Absolutely it is beautiful ~ Thank you.

Name of the Bamboo?

So great. Done Subcribe, like and comment from Raymond James Channel

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Just use looping shears work smArter not harder. Dig a trench around. Grove. Or it will turn into a nightmare

Very nice growth

I visited the Oudolf garden in Detroit, and it felt like walking inside of a Van Gogh painting.

Among all the Piet Oudolf films here on YT, yours is one of the Best. Thank you very much.

Does this encourage thicker new shoots to come up? I'm wondering how to get nice thick shoots

Kudos for the Video! Apologies for butting in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Saankramer Breathtaking Design System (just google it)? It is a smashing one of a kind guide for learning how to design an amazing dream landscape without the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my best friend Jordan after a lifetime of fighting got great success with it.

Do you eat the bamboo shoots?Montagnard indigenous we make soup also all Asian people eat bamboo.

please,please

I want her seed, please

Hi. Do you strip out the lower foliage?

Very Nice! I probably should have started last year but I'll catch up this year. Thanks for the video.

Which type of bamboo in this video

There are an estimated 1545-over 1600 types of bamboo. It's as valuable as electric cars and solar power once people come together.

I'm guessing that is weaver's bamboo, or bambusa textilus gracilus. Very hard to come by in the US, but common in Oz...

hi, what breed of bamboo is this? how tall is it? many thanks

how do you contain your bamboo? has anyone every tried growing it inside of a container of some kind? I was thinking about using half of a plastic 50 gallon drum. thank you

saw the beautiful results but didn't get to see the pruning process -- was it hard to saw off?

You deserve my compliments! I really admire your great works and I truly appreciate the ideas and concepts of this planting designs. It is such a very innovative and unique way of setting up a wonderful garden.

Wonderful, I love his work. :)

Hey, Nice video, there is an old top heavy damson at the back of my garden with long bare trunks (its my neighbours tree) I recently saw someone else rejuvenate there cherry plum trees by cutting the trunks down low and new shoots sprung up. It had low new branches and fruit the next year. Could I do this to my neighbours Damson next summer(to avoid silver-leaf disease) if they give me permission? We lose half a day sunlight behind there giant Ash tree and Damson. I Hope it was ok to ask that!

Exquisite.

this is not dry stone walling

hey can u tell me what kind of bamboo this is, thank you

Well done. A great example of how gardening can be living art and a peek into the process.

very well done, my friend! thanks so much for sharing this. I've been growing bamboo for almost 4 years now here in New York and I'm constantly trying to learn new ways to maintain my groves.

Terrific video. You've managed to capture something of the phantasmagorical essence of Oudolf's artistry and painted a compelling portrait of the man and his work. I say that as someone who's studied his books backwards and forwards and visited many of his gardens, Hummelo included. I particularly like how you show the details of his creative process and the uncertainties he encounters along the way. For passionate gardeners like myself, they are lucid insights into the mind of a master.

@mongoose000 @mongoose000 Thank you very much. My work in Hummello was very interesting, inspirational and educative. I would be happy to tell you about it over e-mail. I am now putting the lessons i learnt into practice around Cheltenham, England I see you are from Canada, where abouts?