Japanese Stone Paths

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

Really nice video. I spent about 12 years building Japanese style garden. There’s so many ways to do the pathways and I really appreciate you sharing this video.

[@MarkC5505]

Just got back from Portland and visited the Gardens. Absolutely breathtaking.

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

They have a couple nice ones in San Diego too.

[@satnamo]

Why is gardening so fascinating ? Because it is so peaceful.

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

I think so. It allows our minds to take a vacation for awhile.

[@OrbitalStereo]

A highly informative video, many thanks.

[@CarlaAmorimMyJapaneseGarden]

Great video! All is well explained the shooting is amazing and the info priceless!!! Thank you!

[@paulorientetheluffaranch]

I agree

[@christinasanford1750]

For the past 3 years or so ive been pondering the idea of making flat rocks from my Canyon DeChelly coveted walkways for foreigners at there personal home. What do you think? Is there a market there?

[@richiethebest5424]

Enjoy the path Mr Lee..

[@jackbalitok3910]

Think of humans as water (which is technically are) and the pathways as pipes, he knows behavioural psychology as to manipulate the pathways to guide the mind into flow state.

[@Ladythyme]

Love this!

[@olivernewsweekly]

What a great vid.

[@bonsainb6284]

Very well done Good thankyou verymax I would love some information on traveling to Japan and furthering my bonzai skills. Could you please point me in the right direction. Cheers

[@robclimbs7735]

Please do not call soil, "dirt." It's like nails on a chalkboard for a soil scientist, and as a garden tv channel you should use proper vernacular to educate your viewers. No malice, just constructive critique. I enjoyed the video!

[@MattHolstein]

Are Bees You sound so basalty. I bet you have kids; you're definitely parent material. These soil jokes are dear to me; they hold sedimental value. 😂😂😂

[@kyle41728]

Are Bees you probably weren't breast fed were you. What an incredibly dim eyed individual you must be.

[@Taooflu]

Soil scientist? Never heard of that.

[@kyle41728]

Luyen Dao it's a 8yr degree, very prestigious.