When I worked for the US Forest Service the aspen trees were considered the weeds of the forest. In the vegetation cycle of the forest they are helpful to shelter the young evergreen trees until such trees are large enough to survive. This was back when the Forest Service was under the direction of the department of agriculture and not the department of interior like it is now. Back then the forests were considered a crop. Aspens are not a long living tree in most cases. They grow tall and thick then fall over and put so much ground clutter the larger wildlife can't get through them enough to consume their natural foods. In 2018 a forest fire, the Spring Fire, burnt 80 acres I own in southern Colorado. It is now a jungle of small aspen trees and the dreaded locust brush, Mexican Poplar.

I'm gonna plant a Quaking Aspen because aspens support 330 species of native months and butterflies where I'm at in Pennsylvania

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Plan to do anymore videos, specific to concepts? Great video

This is interesting. Some say to grow it in water. And call it water Bamboo. But I guess it can grow well in soil too.

To me it looks like bamboo so why is it call horse tail?

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Haha yup the Mexican pebble.

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Could you use netted pebble tile over a rounded surface like a berm? When I put weed barrier down with regular gravel or bark chips over my rosebush berm mounds the gravel or bark chips always ends up rolling off exposing the black weed barrier over time. I want to get some netted pebble tile like cobblestone rock and basically tile it down with a rubberized flexible grout that will last long term on my berm mounds with holes around my rose bushes and plants to grow. Have you ever seen anything like this before?

Great, editing a polygon with parametric line lenght would be the perfect shhh…

On android i cant do all of it there are many differences

Beautiful area!

Soo wanderful

The quaking aspen is the dominant tree in most of Alberta, where I live. No one plants it here as an ornamental. It's much more of a nuisance. The leaf is configured to move rapidly in the slightest breeze. I believe this is the main reason they grow so fast; it aids in transpiration. I had a plant book that said there were over 150 names for this tree in Native American languages, all of which equate to "woman's tongue." Interesting, but I believe that book is no longer in print. Talk about violating more than one cardinal rule of political correctness.

I love going here and resting. one of the most unique places downtown

hi there, just curious if you had to request a permit to shoot/fly a drone in Lake Nighthorse? looking to fly there this weekend

Thanks for the video. Very helpful. However I'm unable to remove a color swatch from a custom palette. When I click-hold-drag it out of the palette then release, it snaps right back to the palette. What am I doing wrong?

Love to hear the design process for this landscape, looks great

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My mood is the Frenchy at the end, hate allergies

Thank you! That gave me idea how to do our yard

Not great these are super invasive

I am working off a pdf an cant figure out how to keep the measurements on the page to printing.

not quite sure how it would excel with our 20000 squaremeter architectural florplans.. we´ll have to test it as an alternative to our photoshop workflow, we use for international competitions.. bigest problem rather is, that adobe still is so dominant, you get into problems, when working together with external companys.

thumbnail on point! lol clicked so fast

Love this kind of arid landscape. It requires a different approach altogether

Do you have any good resources for CAD tutorials on landscaping?

I love watching your content, keep making the videos man! I really enjoy looking at your designs and I am learning a lot about design from them.

you uploded nice , ))

Happy new year and thanks for all the inspiration and tips last year.

ooh i remember going there a long time ago. nice shots!

Love the functional stream bed

cool video

What program do you use for your designs?

What software are you using?

Volume is a little off 😅but good tips

Lovely. Looks like you used a million truckloads of gravel for this install lol.

It's a beautiful house, what city is it in?

"We are going to make a design" this guy, nah it's all good

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Nice to see a functional river bed design. Gorgeous home.

Thank you for this tutorial. I am a budding landscape designer from India and teaching the concepts app in specific to landscape design was so helpful. Looking forward for many more tutorials like these

Thanks for clarifying propagation issue and altitude. I was attracted to "noise" and fall color, but my geographical location and smaller lot WILL NOT benefit from planting. Be safe and thanks again!

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Hi, just stumbled upon your channel and so far loving the videos. I am starting my own landscape design and maintenance business so really got a lot of inspiration

Will bookmark this design. I think it will work well for succulent garden I have in mind. Congrats on crossing 1k subscribers!!!!!🎉

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Great flow in the design Would love to know in the future how you decide on your colour palette for the materials used (ie gravel, patio tiles etc)

love how it came out! im just imagining how itll look in a couple of years once the trees and bushes mature and fill out!