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American Pillar Arborvitae Update!!
In this video, I talk about my American Pillar Arborvitae journey from beginning to now. Today is April 23, 2024, I had many requests for an update. So here it is.
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American Pillar Arborvitae!!!
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American Pillar Arborvitae, I planted on October 20th 2022 I ordered 24 online from Great Garden Plants which came in good condition. I was worried about planting in the fall since there was not much time left in the season for watering and for the roots to take hold. Over the winter of 2022 the trees turned almost black and most of them were weighted down by heavy snow. I was certain they woul...
Bridal Bouquet- Hand Tied
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Royal Blossoms Hans Tied Bridal Bouquet. Flowers used in this tutorial are Hydrangeas, Roses, hypericum berries, ranunculus, lilacs, Lisianthus, Star of Bethlehem, hellebores. Greenery includes Italian Ruscus, olive, variegated Pittosporum and mini pittosporum. Thank you for joining us. Don’t forget to subscribe and like our videos. Also let us know in the comments, what type of floral designs ...
Floral Head Wreath
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Learn how to prepare flowers for a Floral Head Wreath and Other Wired Floral Applications.
Simple Vase Arrangement
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Vase arrangement using store bought flowers. I used some flowers I had laying around for the purpose of training only. Use fresh flowers in all arrangements. Flowers used in this video are Salal, 3 Israeli Ruscus, 3 hypericum berries, 1 lily, 3 roses, 3 carnation, 3 alstroemerias, 3 tulips, 3 parrot tulips, 3 ginestras and 3 pussy willows.
I need complete privacy from neighbors. Ill space 3ft apart. Ty
Stunning. Great job.
Why does it always have to be something with the neighbors??? We have the same problem and forced to plant evergreens as well. Great job!
@@janel4347 Thank you. You have made a great decision to plant the trees, it works well.
@ Can’t wait for them to grow.
Ready for the update! ❤🎉😊 I'm planting mine this week. Can't wait to see how they grow. 🤞
@@sowedstory They have grown since my last update, I will do one in the springtime.
How are they doing now? 🌲
@@josearciga7027 they are doing well, was so busy this summer I wanted to do an update. We had a dry fall season so I had to water until the soil froze
Hello, I am from Toronto, Canada and your flower bed is really beautiful with all the trees and shrubs. . I planted 12 American pillars last year in my backyard and I watered them by hand every other day. Somehow some of them are still browning. The gardener from where I bought them told me that the American pillars do not like wet feet so do not overwater them. So I left them unwatered for 4 days but more trees look stressed. I stuck my finger into the soil and felt that it is still moist. So I am now confused whether the browning is caused by overwatering or under watering or just too much hot sun facing the line of trees. We get whole day of sun with no shade at all and can get quite hot between noon till 4:00pm in the afternoon. Really appreciate if you can advise me on this. 4 of my 12 trees are turning brown. Very sad because I love my trees and plants too.
@@Kristen-vw6eh That can be tricky, try running a drip hose or soaker hose to make sure the water is slowly watering the trees. Also try early morning before the sun or after the sun sets in the evening. Give them time. You may have to replace the trees that don’t rebound, if you do remediate the soil in that area.
@@royalblossoms4029 Thank you so much for your advice. I had an arborist to come and looked at them. He said I need to make a raised flower bed with new good top soil for them because the soil quality is poor in new subdivision homes. Unfortunately 7 out of 12 trees died. I have to redo my flower bed and plant new trees next Spring. Thanks again and have a Merry Christmas.
@@Kristen-vw6eh That’s exactly what I had to do before planting them, I got 10 yards of good top soil and created a half berm to get them going because I have poor clay soil here in my area.
@@royalblossoms4029 I wish I knew ☺
From where did get those green poles that hold the arborvitaes up straight?
@@JesusistheonetrueGod I got the stakes from Home Depot
@@JesusistheonetrueGod I got them from Home Depot
@@royalblossoms4029 Thank you, I ended up going to Home Depot and getting some. Love that store, it's so much better than the Lowes in my area.
@ I agree, it’s easier to find what you need in Home Depot anyway 😆
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Too bad about the neighbors but looks like you solved your problem. Does trees look great keep up the good work
@@pnowikow Thank you
Looking great! Thanks for the update!
