Nice video series. I suggest to add some commentary by the gardener himself. Also, some additional description of the plants chosen would be great. I like the first minute you included on driving through the neighborhood, which gives the viewer a better sense of setting. Please keep up the awesome job you are doing. You are filling a need to learn more about authentic traditional Japanese landscaping.
Thank you! I'm also preparing a video with a Japanese gardener explaining the process, but it's not ready yet😅. Thanks for the advice! I'll work on it!
it adds so much when you start planting trees and moss! the garden becomes alive. but watching this episode i thought, could you make a series about maintaining tsuboniwa gardens? how to treat moss, bushes and prune trees etc.? it would be a great addition to your series about making fences.
Inspirational as usual ! I would love to see more about the charcoal used and maybe the process of how to create this ? Looking forward to seeing it completed ...
I am mexican but I really love the japanese art becasue this is art I would really to be in japan and learning all the wonderful things you do. thank you. OHAIO GOZAIMAS
Wow! What an improvement to the previous garden! Now it really invites you in and theres a serenity yet also an energizing element to it. It seems to spark my creative energy. The added trees, bushes, ferns and moss were perfect! You’ve created so many little points of interest in that small space. I find that my eyes and imagination take a little journey making that space feel so much more exciting. By the way, where is the water from the Tsukubai draining to ? The garden before looked as though it had a xylophone type drainage system or recirculating water system. But I didn’t see that recreated in the new garden.
When I first saw them unloading everything to be planted, I thought it seems like too much for a small space. Everything chosen for a reason, and fit just fine in the space. Look forward to the next video.
Perfection! An intimate and calming garden. I could just be in it constantly. I love your thoughts and creativity to create gardens one can breathe deeply in. Thank you. Peace 💫
This really is becoming an amazing little garden! So much attention to detail! The charcoal used to absorb splashing is something I've never seen, but it's brilliant! I'm curious to know if Yamaguchi San will visit the garden in the future to do yearly maintenance. Does he take care of the gardens he creates?
I want to know more about why he does things. What are the soil amendments? Are the burlap wrappings left on the plants? Why? As a gardener, I'm learning from your videos. But much important information is left out. I also miss the English narration
The sacks are likely left to contain the roots and slow growth. I do want notes on the soil typed and also PRUNING I must know more about the pruning, it looks so wild and free as they cut like Edward Scissorhands! I can't analyze what or how haha
Wrapped around the roots will be a hemp cloth. This one will rot after a while, so there is no problem at all. Also, if this wrap is removed, the soil and fine roots attached to the roots will be removed, leading to withering.
You are the great gardener. I watch every your video, I like it so much. I want to make my small garden like this too. but I want to know one thing. Why you put the root into the sack before you plant the tree? In my country they don't do this. So I don't the reason. PS. Sorry for my bad English.
@Kohei Yamaguchi very nice work! These videos are so helpful for gardeners. I have a question- if you were to add color (something more flowering) does the position in the garden need to be considered much? Thank you!
Question from a newbie trying to learn - what’s the reason for wrapping the roots of the tree/shrub before planting them? Hope someone can drop some knowledge, thank you.
It enables you to keep the roots compact and surrounded by soil. They don’t lose as much moisture and are less likely to be broken. They will eventually break through the wrapping as it deteriorates.
He has explained in other videos that he uses a hemp wrapping that will naturally deteriorate. In the US many garden centers use a plastic wrapping which must be removed prior to planting.
Hello, I live in the Czech Republic and I am a fan of Japanese culture. It is very nice small garden. Please, I have a question : because of small and all-four-sides closed garden - do the trees have enough sunlight (especially the maple) ? There are many small gardens in Japan with all closed walls but I don´t understand how the tress get sunlight for their progress? Thank you very much for answer.
I’m curious about the reasons for the different colors and types of soil you added, like the orange one under the moss. Is it for drainage or nutrients, or something else?
I am also curious about the same thing. At the 7:00 point he drops a lot of soil and to me it looks like Akadama.. the same for bonsai. I wonder what the soil mixtures are.
Hi, love the channel! Quick question, when you wrap the root-ball of that tree, do you leave the bottom open so that roots can grow downward? Otherwise isn't it just like keeping the tree in a pot, which would cause wilting?
美しい庭。 ありがとうございました。 あなたのビデオは非常に有益です。👌👍💓 Best wishes🙌
ありがとうございます！！これからも頑張って動画を作ります！
余す所なく
お庭造りの様子を紹介して頂き
ありがとうございます。
山口さん 大変良くできましたよ。
Thank you for your watching!!✨
If you like this video, please support me with a cup of coffee.🙏
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Like an artist working on a painting. Truly wonderful!
This is turning into a very cosy garden.
Yes, it is!✨
It's turning out to be a really nice, serene garden!
This garden will be finished in my next video!
Nice video series. I suggest to add some commentary by the gardener himself. Also, some additional description of the plants chosen would be great. I like the first minute you included on driving through the neighborhood, which gives the viewer a better sense of setting. Please keep up the awesome job you are doing. You are filling a need to learn more about authentic traditional Japanese landscaping.
Thank you!
