. In such a case the planting hole may effectively become an underground pot with poor drainage, if it is filled with amended earth. The roots emerging from the root ball may take the path of least resistance and simply circle the planting hole through the rich amended soil , never penetrating the denser surrounding clay.
That's pulverized Gypsum. Do a bit of research on it since it sounds like you don't know what it is; as it solves/helps all your listed concerns - it changes the surrounding dense clay's chemical characteristics drastically (underneath and around to the dug hole; or wherever the water washes away or soaks into), aerates and loosens the clay by changing its' charged particles... in turn, air, water and roots can penetrate the surrounding dense clay hole much easier. Some people use it in the US (the good gardeners/horticulturalists anyways); but it isn't common practice in the States at all and is almost never mentioned in the States funnily enough (especially on YT). It is commonly used in Japan and Asia though (where the true master gardeners are I guess).
There is a time and place for everything, and by degrees. Select the proper plant for the soil, but I believe amending the soil can be of benefit provided the contrast between existing and amended soil is not too drastic.
also removing the sac and ropes is a must. I dunno why they didn't, but leaving it is a great way to get your tree root bound and die. Maybe in Japan it rains enough that it doesn't matter, but elsewhere remove ropes and sacs.
2 questions. What is the name of the bamboo looking plants they placed in the front by the step, and where can I get a pair of shoe/boot that the guy in all blue is wearing. The ones that separate the big toe from the rest.
Thank you for your watching!!✨
If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏
ko-fi.com/japanesegardentv
The funds will be used to preserve traditional Japanese garden techniques.
Your videos are wonderful! Keep up the good work!
Wow the attention to detail is amazing! Great job and beautiful.
とても素晴らしい！I learn so much from your videos, I'm really grateful for all the knowledge you share on your channel. 本当に大好きです！どうもありがとうございます！
"any artificial or man-made objects which
aren't a good fit for the aesthetic of the garden are hidden" that is so Japanese! Love it, love it! 👍👍👍
Thank you! Stay tuned for the next video.
Really good looking job. I’m also in construction greetings from North Carolina USA.
Some excellent teaching! Please do more. Thank you
Patiently and very well done.
Perfect! Congratulations!
Thank you!!!!
Best channel on UA-cam
很喜欢日本庭院，也特别欣赏日本人做事的工匠精神，谢谢分享！！ 只可惜，最后没有完工后的全景画面，如果能加上去会更完美。I like the Japanese garden very much, and I especially appreciate the Craftsman’s spirit of the Japanese people. Thank you for sharing! ! It's a pity that there is no panoramic picture after completion. It would be more perfect if it could be added.
Like tazman said , it`s all the details that make this come together so beautifully .......
great job fellas ...
Nice to see the high quality materials being worked skillfully by knowledgeable craftsman. ~ There is a current school of thought that recommends discontinuing the practice of amending the soil surrounding newly planted trees. The reasoning is that in time a tree’s roots will need to grow into the poorer , unamended soil of the garden and obtain sufficient moisture and nutrition from it. If the newly developing root system is overly fed and supported by rich earth placed close to the root ball , this may discourage the feeder roots from quickly spreading widely into the poorer soil. Spreading roots are the underground support structure for the trunk and branches. It’s important to establish this structure quickly, so that the growth of the tree is not interrupted or slowed during it’s vulnerable transition period from being field grown, balled and burlaped and then planted in it’s new location. Not amending may be a particularly valid approach when planting in heavy clay soils. In such a case the planting hole may effectively become an underground pot with poor drainage, if it is filled with amended earth. The roots emerging from the root ball may take the path of least resistance and simply circle the planting hole through the rich amended soil , never penetrating the denser surrounding clay.
Thank you!😊
That's pulverized Gypsum. Do a bit of research on it since it sounds like you don't know what it is; as it solves/helps all your listed concerns - it changes the surrounding dense clay's chemical characteristics drastically (underneath and around to the dug hole; or wherever the water washes away or soaks into), aerates and loosens the clay by changing its' charged particles... in turn, air, water and roots can penetrate the surrounding dense clay hole much easier.
Some people use it in the US (the good gardeners/horticulturalists anyways); but it isn't common practice in the States at all and is almost never mentioned in the States funnily enough (especially on YT). It is commonly used in Japan and Asia though (where the true master gardeners are I guess).
@@LessTalkMoreDelicious True Master Japanese Gardeners' meticulous reverence for Natures' complexities and beauty.
There is a time and place for everything, and by degrees. Select the proper plant for the soil, but I believe amending the soil can be of benefit provided the contrast between existing and amended soil is not too drastic.
Great tactic with vacuum in cone!! Thanks for the videos, great work!
Thanks for the nice comments!
Love it! Such a treat! Had a good time watching it. Thank you for sharing🥰.
Greetings from Lancashire England. Beautiful, beautiful work.
Hi im from India .My dream is to visit England once🤟🏻😍😍😇
プロのお仕事、とても参考になります。
この続きも楽しみにしています。
ありがとうございます！
ぜひ楽しみにお待ちください！😊
Very nice work! I like your circular cut, and I like how you hide the plastic cover with the round stone!
