I am having an old tree that has split removed right now. It’s so sad. And it changes the years completely. It seems I have worked so hard this year to put new things in, and now I must rethink my beds. But, nothing lives forever and a gardener’s opportunity is someone else’s challenge. I know you and Aaron will love what you decide to do. Praise God no one was hurt. That’s really all that matters.
Oh my. I totally get how you're feeling. I've had to remove 3 100 year old pin oaks. The holes they leave in your heart as well as your landscape are huge...
@@rubyoro0 One died overnight, one was in serious decline and was dropping branches and the last got hit by lightning. That one was the hardest to remove because it took several years to die and I just kept hoping it would live...
@@alicsandertheismadsen1820 Gosh, I don't remember. I know it was last Autumn. Like September or October 2019. She showed it in a video where she heard the crack and they went over where it fell - but I don't remember which video that was in. If I find it, I'll let you know!
Your tree company is awesome. Thank you once again for sharing your garden with me, in the good times and sad times. Praise you Jesus, that know one was injured when the tree fell, or when it was cut down.
After seeing this video and you making a comment on potentially removing the fence in the previous video, I agree since it is only the length separating the other area. Open it up! 🤩Can’t wait to see what your mind does with it.
Amazing, now that area will have such a different look, you will have fun figuring out what to do there. That crew did an awesome job, they are amazing.
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like that tree loved them back enough to warn them that they were in danger? Fanciful, I know, but who knows...
It is so hard to explain the noise and the earth moving when a huge old tree sheds like that. I too had a near miss like Laura in my garden when an unbelievably huge old cherry tree shed a third of its canopy, your stomach drops and so does your heart ❤️ Good luck with your planning for the future of your property, I have faith it will be awesome🥰
I think removing the fence will make it feel more like a part of the rest of your yard, which is beautiful. I think berming or changing the flatness of the area would look amazing!
Those branches could not have been more careful in how they fell. Wow. I loved what you said about how growing means changing. Really needed to hear that. What about another willow there? And I like your idea of removing the rest of the fence. It does seem out of place.
In a few weeks it will feel like it was never there. Isaiah 43:19 See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? The lesson I’ve learned from you is no fear In the garden and give it your whole heart. Let’s see what you and the Holy Spirit do since an old worn out tree isn’t in your way. Good job not easy ❤️
Something occurred to me, while watching the tree cleanup video tonight, that I didn't really notice when watching the garden tour video this morning. The change to the landscape was bad; but, could've been much worse. That's the truth! However, the change to the "skyscape," tho, gave me a chill & wet eyes. Thankfully, none of you were physically hurt. Praise God! 🙏💜
Wow! At the end, three strapping guys pulling the rope to keep the trunk from going in the wrong direction. My brother sawed at the base of a volunteer tree (not quite as tall as your elm) while I pulled the rope and of course it still hit my house and did some damage. Trees are majestic. Thanks for posting this video.
So interesting to watch (from my distance). Thank heavens no one was injured. I feel for the girls. Hopefully you won't have super hot weather the rest of this fall so you can get that shade cloth over the coop run.
That looks like it took five minutes and 44 seconds to remove and cut down. Wish life worked out this quick. Those guys did a great job cutting that tree down. Also, glad your property was damaged more than it could have been or that no one was hurt. God bless.
Tough to watch. Still feel so badly. But on a bright note, dang Aaron, your video looks incredible. I don’t think I have ever enjoyed a tree removal process quite so much.
Wow! Unbelievable! Kudos to that talented crew! They make a very dangerous, difficult job look simple! Beautiful, safe work! Sad to see such beautiful trees go but unfortunately trees have a lifespan, too! Thank God no one was hurt and it didn't cause more structural damage! Great job! Great video, too!! Best of luck with your new clean slate! We know you'll make it beautiful!!!😃👌👍🌳
I noticed that they take away the large portions of the oaks and the elm. I wonder what they do with them and if they credit the homeowner in some way, especially for the oak?