I think the fence and arborvitae is a great combination. It makes your garden feel more whole without competing with your neighbors garden. Great work
Thank you so much. It worked out well.
What do you record with?
I recorded with an iPhone 14 and did voice overs and editing in iMovie. It’s what I can actually figure out how to use.
How different is it from emerald green or green giant?
The color, texture, size and growth rate. Green giants grow faster taller and wider. Emerald green is more dense and lush, they are very beautiful and tend to be a lighter green color. Also, I have a lot of deer in my area and they will eat emerald green in winter. They are less likely to eat green giant, they did eat a small area of my green giants. I recently put up a fence so I. can plant anything now.
Such a great update, thank you!
You’re welcome. The weather finally got better here, so I had to record the update.
very nice... (sub'd)
Thank you.
It's just so hard to get your hands on that American Pilar Arborvitae... I resorted to a green giant instead because when I needed them there are no american pillar available.
It is very hard to get American Pillar. That’s why I got it online. I took a chance.
@@royalblossoms4029 where'd you got yours? what's the rate of those that survived and not?
@@JD-nw1jl I got mine from Great Garden Plants, I took a chance ordering online since I couldn't find American Pillar Arborvitae in garden centers near me. I got them on sale at the end of the season in fall, the ones that were not looking good I didn't plant and reached out the the company with pictures to show some were not so good. The company immediately sent the replacements plants and I planted those. All planted trees are doing well, 2 at either end of the row are slow to grow, I think that because the soil was not fully amended in the corners and that could be why or maybe less sunlight in those areas. To answer your question all planted trees survived and are growing.
@@royalblossoms4029 that's great! thanks for the info!
Took 4 years but I finally found them locally in MD & @ a great price! Bought 10 just before the adjacent house went up for sale!
Impressive
Thank you.
Looking for an update.
You already have a nice fence why the trees
I love evergreens, I also added the trees to soften up the fence and it’s also added security back there.
Do a video of how to stake your trees
I will it’s been cold and raining here in New York. I’ll do an update on a sunny day this week.
I will. I got the steaks from Home Depot and some wire ties to hold them. I go around and loosen up the ties as needed as the trees grow.
@@royalblossoms4029 really appreciated your two videos. I just planted 20 along my property line in New York today. Did you just put one wire wrap per plant? Or multiple at different heights on the leader?
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Thank you SO MUCH for posting this! Do yours turn brownish/reddish in the winter? I planted a long row of these on my fence line in 2022. I purchased them from Great Garden Plants as well and they were basically twigs with the tops bent over. I would never purchase from Great Garden again unless I had no other alternative. Yours look MUCH fuller than mine. Mine are growing but they are still twigs with sparse growth and hardly any fullness. I am in zone 8b.
I am so sorry to hear bout your experience with Great Garden Plants, I bought mine in the fall and they were on sale, they were small and I knew I had to take care of them. I ordered dirt and mulch and planted them right away. Yes, they do turn dark in the winter. My first winter with the little trees they turn almost black and looked like they wouldn't make it. The following spring, put them on a watering schedule and they bounced right back. I had to prop them all up with garden stakes and really obsess over them for the first two years. I ran a drip hose and I fertilized them the second year.
Can you do an update for this spring?
I’lll soon be making a new video with an update. They are doing well so far.
It’s updated 🎉
They look great! I am going to be planting about 10-12 along my fence this spring. Look forward to more of your videos!
Thank you. I planted mine 3 feet away from the fence since they grow about 4 feet wide. I started a watering schedule for the first year I will share that in my update video, so stay tuned.
@@royalblossoms4029 Mine will be here tomorrow!! I was thinking of 3-4 foot spacing!
@@GarducciGardini that’s perfect.
Hey do you know when your 1 year update will be posted? This looks great!
They have grown significantly, the are about 4-5ft. I have to update the post on it.
Nice video. How many feet apart did you plant from the fence?
They are planted 2 feet away from the fence. The space is about 100 feet in total. I planted them 4 feet apart, The two large trees made up for some of that space. I managed to get all 24 trees in the space with at lest four feet between them. I will be doing a one year update on the trees. I must say..they grow fast.