Hhahahhaa

@Esta Starchman well I don't care 🤣🤣🤣

@Esta Starchman I dont care and I ve seen this comment before hacker🙄

Sucks to be him!

yup why you line the sides with vinyl so roots grow down.in search of water this way done roots grow out...also roots going down you wont be one of those people with tree toppleing over in high wind

Excellent advice.

Planted high and will fall on your house!

@@ovidiuciuparu6421 You'll notice they staked this tree to prevent any such occurence lol

It's a maple, Plant it high and you'll be mowing roots in no time

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he's a professional.

Yeah but there’s only one trunk…oh what about that one conveniently 3 feet away?

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nightwines so scripted

Whipped

@@chrisw4888 If he were truly "whipped", he wouldn't be buying the tree without her. Most women would be pissed if they were left out of that decision.

She likes the double trunk!

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2000 easy

Definitely not cheap.

Nope I work in landscaping and a tree like that prabably goes for like 300-450

@@imissme8313 Jesus, my pair of 6' japanese maples (Coral Bark, and Emperor) were $200 each. I'm guessing thats a bit more than $500.

@@x65535x youd be surprised. I just went to a nursery and a lot of normal trees at 12-15 ft high were all around 170-250 depending on the type of tree. I just got 3 Columnar English Oaks for 190 dollars each and they are almost 15 ft

I live in south Alabama and my soil is so soft my 3 year old daughter can dig holes with her play shovel

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@@flat-earther or just use a jack hammer bud and dig all the way to china baby!!! Check out my earlier vids for some jackhammer action

Look at this tree, Lol 😎😂😂

Haha true. But the show would've paid for the tree regardless. It's just to keep the dialogue light and fun.

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Lmao !! I thought this was your show I'm just the guest 💀 😂

SHirley I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

Well did you buy a home and plant the tree yet?! BTW pinky I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

@@flat-earther sadly I did not yet and I’ll pass on that. I believe the earth is a sphere floating in space caught in the suns gravity. But I appreciate your suggestion.

@@pinky1933 okay, I wish you succeed. BTW pinky, have you become a flat earther yet?

@flat-earther I believe everyone is free to believe what they wish. I will forever believe that the earth is a globe, just like other large planet sized objects are. I will not be a convert to your but I hope you find comfort in your beliefs. Have a good one. Neil deGrasse Tyson has a lot of subject matter on this, and even ancient Egyptian builders knew this too. But again, have a good day.

@@pinky1933 Okay. Thanks. You have a good day too. BTW pinky, what do you think about all gubments drawing a line around you(Antarctic Treaty) and saying you are not allowed to leave? If you don't know what I mean, read my about tab.

Xavier I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

Good advice

Thanks

Clay is the best soil where everything grows!!!!!

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Try a fruiting one, they’re even more fun.

I planted one about 7-8 months ago. Could you tell me how long ago you planted it and how much it has grown ever since?

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John Petrucci I noticed that too. It made me laugh.

I was looking for this exact comment!!!

No, there's a lot of soil to protect TARP

It’s real simple to do properly.

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Does anyone know where that tree nursery is located? All and any others? I have a great opportunity to get some trees in the ground.

Loved?

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@@flat-earther Interesting sounding topic🤯

@@CoasterTeaFox Yes. I suggested it because I believe it has information most people probably haven't heard about.

The Lure is pretty much the same in every state the leaves that fall on your side of your leaves if you don't like them you got permission by law to trim the branches that come on your side of course you want to make sure that that applies to your state as well

I thought the same thing, that’s going to be a big tree awfully close to his neighbors yard.

@@on4acres, worst neighbors ever have proven to be rehabbers and single home developers purchasing aging housing stock for cheap and totally gutting or straight demolishing. Forcing neighbors to prune it back is legal, but not if that means damaging or altering natural balance of an existing tree. This also means large Roots too, which most times ends up killing half side of tree. Then giving reason to have tree removed regardless. Then third-party contractors employing cheap laborers given a chainsaw, totally remove every properties existing tree regardless of species quality or historical age. Because freshly remodeled treeless properties sell today. Unfortunately seems developers are right. And only neighborhood trees remaing are those on public parkway's. While backyards that had been wooded over last 100 years has now made way for wall2wall patio cement and building additions. So once people convince leaders parkway trees should go. Just like animals in a zoo, We will visit trees in parks. But here's a tip Eric, enjoy what you see of the remaining large old trees in your neighborhood. Once those are gone, replacement trees won't live half as long. After that people will have forgotten how mature and beautiful trees used to get without any living examples around. But don't blame pollution or Urban environment. cut every bit of tree back to property line. Then they'll offer neighbors to pay for fatally damaged trees removal, then brag how much better new tree they stuck in neighbors mouth to shut them up will be compared to lesser original.