It happened so quick, never expecting part of the tree to come crashing down. You were very fortunate no one was near that area and I hope the girls weren't too traumatized.
Can you please play this video in reverse? I think it would make a fun video to make it appear they were putting the tree back up. Thank you for the fun video!
Wow Super Impressive how well these guys work. I know how you feel about taking down such a beautiful mature tree we had to take down a huge maple a few years back, it wasn't until we took it down that we realized how badly it was infested with carpenter ants.
I know I asked this before, but what happens to the birds, do they instinctively know to leave? I remember, was it earlier this spring when another branch fell and you said you heard a crack and a bunch of commotion from the birds as they flew away?
I bet the chickens were going nuts with all that going on around them. So glad you were able to get them to come so fast. I would have the other big trees checked unless you know how to do that too.
Arborists chips make the BEST mulch. Apply directly to the garden beds 4-6" deep. Suppress weeds (or they are at least easier to pull), moderate soil temperature in all seasons, hold moisture, provide habitat for slug & snail egg eating bug life, more bug life will bring more and varied bird population, and it costs nothing. Garden with nature in mind and give the habitat time to balance. It's science and it works.
Just had chills...God sent a sign to you. Look in the clouds between frames 5:28- the end you will see a flower appear. He is telling you why the tree is being removed. For more flowers!! What a message!!
At least you had a beautiful clear day for this project. That sky view was spectacular. Kudos to Aaron for the marvelous video. That must have been tasking to tape!! As always the drone shots are super. @aaronleb
I just had a huge sugar maple removed from my yard. Everytime there was a strong wind I'd find limbs on the ground. When it was cut the entire inside was hollow - pretty scary because it was close to my house. I'm all for saving the trees but a tree could look healthy and it's really not and dangerous.
I had my water oak taken down is Spring. So many dying branches on top due to mistletoe. Was really sad, I grew it from a rooted acorn I found near my home. It was over sixty feet tall. With hurricane season coming I was concern for my neighbors fences and all our roofs. I never dreamed I would have to remove it. But, sometimes hard decisions have to be made. Safety first.
I feel 'ya... But it looks like that tree had to go... Sooner better than later. Just imagine all the fun stuff you can plant now! Another Red Pointe Maple maybe?!👍🌻🌳🌿🌱
I respect that you took your tree down but just so people know some trees can just be topped and will be fine. We have 2 poplars in our backyard. They can get very tall, but we had about the top third of them cut off. Now we just go out every fall and trim of the boughs that are getting too big or too high. They just fill out beautifully every year and are great shade threes.
Firewood for next year? Sad to see it go, but things change and safety is a priority. My son in-laws uncle was just killed taking down a tree, and he was an expert, doing jobs like that his whole life.
I feel like TAPS could have played in this video...so sad but necessary...the Gov of Texas was paralyzed while jogging and hit by a collapsing tree.....so glad no one in your family was hurt
That's the nice thing about winter. It provides time to plan what's next. Even ten years will do wonders for whatever they choose to plant there. Heck, I'm ready to replace some trees I planted nearly 20 years ago (blight).
Oh Wow! Never get tired of watching the tree guy's work! They are amazing at what they do and so careful.
Thanks!!
Very interesting to watch the process. They are so good with their equipment. Loved the drone views Aaron.
Wow that was amazing!!! Were your chickens at all agitated by all the noise & commotion from removing the tree?
I wondered the same thing. Did they relocate so 1 they weren't so stressed by it and 2 in case something happened
I am having an old tree that has split removed right now. It’s so sad. And it changes the years completely. It seems I have worked so hard this year to put new things in, and now I must rethink my beds. But, nothing lives forever and a gardener’s opportunity is someone else’s challenge. I know you and Aaron will love what you decide to do. Praise God no one was hurt. That’s really all that matters.
