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Ojishi is a cool tree since it is not as big of tree as shishishagira

Amazing Maples and Crazy Conifers I have to find one now. 😁

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Amazing Maples and Crazy Conifers What are your overall thoughts on the Osakazuki? Pretty heat tolerant / full sun loving?

Thanks for watching. I hope you enjoy all of the videos I have of this and my two other gardens

I buy them from many different growers

that tree and the tree to its right! I'd love to know what kind of japanese red maple species these are pls n ty!

Watch the video I posted yesterday and you will learn more about the tree

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That is an Abies nord "Golden Spreader" a great winter tree

No clue, mine do it a lot

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Hi, I am not familiar with how maples do in California. I would guess some of the red trees might do ok depending on how much water they get and how little of hot wind they can avoid

@@amazingmaples Thank you.

It says I am in 8a and 8b.

@@amazingmaples I hope I can grow some in FL zone 9a next year when I’m there.

@@amazingmaples Thought autumn moon won’t be able to stand heat at zone 8, I guess they can, right?

Oregon nurseries, thanks for watching

Yes, trees are cross pollinated to created new Japanese Maple cultivars

Thank you, yes i sell and buy a lot of expensive maples

You should be good with that soil

@@amazingmaples Thank you!! I only wish i had a beautiful arrangement like yours!! Wow!!

acer palmatum green tea

@@osands thanks owen

@@jeffzimmerman25 its a more like peach pink for new growth. For fall though its red. At least in my zone which is 7b.

@@osands cool I'm in 7a. Sounds a lot like Amber Ghost which when I looked it up says it was a growth off Amber Ghost originally.

My Akaji Nishiki is bright pink in the spring time, and turns orange in the fall.

I am slowly adding them in but there are 3 times more conifers than maples and it would take too long to identify all of them in one video.

@@amazingmaples love watching all the videos so post them as you can. We just planted several in our landscaping as well this fall. Currently have about 50 varieties of conifers and maples in our backyard landscaping.

I am in Washington state

Thanks for watching. I will talk more about conifers in the winter

@@amazingmaples whats the conifer behind the Pixie at 2:13?

@@Bunkley99SSM Romberg Park Dahurian Larch Larix gmelinii ‘Romberg Park

Every now and then I do have to move a tree because it is growing too large but to the most part the right plant selection and pruning allows the plants to remain this close without damage.

@@amazingmaples thank you for your advice. Your garden is absolutely and unbelievably perfect. Such an inspiration to someone like me. Would you say maybe you take a fraction off of their mature size to accommodate for pruning in order to know what size its area needs to be? And do you care to disclose where you buy ALL of these beautiful specimens? Online, in person? You must buy them out often lol! If that's your special secret, I understand completely:)

@@therootandvein I buy my trees from Wholesale nurseries in Oregon & Washington. It is getting harder and harder to find great trees to buy.

@@amazingmaples this is so true, that is why I ask! I buy and resell rare aroids online, but I get to see the exact specimins I'm buying. With these larger online nursuries, that isnt possible. It never turns out good for me to buy a plant I've never seen, especially expensive ones. But buying online is the best way for me to find rare plants.

@@therootandvein If I were to buy online Japanese Maples I would only buy them from Eastfork Nursery since she gets her trees from one of the best growers.

There are too many different locations and seasons to have one favorite Japanese maple. . Mikawa yatsubusa and Amber Ghost two at the top but Geisha Gone Wild, Shin deshojo, red Dragon, Baldsmith, Red Cloud, Shira Aureum and others all are the best in the right location

@@amazingmaples I've spent many winter hours watching your videos and I could not pick a favorite either. Keep those videos coming! Thank you

Ukigumo, Aureum and Sister Ghost are favorites of mine for shade

Amazing Maples and Crazy Conifers thanks for the input

Hello, I have three locations, 2 of them are about a half and acre and the third which is my parents garden is 3/4 of an acre.

@@amazingmaples - and all meticulously landscaped. Just wow.💞

@@P_Belle Not really, one of them is my nursery so the majority of trees are in pot. My second location is getting closer to done but it is missing the grass and irrigation. It's just my parent's house which is completed but they have had the place since 1967 so it should be finished after all those years

@@amazingmaples is your nursery in this video ?

@@P_Belle Many of my videos are at my house which I call my Nursery. I do not have a retail nursery

That's Oto's Disectum

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This is my parents house and my office. I live at a different house and have a third location which is the house I lived at for 15 years.

Can you give me a time in the video as to what tree you are asking about

The bright red one,in right side and tall one sir. Asazuki or i dk lol

@@federalrumble8608 At what specific time on video, 2:23? 5:45? or something like that

3:51 - 3:52 sir

@@federalrumble8608That is Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki

I am north of Seattle

@@amazingmaples Got ya, it looked like either Oregon or Washington. Just getting into the maples and wanted to make sure they would thrive in this northwest climate.

@@427SuperSnake1 You are right in the middle of the best growers of Japanese Maples. Most of my maples come from around Portland

@@amazingmaples Nice!

@@amazingmaples Where is the best place to buy in Portland?

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Hello Thanks for advising people of wrong information. If you know your plant varieties, you would understand that these plant types can be grown this close and they will not grow into other the the plant that is 3 feet . The majority of the conifers selected grow less than an inch a year and the maples are also very slow growers. Also note that if you watch my videos, I am constantly digging up trees and rearranging the garden for a different look. So again thanks for the advice but you need to understand all of the garden. Charlie