I'm also preparing a video with a Japanese gardener explaining the process, but it's not ready yet😅.
Thanks for the advice! I'll work on it!
it adds so much when you start planting trees and moss! the garden becomes alive. but watching this episode i thought, could you make a series about maintaining tsuboniwa gardens? how to treat moss, bushes and prune trees etc.? it would be a great addition to your series about making fences.
Thank you!😊
I have plans to shoot a maintenance video next, so if I can get a little commentary then, I'll try.
@@JapaneseGardenTV A maintenance video would be so useful. I am glad you may be shooting one. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I Like this job for garden . thank you this video . I always follow to the Japannese garden tv .
Aligato🥰...enjoy your vedio
Cheers
A beautiful jewel tucked away in a magical space! Thank you so much for sharing this, I may try out some of your ideas in my garden.
It's great to see how much the Japanese value and care about everything that looks simple, and how great the people are.
A landscaper myself your videos are wonderful to watch. Very relaxing and motivational. Thank you for sharing
That's great!👍
Please keep those videos coming!
Inspirational as usual ! I would love to see more about the charcoal used and maybe the process of how to create this ? Looking forward to seeing it completed ...
This is turning into a nice garden too! 😊
I'll be learning more about this charcoal too! It was so beautiful!
Excellent tip the use of the charcoal, I love it.
Thanks!🌸
It’s so beautifully done. The trees, shrubs, stones, etc. are in great harmony. I wish i had a garden like this. Thanks for video clip.
I am mexican but I really love the japanese art becasue this is art I would really to be in japan and learning all the wonderful things you do. thank you. OHAIO GOZAIMAS
丁寧な仕事してますね！やってみたくなりました🤩
Thank you for creating the video. The work is amazing. Like others, I was fascinated by the use of charcoal.
Yes, it is!
Using charcoal was an interesting idea!
They say this is a technique that's been used for quite some time!
Beauty personified
You're right!
I feel that the attention to detail is truly amazing.
Cześć, : ) Super!
Bardzo ładnie wyszedł Wam ten ogród...
Pozdrawiam.
Jeszcze raz dziękuję za oglądanie moich filmów!
Będę dalej pracował jak wół, żeby robić dobre filmy!
@@JapaneseGardenTV: ) I ja Tobie dziękuje
So peaceful and beautiful ❤
It's absolutely beautiful. I love the addition of the evergreens, it brightens and freshens the whole area up
The atmosphere changes dramatically when he add trees! Next video will complete this garden! Stay tuned!😊
Wow! What an improvement to the previous garden! Now it really invites you in and theres a serenity yet also an energizing element to it. It seems to spark my creative energy. The added trees, bushes, ferns and moss were perfect! You’ve created so many little points of interest in that small space. I find that my eyes and imagination take a little journey making that space feel so much more exciting. By the way, where is the water from the Tsukubai draining to ? The garden before looked as though it had a xylophone type drainage system or recirculating water system. But I didn’t see that recreated in the new garden.
Smashing job lads👍
Thank you so much!!✨✨
Thank you very enlightening and inspiring.
When I first saw them unloading everything to be planted, I thought it seems like too much for a small space. Everything chosen for a reason, and fit just fine in the space. Look forward to the next video.
I felt that way too.
However, when those trees went in, they fit nicely and I was surprised.
Like always the gardens never disappoint. Love it thanks for sharing
Thank you!😊
I'll keep working on those videos!
It's becoming a really peaceful place, as all your magnificent works! keep it up!
Thank you so much for your kind comment, it means a lot to me!
This garden will finally be completed in my next video, so please look forward to it😊.
Beautiful and inspiring
Turning into a little sanctuary. God bless
Thank you so much!!!✨
Good!👍
Thanks!!
Nice
Beautiful.
Perfection! An intimate and calming garden. I could just be in it constantly. I love your thoughts and creativity to create gardens one can breathe deeply in. Thank you. Peace 💫
Thank you!😊
It's turning out to be a really nice garden!
In the next video, this garden will be complete! ✨
You are so talented...if you lived in Hawaii, I'd have you create a japanese garden for me!!
Impressive ❤
سلام عليكم تحياتي بالتوفيق
The end was just to short, would have like to see still shots from different angels and more final video!!!!
Noce good work
Thank you😊
Awesome
Thanks!!
beautiful
Os jardins com flores são lindos e alegres mas os jardins orientais trazem uma tranquilidade incomparável. Excelente trabalho.💕🇧🇷
And enjoy it we did! Thank you.
This really is becoming an amazing little garden! So much attention to detail! The charcoal used to absorb splashing is something I've never seen, but it's brilliant! I'm curious to know if Yamaguchi San will visit the garden in the future to do yearly maintenance. Does he take care of the gardens he creates?
He's also going to maintain this garden!
I'm also planning to shoot a video of Mr. Yamaguchi maintaining his own garden!
@@JapaneseGardenTV tanoshimii!
The only TV I need now :)
Thank you so much!!✨✨
@@JapaneseGardenTV ❤️ Hope there are lots of new videos soon
Adoro seus vídeos!
