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Beech Tree Harvested and Shaped for Japanese Style Garden

This video talks about a wild beech tree that was harvested from the wild on our farm in North Carolina. About 9 years ago, it was replanted while dormant and the branches and leaves trained for several years. It's grown into a beautiful specimen tree that you might see growing in a Japanese, Chinese or Asian garden. If it was smaller and in a pot, it could be a bonsai tree. The trunk continues to thicken and the leaf pads have developed nicely. Wiring the branches to a heavy stone helps to lower one of the thicker branches and several different methods of wiring or bracing with bamboo and pruning has giving us the shape we are at now. During Autumn, the leaves will turn a beautiful yellowish and then brown color. At the last minute in spring, the old leaves release and the new lush green leaves will grow. This would be the time to start pruning the new soft wood and leaves to maintain the compact shape. This is a work of patience and appreciation for a living piece of art in your garden. Do some research and see what you can find for yourself. You might find a tree or plant in a nursery or a local store that would work as well. It can be a focal point of the garden or just for conversation and contemplation. +++Purchasing Pauls' Artwork Helps Support Channel: https://fineartamerica.com/art/paul+o... +++Purchasing from our friend “Photography by Theron Clore” supports his work. The majority of the photos you see of our farming at The Luffa Ranch is his artwork. And, wait until you see all the other photos of mountain life, horses, cows, nature, wildlife and much more: https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/t... +++We use and recommend Mg12 and their Dead Sea Bath Salts, balms and Magna Sport for skin care, sore muscle relief, faster recovery and much more. They make many wonderful products. Use "LuffaRanch" discount code at checkout and receive 10% off: https://www.mg12.com/ +++ This original content is the property of Paul Oriente. No reproduction in any form is allowed without written permission. Licensing requests contact; [email protected] +++ All rights reserved 2021