How to prune a willow tree. How to prune rubinia. Winter pruning. Garden in winter Baltic Gardening

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  • Опубликовано: 28 окт 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @ecogarden3622
    @ecogarden3622 2 года назад +1

    Beautiful shapes, perfect landscape composition. We had a lot of wet, heavy snow and everything is broken. Nice to see such good looking flower beds in winter.

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад

      Oh nooo! I am sorry to hear that the snow caused quite some damage in your garden. The snow kind of comes and melts away here almost on a daily base right now. So luckily no damages 🤗🌟✨

  • @kimfox5186
    @kimfox5186 2 года назад +2

    Good morning. Lovely breakfast video 🙂. I do want some trees for my veggy garden cos working there in full sun is unbearable and also there is too much moisture in the soil. So I looked up Robinia and it does look lovely but it's written that it's highly poisonous 😱. Alfi was in fine spirits 😍 snacking on bird food indeed 😅

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад

      So nice that I could join you for your Sunday breakfast! I love brioche, so a nice French style breakfast is right up my alley 😋🥰
      Robinias are poisonous in the bark. Generally I never had troubles, cause animals seem to send that it’s not good for them. Alfi definitely preferred the willow and mainly hazel.
      Sounds like a wonderful idea to plant an ornamental tree in your vege garden 😍 Maybe a prunus. An ornamental plum with wonderful dark foliage, beautiful spring blossoms and the fruits are even edible 😋

    • @kimfox5186
      @kimfox5186 2 года назад +1

      😃 lovely idea will have to go to garden centre! 😅

  • @barnhillnancy51
    @barnhillnancy51 2 года назад +1

    cutie alfi. i love animals

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад

      Me too 🥰 Alfi is such a funny little fluffster. When she’s having her moments of madness she runs through the garden like stung by a wild bee 😂🤣

  • @barnhillnancy51
    @barnhillnancy51 2 года назад +1

    cutting the willow back seemed like a big job, then you said it took 5 hours. i believe it. i wish i could get my son in law to do that on my crape myrtles. i had a weeping willow and an ornamental plum but they all died on me. what i have to check with my plants is, will they make it through our hot summers. you do a wonderful job on everything i see you make or do!

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад

      Awww 🤗 Thank you so much for your wonderful compliment! Maybe try‘n bate your son in law with some cake as a reward 🤷🏻‍♂️ That always works well on me 🤣 and it’s so satisfying to do a job and see the results immediately.
      You might not be able to grow willows but definitely a lot of other beauties that won’t thrive in our wet and damp climate here.
      Have a great start into your week 🙋🏻‍♂️🌟✨

  • @cherimay1699
    @cherimay1699 2 года назад +1

    Those darn moles! We have them occasionally and they can just pop up overnight.

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад

      Little bastards 😂🙈 I honestly don’t know what it was this year. I heard from so many people across Europe that they had just the same issue. Dynamite 🧨🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🙈🙈😂😂

  • @eviekleinwhittingham9237
    @eviekleinwhittingham9237 2 года назад +1

    I prefer to avoid pruning anything that involves a tall ladder!! Your pruned trees--i could not call your willow a shrub--look like the beautiful pollarded trees in classic German paintings. It's wonderful getting a sense of your part of the world near the Baltic Sea.

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  2 года назад +1

      Probably you’re right and that willow is a tree… or it would be even more so if I didn’t tackle it each year. I kind of like to climb on a ladder. You always have a nice view into the garden from above 🤗 I am so happy that you enjoy my garden and this wonderful part of the world 🤍 Have a great weekend Evie 🙋🏻‍♂️🌟✨

    • @eviekleinwhittingham9237
      @eviekleinwhittingham9237 2 года назад

      @@balticgardening4002 Yes, it certainly is nice to have a view from a high spot in your garden. I prefer my second story windows for that 😆.
      By the way, I love how you've terraced your slope. Having a small property in a small town I don't have that much access to branch cuttings--but I will ask my neighbour's for their prunings for garden use.

  • @mikegreene7273
    @mikegreene7273 Месяц назад

    “How to prune a willow tree.“ I died of boredom before he got to that. No idea if he even did. Top tip… get to the point fast… people have things to do.

    • @balticgardening4002
      @balticgardening4002  Месяц назад

      Top tip back: maybe this is the wrong channel for you 😉 I didn’t call it fast life hack and you always see how long a video is before you click on it.