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Howdy, Kit!👋 Beautiful tree and pot. It looks really good in that one. What a forest ...150 trees!😃 I'm looking forward to the next one.😃

Looks like a ballerina

Yes I have over 400 waiting for some decent rain so I can plant then out.

Howdy, Kit! 👋 Your fig looks good! It is ideal to use a dish pan. I've grown things in them before...lots of folks use them in the US. If you don't like the look of the branching, you can cut it all the way back, and it will regrow. Fig bushes are pretty tough. Thanks for another video.😃

Journey full of patience. Just after this vid checked my leaves left for rooting >month ago & saw good root growth. Happy with the healthy roots on them but no popping buds on any of them yet.Great video👏

Howdy, Kit! 👋 Another interesting tree post. Your oaks are looking good!👍

Howdy, Kit and fur baby!👋 She's really proud of her dad's cool, beautiful forest.😃 Thanks for another pruning session. Your trees are looking great!👍 Your kitty is adorable! Kit, in my comment on your last video, I asked you about pruning my apple tree that I'm growing from seed. I started it in the spring, and it's at least 18 inches tall. I wanted to know if I should top it to make it make more branches or let it keep growing straight up? 🌱

Love your magnolia. Is it going to be a future bonsai?

Beautifull absolutely. It is just like the one at me church when I was growing up and I do have sentimental feelings to onwards it. Nikki Jamaica.

Very helpful, thank you.

Would it be safe for the birds to use concrete sealer afterwards?

I'm about to put some hazel nuts in the soil to sprout. Kind of hope they grow more quickly in the ground. Would like to eat some eventually.

I want ours to be in a spot with not much light. What type of lights do you use

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Everyone is doing raises beds these days so it was hard to find good videos on in-ground gardens. This was such a big help. I’ve already started mine. Thank you!

Hi can we have an update please 😊

Howdy, Kit! That's another beautiful tree. It looks great in that pot. Thanks for all the new knowledge. Enjoyed the video!👍 I have a question. I'm growing an apple tree from seed. I started it in the spring. It's about 18 inches tall now...growing straight up. Should I top it to make it branch, or will it naturally branch as it gets older?

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Red oak acorns need to be winterd

Thanks Kit - nice videos. I’m a real novice and I’m a bit confused as to what you are planting. Mine have a green husk around the shell and the nut. Did you remove the husks before planting??

My niece started hers in a paper cup in Kindergarten. She's 20 now and the tree is over 10 feet tall and I just collected 1 acorn, 3 still on the tree. Thanks for the tips!

marmande we have it local in Cyprus.. is an acient seed. they may look ungly but is the best taste tomatoes. not much water but flesh. we notice that the worms and all that tond like them much because they have a lot of aroma

I am in the Baltics and we have many red oaks in town and across the street but few white oaks and some of those seem very diseased with a fungus. I found a remote tree with gorgeous acorns which I am picking as the start to turn brown and then am drying them at home in the window. It is the beginning of September and I fear planting them now will kill them off in the cold. I want to keep them in my cool cellar and then refrigerated them (dry stratification) in very early spring just as the ground unfreezes. Any thoughts?

I live at 63degNorth so at the upper limit of where oaks will produce mast. I gathered nuts and planted, probably a fair bit deeper than neccessary. Most of those acorns sprouted in 1 to 7 years. I was pretty surprised when the acorns I had written off as dead sprouted after so many years. I have put acorns in pots indoor in autumn and they have sprouted willingly. The only times I have had trouble getting them to sprout was when I tried to store them in the fridge and other advanced methods. It is about that time of year again when I go out and gather acorns, working on my private oak forrest :-)

Thanks, have been thinking of rain water collection from my greenhouse.Shall do likewise. Like a lot of things in life the simple things are sometimes the best.

It's cool but the papaya has growing from seed but it's good

good video... inexpensive way to get valuable trees!

I have never seen them sprout on the ground like yours. The ones in my area have worms in them seems a couple hours after they hit the ground hence I want to pick them off the few white oaks we have near me (this is a good year 2024 as last year there were few).

What is the best time of the year to cut/shape the trees?

Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I like the round one for sure. I plan to make one within the 30 days. :)

This is brilliant. What moulds can you use for the bath itself? Where would you get them? I fancy having a crack at this. Superb. Subscribed.

You have inspired me to make my very first bird bath. I've never mixed concrete before and you've made it look very straightforward. Thanks. Great work 👍

love the simple classic look ! definitely will try the same. i see from other bird bath creators that one should have the final product submerged in water for at least a week to allow the toxic elements of cement to leach out before using it for animals...

Thank you Kit such a help and I will be doing this in future

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You're a man after my own heart!! Out digging in the mud in flip flops!! I do everything in my flip flops and digging in the mud is only a matter of time, my friend! 😂😂😂😊 You've got quite the 'playground' in your yard! I would love having all that room to bonsai my little heart out!

Howdy, Kit!👋 Will your cherry trees fruit as bonsai? Another nice video. I never thought of planting several trees together. I'm glad y'all are getting so much rain. Will you have gaint sunflower plants this year?

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Howdy, Kit!👋 That's a really cute tree. Thanks for the lesson.

My parents white oaks are bigger and wider. They were 120-140 when we moved in and that was over 37 years ago. This is the first year my parents retired and dad has nothing better to do but cage catch/shoot the squirrels. So there are tons of acorns 96% don’t float

Hello, I’m making a bird bath of similar shape/size. I want to lay mosaic tiles on inside of bowl and around rim. How long should it cure before I stick the tiles on so that it sticks well and doesn’t sink in cement. I figure I’d have to lay the tile inside the bowl and place the drip tray and weight back on top to ensure it doesn’t flatten. Any thoughts/tips are appreciated!

I just found your channel because I was researching how to grow trees from seed as I have just purchased 100 seeds from 5 different types of seeds. Your channel had me you showed all your trees, but when you mentioned Bonsai, I got very excited because that is exactly why I bought all these seeds. Do you stratify birch seeds? You never mentioned doing that. I will go look and see if you have any more updates on the birch you started bonsai on.

Great video. I've jsut purchased some oak saplings and will be doing the same

When I have first planted it do I have to keep it inside or outside? Also what time of year do the acorns sprout 🌱? Thanks for the video ❤

Howdy, Kit! Nice looking figs.👍 You can root cuttings in water as well. Hopefully, you fig bonsai will be as beautiful as your other trees.👍

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Tank you i will do like you this year regards from poland