Thank you so much for this. I’m developing a plan for the front and N,N/W side of my house. I have a 1 level red brick ranch, I think the Forever Goldie Arborvitae may be a super tree for the corners, love how it looks. Very useful video.
Just found your channel! I am a fairly new gardener and my house is on a 1/3 acre so I need small trees. I am working on adding a touch of formality and winter interest to my backyard. I will be watching your other videos for tips and ideas!
Hey there, what else would you recommend beside the pencil point juniper to place by the front door? I’m looking for something no wider than 2 foot and no taller than 8 foot. It’s sort of on the south west side of my house so early morning shade, but it does get some hot afternoon sun for about three hours.
Do you have information about roots, do the maple tree have invasive roots ? I have to put tree close to a retaining wall. Thanks for your video its very helpful !
Very informative, thank you! I’m growing a volunteer birch in a container. It’s about 4 ft tall. Not sure of the variety, maybe River birch? Planning to keep it in a container with hopes of keeping it small. Any thoughts?
Sorry, while I have several of these trees I have a fenced yard so no deer issues. You'll just have to research the tree you liked and check it out. The only ones I'm sure of are green giant arborvitae = fairly deer resistant and emerald green arborvitae is definitely NOT deer resistant.
@@sherryhudson9075 So I have learned! Lol! I am new at gardening, and I think what I was visualizing in the title of this video was ornamental trees...! Live and learn! Thanks for your suggestion. I am now looking into both ornamentals and large shrubs. 😊
Please Watch Out for Ginkgo , You Don’t Want a Female The Annual Seeds Stink like a Baby’s Poo! Problem is you may NotKnow until the tree is over 5 years old , Crazy 😮
I live in PA so unfortunately I don't see that happening anytime soon. Although if you see a plant you like on one of these General lists you can always Google the plant or tree and see if it is a candidate for growing in Arizona 😊
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Thank you so much for this. I’m developing a plan for the front and N,N/W side of my house. I have a 1 level red brick ranch, I think the Forever Goldie Arborvitae may be a super tree for the corners, love how it looks. Very useful video.
I can appreciate this video; as I like doing it my way, uniquely. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Just found your channel! I am a fairly new gardener and my house is on a 1/3 acre so I need small trees. I am working on adding a touch of formality and winter interest to my backyard. I will be watching your other videos for tips and ideas!
Hi cathy, thanks for commenting and following along! I appreciate you
Thank you for making this video, very useful!
Glad it was helpful!
Very nice well thought video presentation. Thank you!
Very good video!!!! Thanks! Very helpful
these videos are very helpful.
Glad you like them!
Hey there, what else would you recommend beside the pencil point juniper to place by the front door? I’m looking for something no wider than 2 foot and no taller than 8 foot. It’s sort of on the south west side of my house so early morning shade, but it does get some hot afternoon sun for about three hours.
Helpful Video, Thank You! I'm in Zone 11, which limits my usage of Cypress, my favorite. So I tried Podocarpus which I'm really Happy with!
Do you have information about roots, do the maple tree have invasive roots ? I have to put tree close to a retaining wall. Thanks for your video its very helpful !
I live in San Francisco, zone 10B (last time I checked). I need something slow growing and very narrow. Any recommendations? Thanks for the video.
Do a video of trees that grows well in desert(Arizona) for small yards.
Very informative, thank you! I’m growing a volunteer birch in a container. It’s about 4 ft tall. Not sure of the variety, maybe River birch? Planning to keep it in a container with hopes of keeping it small. Any thoughts?
I just found you! you are amazing!
Aww thank you! I appreciate you so much 😊
Are ant of these trees native? As in are they beneficial to wildlife? I'm guessing the maple isn't, thx
Columnar fruit trees? What?? I feel like I just landed on this planet. Running off to look into that right now....
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What about deer resistance?
Sorry, while I have several of these trees I have a fenced yard so no deer issues. You'll just have to research the tree you liked and check it out.
The only ones I'm sure of are green giant arborvitae = fairly deer resistant and emerald green arborvitae is definitely NOT deer resistant.
Another Tree with Seed Problems, Spiny Round Seed Pods , tough to clean up and on feet!
Which tree are you referring to from the list?
None of these are really narrow enough for my small front yard in zone 8b.
Sky pencil holly gets 2 feet wide... That's too large for your yard?? Pencil point juniper is 1 foot wide. Come on!? Do you have a yard at all?
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well done video, but really, the trees mentioned are quite wide and very tall. These are not small trees.
Maybe you need a large shrub. These suggestions are small for trees
@@sherryhudson9075 So I have learned! Lol! I am new at gardening, and I think what I was visualizing in the title of this video was ornamental trees...! Live and learn! Thanks for your suggestion. I am now looking into both ornamentals and large shrubs. 😊
Please Watch Out for Ginkgo , You Don’t Want a Female The Annual Seeds Stink like a Baby’s Poo! Problem is you may NotKnow until the tree is over 5 years old , Crazy 😮
Yes you are correct the male ginkgos are are not messy like the females. The narrow ginkgo in this video is a male.
Do a video of trees that grows well in desert(Arizona) for small yards.
I live in PA so unfortunately I don't see that happening anytime soon. Although if you see a plant you like on one of these General lists you can always Google the plant or tree and see if it is a candidate for growing in Arizona 😊