Oh my. I totally get how you're feeling. I've had to remove 3 100 year old pin oaks. The holes they leave in your heart as well as your landscape are huge...
Can’t imagine having to remove 3100 one-year-old trees...
@@rubyoro0 One died overnight, one was in serious decline and was dropping branches and the last got hit by lightning. That one was the hardest to remove because it took several years to die and I just kept hoping it would live...
@@rubyoro0 I thought she meant three 100yo trees. At least, I hope that''s what she meant! ~ Lisa
Wow! They did a wonderful job! Clean and safe, and most amazingly, all in under six minutes!!😆😊
Do anyone know what the video is called were the tree cracks
@@alicsandertheismadsen1820 Gosh, I don't remember. I know it was last Autumn. Like September or October 2019. She showed it in a video where she heard the crack and they went over where it fell - but I don't remember which video that was in. If I find it, I'll let you know!
@@Sun-Soul thanks but I have found it
@@alicsandertheismadsen1820 Oh I'm glad! 😊
The rope work to aid in the removal of the elm was amazing! True professionals.
Your tree company is awesome. Thank you once again for sharing your garden with me, in the good times and sad times. Praise you Jesus, that know one was injured when the tree fell, or when it was cut down.
I so glad no one was near that tree when it fell. A tree can be replace a loved one can not.
That was great to watch! Thanks for sharing the video! They sure did a great job of cleaning up!
Like necessary surgery done by a professional surgeon...but the after pain is still hard. 🧡
Pretty awesome how they take it down
Ouch that was painful to watch. Mature trees are just special....
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Pamela Kelley painful? When you eat vegetables, don’t you feel painful for them? Ah?
After seeing this video and you making a comment on potentially removing the fence in the previous video, I agree since it is only the length separating the other area. Open it up! 🤩Can’t wait to see what your mind does with it.
Amazing, now that area will have such a different look, you will have fun figuring out what to do there. That crew did an awesome job, they are amazing.
Wow Great job guys. I think removing the fence is a good idea. Also if this was my place I would plant some fruit trees back here. Thanks for sharing
Praise God that no branch fel on anyone! Glad it's gone even though it's sad to lose such a big tree but better the tree than anyone else!🤗💜🤗
So sad, it made such a beautiful impact in that area. Old trees are like old friends.
Is it just me, or does anyone else feel like that tree loved them back enough to warn them that they were in danger? Fanciful, I know, but who knows...
What a beast this thing is! This video was interesting to watch but I am very sorry for your loss
Hard to lose all those trees so close together but you and Aaron will pick out the perfect replacements.
Wow that last piece showed how dead the tree was. So happy you did this for all your safety. Does look sad without the beauty it provided.
It is so hard to explain the noise and the earth moving when a huge old tree sheds like that. I too had a near miss like Laura in my garden when an unbelievably huge old cherry tree shed a third of its canopy, your stomach drops and so does your heart ❤️ Good luck with your planning for the future of your property, I have faith it will be awesome🥰
I think removing the fence will make it feel more like a part of the rest of your yard, which is beautiful. I think berming or changing the flatness of the area would look amazing!
Those branches could not have been more careful in how they fell. Wow. I loved what you said about how growing means changing. Really needed to hear that.
What about another willow there?
And I like your idea of removing the rest of the fence. It does seem out of place.
In a few weeks it will feel like it was never there.
Isaiah 43:19 See, I am doing a new thing!
Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?
The lesson I’ve learned from you is no fear In the garden and give it your whole heart. Let’s see what you and the Holy Spirit do since an old worn out tree isn’t in your way.
Good job not easy ❤️
Something occurred to me, while watching the tree cleanup video tonight, that I didn't really notice when watching the garden tour video this morning. The change to the landscape was bad; but, could've been much worse. That's the truth! However, the change to the "skyscape," tho, gave me a chill & wet eyes.