Thank you!
I'm sure the next video will make a big difference in our garden again!
@@JapaneseGardenTV looking forward to it!
very nice and worthy goals of preservation. Is there any more videos about this project?
Exelente trabajo! sus videos son muy educativos para quienes queremos aprender, muchas gracias por compartir!
¡Gracias! ¡Haré todo lo posible para hacer mi próximo video!
@@JapaneseGardenTV Excelente!!, olvidé mencionar que las animaciones quedan muy bien en sus videos, es un gran acierto el incorporarlas, sigan así
Gorgeous garden 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼really amazing to ur professional practice
Thank you! Stay tuned for the next video!
Nice music selection, made watching even better
Enjoyed the show
Great video, relaxing background music 💕💕👌 thanks for sharing
Beautiful!
Thank you!!
Love the tree 🌸🌎
Really like this 👍🏼
You guys are amazing 😉
Thank you!!!
also removing the sac and ropes is a must. I dunno why they didn't, but leaving it is a great way to get your tree root bound and die. Maybe in Japan it rains enough that it doesn't matter, but elsewhere remove ropes and sacs.
Borcu......děláre úžasnú práci....po vás tu něco zůstává.👍👍👏👏👏
Amazingly Beautiful 😍
Are the bamboo looking plants at 9:48 left in their planting containers when placed in the ground?
hi I like your video very much, but one chose confuse me : why you planted the tree with root covered? It can grew up as that? Thank you
It's not a problem because the roots come out through the cloth that's wrapped around the roots! That cloth will also rot away after a while.
Greatings from México,i suscribe all ready.
Thank you!😊
勉強になります❗️
ありがとうございます！
AMAZING
Do you think the depthness for the bigger plant called " syara " were enough ? Rest seems just fine.
Beautiful. May i have the name of the plant at 11:00 ?
butterbur
The Japanese have perfected the arts of bringing nature right to their doorsteps, from the smallest to the largest scales.
Thanks for the great comments!
Well done 👌🏽
Thank you!!!
What is the name of of those sticks like plants 🌱 plz tell me
Water bamboo
Equisetum Hyemale
Also known as horse tail.
Well I already have a matching truck so I'm off to a good start ; )
Would you be willing to come to Atlanta Georgia???
Sounds like music from Planet Zoo, definitely fitting.
What is the name of the first song playing in this video? it's beautiful. thanks
Excelente y trabajo al detalle. Es un gusto ver como realizan las cosas.
¡Gracias! ¡Estén atentos al próximo video!
Que plantas están utilizando, esta hermoso. Al frente de mi casa el Sol castiga mucho, cual me recomienda. Gracias desde Puerto Rico, Bayamon
¡Gracias por los bonitos comentarios!
Muito bom trabalho 👏👏👏🇧🇷
whatre those shoes called they look cool
Hi, very nice.
what was the white powder? before implant (6':53")?
Gypsum .you can fid it in Home Depot . Is good for clay soil
They didn't take the rope or canvas wrapping off the tree root balls?
It's not a problem because the roots come out through the cloth that's wrapped around the roots! That cloth will also rot away after a while.
Hello-
What type of cut stones were used? Granite? Thanks!
please give an update video.
Japan ❤
“It always seems impossible until it
is done.” _ Nelson Mandela
Thanks for the comment! 😊
Keep supporting each other 😊
What Type variety of bambo???
Can you please put a link to where to listen to music? Thank you.
Where can I find someone to do this in tampa, fl area?
Camera man pliz show us the video from far also so we can understand the whole compatibility of the garden
I notice you often leave the trees roots bound. Why is that?
Good work. But how much it will cost for a small entrance? Don't tell me japanses worker only worth $10/ hour.
Thank you!!!
Very expensive labor in Japan.
What is the name of the bamboo-like plant?
equisetum japonicum
สวัสดี ครับ 😍😍😍
9:10 これは何と言う植物なのですか？ 竹のようにも見えますが・・
コメントありがとうございます。これはトクサと言います。
@@JapaneseGardenTV 調べてみます ありがとうございます。
2 questions. What is the name of the bamboo looking plants they placed in the front by the step, and where can I get a pair of shoe/boot that the guy in all blue is wearing. The ones that separate the big toe from the rest.
equisetum is the name of the bamboo looking plants you're referring to ,now for the boots i cant really help!
@@dimitristriantafyllou5597 thanks
The work boots are called "Jika tabi". They can be found on Amazon. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jika-tabi
equisetum japonicum
Put concrete everywhere is an huge pathology...!
List of materials?
that soil is really bad, hard clay with little drainages, hard to see any thing grow in that area very long term
Nada contra não endo o idioma
😀👏🏻🙏🏻🇧🇷🇯🇵
Thank you!!😊
Leave it to the Japanese. Very meticulous and great taste with everything.
Get some ear protection when cutting stone! Baka!
You guys need any hard working extremely knowledgeable mexicans ? Ill pack my bags immediately just give me the word. 😁