@@CONCERTMANchicago I haven't really seen this anywhere. People buy treeless suburban houses because they're all that's really available new/in safe areas, but houses with good trees sell for much more. A bigger issue is most suburban/urban areas planted trees that are pioneer trees for shade and quick growth. Modern codes often ban these trees for reasons such as life safety, home n auto safety, and they easily infiltrate waterlines n basements. You can skip the rest really, it's just boring forestry info explaining why you may see "healthy" looking, "old" trees being mowed down by home-buyers. The long and thick of it is these trees can easily wreck a home, infrastructure, and possibly life as they are all meant to live 50-100 years then die- so they grow rapidly and rot as quick. Perfect to get shade quickly until that whole, short lifespan kicks in. The rest is I spent too much time researching this stuff for classes and I'm not likely to get a job that uses it, so here I am. Red maple, Silver Maple, Bigleaf maple, poplar, Norwegian spruce, black spruce, blue spruce make up almost every single tree in my city's suburbs, with a smattering of other species in thickets/"ghost roads" (roads developers never built, becoming abandoned, that later turn into a PITA for land disputes, for three seasons I did land survey assistant and I have some stories) or backyards. These trees are meant to grow like weeds in a naturally disturbed area (such as flooded land drying out, fire/lightning strikes, etc) then die within 30-50 years, 100 years tops, and more mature species that prefer shade and rotten wood grow up underneath their shade, often using their rotting trunks for nutrition. The trees often rot entirely on the inside cavity- and their trunks grow large and criss-cross one another (trees do not grow uniformly, a 5" DABH tree in a woodland can be decades or centuries older than a 90" DABH suburban tree- find a 2x4 from a 1920s house and compare the grain with a modern 2x4 for an ex). This is perfect in natural settings to provide new homes for squirrels, chipmunks, owls, etc- all of whom may bring in seeds of species like chestnuts, walnuts, cherries, sugar maples, etc that'll grow at the base of the pioneer species. In nature, this all results in a happy, healthy transition from meadow-> brush -> new growth woods -> mature forest. The rapid growth of these species, and ability to tolerate and grow in almost any soil condition or pollution, made them extremely popular for developers. Plant a silver maple and you'll have a nice tree within a decade. Unlike elm, there's no imported disease killing it. It's brilliant if your a city whose elms all died, or if you're a developer who wants to convince people this area is a "real town", or if you want shade n attractive landscapes. Why not plant them in every yard when you're developing a new town? Unfortunately, developers have terrible foresight (see: Californian wildfires burning Paradise to ashes. Building an exburb poorly and without paying attention to local conditions results in grief, but the idiots wanted to sell houses with a "natural view", and "away from the hustle n bustle of the big city, but with a convenient highway nearby!") The problem is they grow wide and irregular in suburban/urban areas- rather than one trunk, they'll grow multiple, providing opportunity to rot earlier. And they can almost never live longer than 100 years. Silver has a famous tendency to drop limbs and rot out; spruce has shallow roots easily ripped out by a windstorm, and those are more common nowadays. It has been a century since the idiotic Levitown took hold over America, so all these trees are dying at once. If you buy a property with a tree that is sick and dying- these trees can weigh hundreds of tons. A single branch can destroy a house or car, and these guys drop a LOT. They may look healthy to you, and as if greedy people are killing them for no reason, but it is more likely the buyers don't want the insurance risk. After Rochester's first climate-change brought windstorm, we had to have tree services come from friggin' Montreal to dig us out from all the maples and spruces blown apart and torn out of the ground. One 15" branch came a few feet from my bedroom. Even a hickory at my Nan's got dragged out of the soil, rootball at all, and those guys are tough. Unfortunately, a lot of the replacement trees I see planted are similar species or planted in a crowded manner that will cause the exact same scenarios later on.

I have problems with the neighbors tree too .. poor neighbor has pool too. 😊

Especially when its cut down

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@@flat-earther Thanks I will look that up so we are actually living in a 2 dimensional universe. Possible since the spirit world is ocnnected to a higher dimension. I like.

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@@flat-earther I posted 6 yrs ago. My trees 2x size and healthy.

@@jacksoxman9000 Okay good.

Yea but to cover the ugly fence. People would rather look at a tree than a fence.

Terminology! That has nothing to do with what he said?

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That's probably good advice for a homeowner who would likely add way too much fertilizer. It looked like Roger threw in a handful or so, which isn't much for a root ball that size.