Thankfully, none of you were physically hurt. Praise God! 🙏💜
I just finished the tour an i found this i love you guys
Love watching the clouds and planes in fast mode. Cameras, drones ... Aaron loves his toys. HAHA
Wow! At the end, three strapping guys pulling the rope to keep the trunk from going in the wrong direction. My brother sawed at the base of a volunteer tree (not quite as tall as your elm) while I pulled the rope and of course it still hit my house and did some damage.
Trees are majestic.
Thanks for posting this video.
Wow! They did a great job. I know you will replace it with something else, it was still sad to watch😢. That tree provided you a good amount shade.🌳🌳
So interesting to watch (from my distance). Thank heavens no one was injured. I feel for the girls. Hopefully you won't have super hot weather the rest of this fall so you can get that shade cloth over the coop run.
Those guys are awesome! We have had a tree service a few times now but these guys do a top notch job!
Im so glad you are all OK ....wondering if you kept the wood for the fire place ?
That looks like it took five minutes and 44 seconds to remove and cut down. Wish life worked out this quick. Those guys did a great job cutting that tree down. Also, glad your property was damaged more than it could have been or that no one was hurt. God bless.
Tough to watch. Still feel so badly. But on a bright note, dang Aaron, your video looks incredible. I don’t think I have ever enjoyed a tree removal process quite so much.
Wow! Unbelievable! Kudos to that talented crew! They make a very dangerous, difficult job look simple! Beautiful, safe work! Sad to see such beautiful trees go but unfortunately trees have a lifespan, too! Thank God no one was hurt and it didn't cause more structural damage! Great job! Great video, too!! Best of luck with your new clean slate! We know you'll make it beautiful!!!😃👌👍🌳
We have 2 giant trees that act like canopies for my entire backyard from the Texas heat! I would cry my eyes out if i lost one!
Such a big job, but they make it look so easy.....
Sad but pretty cool to watch professionals do their work!👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for sharing the company did an awesome job love the way the clouds look like in the end.
Did you put in another tree? Or what replaced it? It was beautiful
I noticed that they take away the large portions of the oaks and the elm. I wonder what they do with them and if they credit the homeowner in some way, especially for the oak?
It's fascinating to watch in slow motion. They work with such precision and as a team. Sorry that you lost this lovely tree.
It happened so quick, never expecting part of the tree to come crashing down. You were very fortunate no one was near that area and I hope the girls weren't too traumatized.
Can you please play this video in reverse? I think it would make a fun video to make it appear they were putting the tree back up. Thank you for the fun video!
Wow Super Impressive how well these guys work. I know how you feel about taking down such a beautiful mature tree we had to take down a huge maple a few years back, it wasn't until we took it down that we realized how badly it was infested with carpenter ants.
That chipper is a beast. Definitely looks bare. I’m sure you’ll pick a suitable replacement.
I know I asked this before, but what happens to the birds, do they instinctively know to leave? I remember, was it earlier this spring when another branch fell and you said you heard a crack and a bunch of commotion from the birds as they flew away?
I bet the chickens were going nuts with all that going on around them. So glad you were able to get them to come so fast. I would have the other big trees checked unless you know how to do that too.
My chickens watch when there is a commotion, but don't panic.
Those guys are so efficient 👍👍and clean!Was the tree sick?
Arborists chips make the BEST mulch. Apply directly to the garden beds 4-6" deep. Suppress weeds (or they are at least easier to pull), moderate soil temperature in all seasons, hold moisture, provide habitat for slug & snail egg eating bug life, more bug life will bring more and varied bird population, and it costs nothing.
Garden with nature in mind and give the habitat time to balance. It's science and it works.
Impressive rope work!
Do you guys ever save the wood for your fire place ???? Looks so nice
Wow they did that so perfect, so safely..
wow those men are top notch tree surgeons .. . 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻very cool video ..
I’ll bet Benjamin loved watching the tractors and equipment...
