Looks like a lot of NYC money coming upstate....my brother lives over in Columbia County, works for National Grid, he says the influx of downstaters is having a big impact on his area.
@Bad Santa Ah, another prepubescent comment, and an illiterate one at that. So, do tell, was your comment a sarcastic joke intending to portray the opinion of an idiot, or was it an opinion of an actual idiot? I mean, that question was asked almost a year ago by the OP and you just decided to chime in and exhibit your immaturity and prepubescence now? Lol! Seek help Mr. 'DIABEETUS'.
@@nebtheweb8885 The original comment was passive aggressive and not really constructive at all. The response was appropriately barbed, I thought. Also diabeetus is the phonetic common usage for Wilford Brimley’s pronunciation. God rest his soul. Get with it, man.
wish you lived a LOT closer, we have 3 Tall Old Pine trees that are heavy BUT the original owner of our home planted them all too close to the house and thus the roots are digging into the foundation, so NOW Paul and I are left with having to try and remove them next spring, by ourselves. Being disabled seniors, it will not be easy and will take us both several days to do, but rather get rid of the trees than more damage to our home..
you should consider saving yourself some time and keep the wire basket and burlap around the root ball. Cut the burlap off the top of the root ball only. seeing that root ball fall apart like that made me cringe. Those tiny roots don't have a chance. I hope they make it.
You are exactly right, that's how the professionals do it... you do not want to disturb the root system at all. BTW, this is not criticism of Andrew, he seems to just go along with what these landscapers (amateurs) are doing. Still good video from Andrew... as always.
Company I used to work for would have had us plant those all by hand with 3 guys and expect us back by 4 o’clock! Shovels, wheelbarrows, ball carts, broken-down trucks, and no machinery!
the trees were just starting to take turns knocking the camera over. i was actually a little disappointed when andrew moved it too far for them to reach.
Came out good man! Nice looking place too! I need to get some trees like that, what would a good price for those be? You get a lot of work done with that little PC15!
Thanks for the information! Lot of cash to drop, but they are a nice size, so I guess you pay for that! I wonder how well the survival rate is? You think they'll take off okay? I was looking into some pines, just much smaller in size to save some cash. Thanks again!
For sure, yeah, advertising is a waste of time. Website and business cards, the best way. Maybe some kind of referral deals. I've done that before and it seems to work! Glad you're staying busy! Oh and maybe get some cool tee shirts made up...? That would be neat!
Excellent video, but you need narration. Remember, you are telling a story. I felt while watching it that I was viewing a silent movie. Narration fills in the blanks and helps weave a compelling story.
@@AndrewCamarata Couldn't agree more. I think most tree transplant failures are on the owners failing to remember to water properly that first couple years. Nice vid!
Yo Andrew i like watching your videos but i gotta say man if i was paying for those bushes and i witnessed you handling them the way you were I'd flip the @$!# out. I've noticed some hackness in a couple of your other videos too. DONT BE A HACK BRO. YOU SEEM LIKE A GOOD GUY. also you need to watch chainsaw safety videos man. And wear a hard hat when cutting trees down. A branch coming down on your head isnt going to help you any. Smarten up kid... And thank you for the videos.
