Hello, who does not know these trees, they are -Thuja Plicata gigantea exelsa pendula. And I know for a fact that they come from Canada. And when they grow very well from their youth, somewhere in open spacious and very windy landscapes, they are among the very very resistant trees in the windy areas !! I come from Central Europe from the Czech Republic, where it also blows a lot and sometimes we plant them like a windbreak, or as a solitaire, preferably in deep sandy-clay soils to take root there. But if these trees, they often grow in a canopy, they do not like it very much, because they are limited by more massive growth and this leads to these possible problems that they sometimes fall out or break down, even if they have quite good regeneration, they can well after breaking to grow or regenerate. And so they can continue to operate for adverse climates. And they still handle snow loads quite well, from short and well, this type of tree has its very good quality.
Yes they clear cut the five acres to the south of us which is the direction most storms come from. Now these trees which were topped about 40 years ago are exposed to side winds and some of the tops got blown out. We had thirteen big cedar trees and ended up taking down five the neighbor took down eight. I had a portable mill come and we made 12" bevelled wide 1 1/2" buttend bevelled cedar siding to match the orginal house. I will post a picture of the finished building.
Yes they clear cut the five acres to the south of us which is the direction most storms come from. Now these trees which were topped about 40 years ago are exposed to side winds and some of the tops got blown out.
I would cut down trees to make firewood trees are dangerous surrounded around houses especially when its windy days? Owners don't want to spend the money to have a tree company and make your property safe and worry free stop being cheapskates.
@@g157fasdf9 I have over 20 acres. I definitely hear trees break in strong winds, but I'm not going to cut them all down because of one or 2 weak trees. That's just silly.
Hello, who does not know these trees, they are -Thuja Plicata gigantea exelsa pendula. And I know for a fact that they come from Canada. And when they grow very well from their youth, somewhere in open spacious and very windy landscapes, they are among the very very resistant trees in the windy areas !! I come from Central Europe from the Czech Republic, where it also blows a lot and sometimes we plant them like a windbreak, or as a solitaire, preferably in deep sandy-clay soils to take root there. But if these trees, they often grow in a canopy, they do not like it very much, because they are limited by more massive growth and this leads to these possible problems that they sometimes fall out or break down, even if they have quite good regeneration, they can well after breaking to grow or regenerate. And so they can continue to operate for adverse climates. And they still handle snow loads quite well, from short and well, this type of tree has its very good quality.
You didn't have to tell me all about a tree species.
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Yes they clear cut the five acres to the south of us which is the direction most storms come from. Now these trees which were topped about 40 years ago are exposed to side winds and some of the tops got blown out. We had thirteen big cedar trees and ended up taking down five the neighbor took down eight. I had a portable mill come and we made 12" bevelled wide 1 1/2" buttend bevelled cedar siding to match the orginal house. I will post a picture of the finished building.
Nice to have a stand of trees right next to the house until a wind storm or fire comes through.
Yes they clear cut the five acres to the south of us which is the direction most storms come from. Now these trees which were topped about 40 years ago are exposed to side winds and some of the tops got blown out.
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Feel bad for those trees!
that was an incredible gust. wow. Where is this???
See two tops blown out
Trees are too skinny. We need trees not cut them down.
Do not cut the trees down to ur house. Man that be dangerous just let them grow
I can't hear anything inside my house. There is a bunch of insulation and a bunch of other stuff
60 mph
WIND BAD
Just a windy day
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I would cut down trees to make firewood trees are dangerous surrounded around houses especially when its windy days? Owners don't want to spend the money to have a tree company and make your property safe and worry free stop being cheapskates.
the trees are not falling in your vidio and in my channel the trees are going down my channel name Entertainment Home
Chup kar sala shut up i dont care about your video
Another waste of time.
You weren't doing anything important anyway if you got time to watch random UA-cam videos.
cut down many trees that close to the house
Nah. Trees are important. And a lot of those trees are beautiful, much prettier than that house.
@@leaf2180 good luck with that, i own nearly 5 acre in the farm, every year, i have few trees get blown down.
@@g157fasdf9 I have over 20 acres. I definitely hear trees break in strong winds, but I'm not going to cut them all down because of one or 2 weak trees. That's just silly.
@@leaf2180 never said cut them all, only those near my buildings
@leaf someone needs a environmental hazards 101 course.