Just had chills...God sent a sign to you. Look in the clouds between frames 5:28- the end you will see a flower appear. He is telling you why the tree is being removed. For more flowers!! What a message!!
Boy.... you had me rewind this video to that spot several times and I still couldn't see the flower. 😄
At least you had a beautiful clear day for this project. That sky view was spectacular. Kudos to Aaron for the marvelous video. That must have been tasking to tape!! As always the drone shots are super. @aaronleb
I just had a huge sugar maple removed from my yard. Everytime there was a strong wind I'd find limbs on the ground. When it was cut the entire inside was hollow - pretty scary because it was close to my house. I'm all for saving the trees but a tree could look healthy and it's really not and dangerous.
I had my water oak taken down is Spring. So many dying branches on top due to mistletoe. Was really sad, I grew it from a rooted acorn I found near my home. It was over sixty feet tall. With hurricane season coming I was concern for my neighbors fences and all our roofs. I never dreamed I would have to remove it. But, sometimes hard decisions have to be made. Safety first.
☹️ So sad, but know you had to for safety! We had to have a HUGE Douglas Fir removed and it broke my heart.🌲
I feel 'ya... But it looks like that tree had to go... Sooner better than later. Just imagine all the fun stuff you can plant now! Another Red Pointe Maple maybe?!👍🌻🌳🌿🌱
That was pretty sad!
It’s very sad when older trees have to go.....but safety demands it.😞
Did you keep the mulch?
wow they sure a proffesionals
Love to watch the changing clouds
I respect that you took your tree down but just so people know some trees can just be topped and will be fine. We have 2 poplars in our backyard. They can get very tall, but we had about the top third of them cut off. Now we just go out every fall and trim of the boughs that are getting too big or too high. They just fill out beautifully every year and are great shade threes.
Does elm trees make good firewood?
Great video! Those guys did an excellent job!
A house next door to my house lost a massive silver birch tree that was about 50 years old it’s never been the same without it
Amazing.....quite the professionals! ❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏
why am I crying? it is good to have it down for the safety of your family and guests though.
Firewood for next year? Sad to see it go, but things change and safety is a priority. My son in-laws uncle was just killed taking down a tree, and he was an expert, doing jobs like that his whole life.
2:10 ... It's a Bird... It's a Plane... It's Superman (left side)
I feel like TAPS could have played in this video...so sad but necessary...the Gov of Texas was paralyzed while jogging and hit by a collapsing tree.....so glad no one in your family was hurt
Did you plant another tree in area? Just have to wait 20-30 years😅
That's the nice thing about winter. It provides time to plan what's next.
Even ten years will do wonders for whatever they choose to plant there. Heck, I'm ready to replace some trees I planted nearly 20 years ago (blight).
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😟😣😭 it is truly amazing how they do it. 💖🐞
Wow !
What a video. It enthralled me!!
Yowza, did you see that stump sway, that's how you know this job is dangerous!
And that smaller trunk flip end over end!
Hopefully the tree drama is over😔😕
What do they do with the wood?
Hello Dad To See The Tree Go But It Had To Be Done Around 2:10 Was That A meteor? Have A Blessed Day.
Great job!
We gave major tree loss ..hurricanes
AMAZING... GREAT JOB... THE CHICKEN COPE LOOK LONELY...
So glad you weren't under it when it fell.
I know it’s a giant hole, but I am glad you won’t have all those little elm seeds all over! 🤪
Those guys are making some money off of you guys this year!
I hope you at least got a ton of firewood from the tree that will warm your house on cold days. 😢
Wow
Soo sad to see😥But it’s a new opportunity 😊
It's like a cheese grater! = )
That weed should have been picked a long time ago.
The sky...
Cool....
Actually， its a life too，but no said， so pool
So sad to see the death of a tree.
So sad. Almost like watching euthanasia. Totally get it had to be done and all that, but still sad.