(Pro.65 - Ep.2) Planting started! Creating a Japanese garden with Native Trees from the Mountains. 

I wait like a child at Christmas for every video you put up. I wish you would be able to upload a weekly video and put me out of my misery of waiting, checking and longing to see your work. It's my meditation. Also, while waiting I go back and watch some of my favorite projects and see you have re-edited and added English subtitles. Awesome job and a much cleaner look.

How you all treated trees with respect. So admirable! 🩵✨

It would be nice to show this garden on video 2 years later 👀😉

Thanks for these MASTERPIECES!!! It's so amazing how much energy, peace and joy you guys transmit with the videos specially for us far away from the land of the rising Sun!!! Blessings from Puerto Rico!!!

so much art to learn....Thanks for sharing

Beautiful garden,beautiful people,beautiful.....Japanese ❤

I thoroughly enjoy watching these videos. I have learned many methods to help me with my American gardening.

Thanks for posting 🙏really helped my landscaping design 🥰

Glad to see that you are using native trees to create your garden..

So enjoyable to watch this beautiful garden come together. The trees are going to look even more wonderful in a few years time.

Thank you for sharing. I love the garden already! The home owner of this place is so bless and lucky!

Bonjour , je suis toujours en admiration devant les vidéos que vous publiez et qui mettent en valeur des jardins tous plus beaux les uns que les autres. Les jardins japonais sont d’une grande finesse et demande en amont beaucoup de réflexion, d’observation, et de techniques, le tout avec douceur et délicatesse avec un rendu si efficace . Bravo. 🙏Un admirateur de France 🇫🇷

Thanks

Always a special treat to watch your videos.

Aus liebe zum Detail, ein Meisterstück

Good job all of you guys!! Thanks for sharing 👋👋🇲🇨

Love the intentionality...so excited to see the next stage!!!

Very well done and beautiful. An inspiration

Can't wait to watch the next part!

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As always, a relaxing video with lots of beautiful pictures. 👍

Simply beautiful.

beautiful work! (loved the cat too)

Дорогие друзья, мне очень нравится всё что вы делаете

I find it so interesting that by and large, traditional Japanese gardens were native. In the u.s. we create so called Japanese garden using the native plants from Japan while ignoring our own native plants which is counter to the spirit of Japanese gardens. The mind is crazy.

Beautiful

Szuper video!!!Japanese Garden 👌👌👌👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏!!!!

Hermosos jardines! Hacen un trabajo fantástico!

Another gorgeous video., thank you JGTV . Love to see the work wth such mindfulness. Just beautiful

Good!!✨

i really really like the Japanese garden style... even the smallest garden can look great.

nice!

Takk!

this looks so refreshing so to say

I was so happy to watch part 2. I expect we will see part 3 to see the big reveal. I always wonder....are there guidelines as to where to place rocks and/or trees, or does each designer have a preference? I love seeing it all come together. Thank you.

absolutely amazing and meditative

Native plants are already best suited for the environment they grow in, and will therefore thrive where a non-native plant may not. There is also no risk of the native plants escaping the garden and becoming invasive in the surrounding areas. Aesthetically speaking, native plants will make the garden look more natural and less contrived. When flora outside the garden is visible from within the garden, native plants in the garden provide for some continuity to the outside world making the garden feel less isolated and confining, and in some cases appear larger than it actually is. Many of the advantages of using native plants also apply to the stones and soil chosen for use in the garden--continuity, a more natural appearance and compatibility with native plants are all enhanced by using native stones and soil. Some plants are very specific to certain soil and rock types, so trying to use as many materials as possible that are sourced locally helps to ensure compatibility, from the trees used to the mosses and ground covers planted in the garden (especially moss!). I like to think of them all as good friends that will be much happier when they remain together. Happy, healthy plants are always more pleasing to the eye than struggling, out-of-place plants. Using native plants always makes this easier to achieve in the garden.

Thanks from Boston

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FWIW at 0:41 mountain tiger 🤣

Beautiful, great choice of trees and plants. How do you consistently make such great decisions on rock placement and tree alignment?

Merci , très plaisant 😊

Here in Texas we try to keep trees (and their root system) away from the building. How are these maintained? Yearly trimming? Or are they small by nature? Love your channel…

Amazing work delivered! The beauty of art. btw were can i buy those shoes the workers are wearing?

Do you know any niwashi that create Japanese style garden also using fruit and eatable plants? It would be nice combining beauty and convenience I think.

Always enjoy your work. Wish I could sell my landscape business here and come help you

1. Мне кажется, что деревьям не будет хватать света. 2. Почему не убрали ткань при посадке? 3. Таби отличные)))))

Amazing video but unsure of why take trees off a forrest instead of getting them from a nursery?

I am visiting nagano in februari. Any good gardens i should take a look at there? Brgds from the Netherlands.

What is the reason for keeping root ball binding intact?

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Is the wrapping around the base of trees (root ball) biodegradable? Why leave this on ~ this will kill the tree!?

Beautiful