Right. Fertilizers aren’t needed.

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I think they meant leave it on til it's positioned. Then remove. It wouldn't grow right otherwise.

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youre problably the one that wants to look in his yard lmao =)

@sonofsarek, Exactly. Why didn't he just get a few evergreens that you can put next to each other to create a hedge. Hmm. This is a shade tree.

Yeah. A maple isn't gonna provide much privacy lol. You want privacy then use evergreens to create a hedge. Poplars also work.

@@goodmeasure777 Measure I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

Why would you want to trap all the roots?

Once every two years I have to rip secondary tree roots from the joints in my sewer pipe. Trust me I don’t think roots are going to have a hard time pushing through the burlap holes.

@@TheJagdog grown, matured roots are different from the roots of a young and growing tree.

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i am the noah i speak to the trees yea he got on tv and made it to a nice home

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Do the b&b trees typically come with a warranty. I was a quoted 1200 for purchase and planting of a 10 foot norway spruce. They farm said the tree weighted roughly 800 pounds so there is no way i could plant that. Does this sound correct?

@@catsrus-es9eu Depends on the nursery but they typically have a one year warranty where they will come out and try and remedy a problem if you have one. A 10 foot Norway spruce takes a while to get that big so the price seems fair to me.

@@mplslawnguy3389 thank you so much for responding!

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@@flat-earther Why are you sending everyone this message?

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It does look close to the fence, maybe three or four feet away, but I'm guessing the guy knows what he's doing.

Tech & life videos J he knows that. He also knows his neighbors and how they disapprove of the property line 😉

I had a mature multi-stemmed oak tree that split in a high wind thunderstorm and caused a lot of damage to the roof, fence, and made a tremendous divot in the yard not to mention the clean up and hauling away all the debris. I prefer central leader trees ever since that experience!

What a tree will need pruning everynow and than shocking o; next thing ur gonna say is hes gonna have to water it too

I’m surprised to see a multi-stemmed maple, I haven’t seen those before.

Massachusetts

Bawston

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that's ok what's in the ground will eventually rot as long as they're wood not plastic.

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Good point!

4:24, you can already see the line where it will split

That what I thought. I was surprised when he said he liked it. I wonder if there is anything that can help mitigate the tree from splitting.

Unless it is a birch. Most Birch trees are multi-trunked. But they are extremely flexible.

Holly is a horrible tree. I have picked up literally thousands of those prickly leaves. It finally had leaves that were pale yellow and they all dropped off at once. I had the tree cut down. It seemed to be dying. Maybe I overpruned it. I would not recommend that tree to my worst enemy. I got jabbed and cut picking up those leaves and it's almost impossible to pick up the leaves without getting scratched or pricked.

@@catsmeow8504 it may be prickly and not allow anything (except good old bluebells) to grow underneath it, but it's not poisonous or invasive. There are worse trees to have in your garden - Robinia. Please NEVER get a Robinia tree as it grows large spikes on its trunk, is invasive and is also poisonous. Then there's Giant Hogweed, one of the most dangerous plants to have in any garden. It produces a sap which can burn the skin on contact with it, producing serious burns which can scar for life. The burns in turn make your skin ultra sensitive to sun shine causing it to further blister. It really is one of the unpleasant plants you can think of. Google it and you will see how awful it is. Holly by contrast just has small prickly leaves and that's it. Yes it sheds alot of leaves but it won't burn you!

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I don't know. This show never shows every step. BTW Irfan I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

any advice to add in addition to this video?

@@YoRayBurger Make sure you find the flare, plant it (the flare) above grade and dig the whole 3-4 times wider than the container/ball. There's a few links in one of my videos that'll help - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNZgaMJmztS-gY0.html

@@weekendhomeprojects sweet tip! thanks

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what kind do you sell?

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That's not true. Removing all the burlap is actually more detrimental to the life of the tree. You can take the top layer of burlap off, but even in caged trees you should keep the bottom burlap on. The roots grow through the burlap and eventually the burlap decomposes.

Yeah. I always take the burlap off, trees grow good without it.

sonofsarek I suggest watch a 13 part series called _What on earth happened_ by Ewaranon to learn that the earth is not a globe. I got it in my about tab.

games523 Forme thats what im saying

games523 Forme Yep soil, water dig a hole nothin special like this just dig a fucking hole for the thing to fit and some room for soil.

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Bullshit! It's happiness that grows under them.

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I planted three maples fifteen years ago and left the burlap underneath to rot away. My Red, Variegated and October Glory are all doing fine.

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