Sensibilidade, bom gosto e capricho em abundância. Obrigada
Muito obrigado!
Vou continuar a trabalhar para fazer mais vídeos!
Smashing job lads👍
Also love the fact you can just drop Akadama, here in the U.K it is very expensive.
I loved the part when they renovated a Japanese garden reusing materials
Thank you!
This garden will be complete in my next video! I'll do my best to make it a good video!
Kısıtlı alanlarda yeşil ağaç yetiştirmek, 💜💙❤️💕
Enjoyed the show
Thank you so much!!✨
Ağaç fidanlarının köklerindeki toprağa çuval geçirip bağlamışsınız, sebebi nedir?
that charcoal technique was really nice but how they form like that? looks like it was right from charcoal tree :))
Yes, it is!
Seems the more expensive charcoal has a much prettier pattern! I'll show you next time I get a chance!
Fantástico 👏👏
I want to know more about why he does things. What are the soil amendments? Are the burlap wrappings left on the plants? Why? As a gardener, I'm learning from your videos. But much important information is left out. I also miss the English narration
The sacks are likely left to contain the roots and slow growth. I do want notes on the soil typed and also PRUNING I must know more about the pruning, it looks so wild and free as they cut like Edward Scissorhands! I can't analyze what or how haha
I am also wondering why they leave the root balls wrapped.
Wrapped around the roots will be a hemp cloth.
This one will rot after a while, so there is no problem at all.
Also, if this wrap is removed, the soil and fine roots attached to the roots will be removed, leading to withering.
This cloth is natural hemp cloth, so it will quickly rot and disappear in the soil.
Therefore, it does not restrict growth.😊
You are the great gardener. I watch every your video, I like it so much.
I want to make my small garden like this too. but I want to know one thing. Why you put the root into the sack before you plant the tree?
In my country they don't do this. So I don't the reason.
PS. Sorry for my bad English.
beforeは見るだけで満足ですが、afterはすこし降りてみようという気になります
ありがとうございます！
僕もそのように思います！😊
Cantik sekali
Thank you so much!
Like it your Garden design 👍 Can I ask why you tie up the roots before you plant in to the ground? Thanks
@Kohei Yamaguchi very nice work! These videos are so helpful for gardeners. I have a question- if you were to add color (something more flowering) does the position in the garden need to be considered much? Thank you!
Question from a newbie trying to learn - what’s the reason for wrapping the roots of the tree/shrub before planting them?
Hope someone can drop some knowledge, thank you.
I have the same question tool 😀
It enables you to keep the roots compact and surrounded by soil. They don’t lose as much moisture and are less likely to be broken. They will eventually break through the wrapping as it deteriorates.
He has explained in other videos that he uses a hemp wrapping that will naturally deteriorate. In the US many garden centers use a plastic wrapping which must be removed prior to planting.
Here in north America if it is burlap we leave it to compost naturally
Hello, I live in the Czech Republic and I am a fan of Japanese culture. It is very nice small garden. Please, I have a question : because of small and all-four-sides closed garden - do the trees have enough sunlight (especially the maple) ? There are many small gardens in Japan with all closed walls but I don´t understand how the tress get sunlight for their progress? Thank you very much for answer.
I’m curious about the reasons for the different colors and types of soil you added, like the orange one under the moss. Is it for drainage or nutrients, or something else?
I am also curious about the same thing. At the 7:00 point he drops a lot of soil and to me it looks like Akadama.. the same for bonsai. I wonder what the soil mixtures are.
Me to, please reply! Thank you for the videos!
This soil will have high water holding capacity.
Each moss has different characteristics, so we will need to change the soil.
@@JapaneseGardenTV Aww. That makes sense. Thank you for your kind response. The attention to detail in your gardens is impressive!
🙌
Thank you for your watching!!✨
Was it the light, or was it Ukigumo?
👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Thanks!!
Is that crushed Akadama pumice/clay substrate for the moss?
Maybe it's similar to Akadama.
The soil will be a little more water-holding than regular soil.
What is the yellow powderly dirt used to plant the moss?
The soil will be a little more water-holding.
いいなぁ。( ´∀｀)こんな庭のあるところ住みたいです😊
そうですね！私もこんなところに住んでみたいです！😊
苔を貼る前に撒いているのは何ですか？？
may ask if you could kindly provide the names of each types of soil you used.
👍😀🌺
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖💖💖
😊✨
Hi, love the channel! Quick question, when you wrap the root-ball of that tree, do you leave the bottom open so that roots can grow downward? Otherwise isn't it just like keeping the tree in a pot, which would cause wilting?
Yes, I would also like to know the answer to this question. Please share your info, thanks
Salam satu hobi
お庭造りの依頼は
なかなか無いと思うのですが
どのようなご縁で
ご依頼を頂く事が多いのですか。
色々ありますね。お客様から直接の場合もありますし、建築設計事務所軽油もありますし、不動産屋経由など色々な箇所から依頼を頂くことがあります。ただ、やはり少ないです、、
日々の仕事を真剣に取り組む
姿勢が伝わり、新しい出会いを
生むのではないでしょうか。
これからも学ぶ姿勢、
心構えを大切にします。