Transplanting Giant Birds of Paradise Palm Trees | Garden Transformation 🌴

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Great helpful video guys. Thanks!

[@headsofestate]

Thanks and good luck

[@KevinFlores-vq7zp]

Brruh, 10:05 be careful y’all with that lift cuz goddamn if you don’t pull a disk then you’ll gut yourself 😮😅lol and you did it twice 😂

[@headsofestate]

Ow mi back

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

We need to do this because wife never researches and just does things We planted 2 of them on a raised garden bed and next to our timber fence We sre worried they will eventually damage the fence and retaining wall What power tool did you use to make the job easier?

[@axlmcintosh6148]

Planning on transplanting a massive orange birds of paradise.. towers 6ft tall and just as wide.. any tips to avoid destroying it in the process?

[@Misscatluvr]

How did it go? We are getting ready to tackle this with some over 10 foot tall. 😮

[@AnthonysFishyFriends]

Ever see roots of a 2 ft plant? Those Birds have absolutely crazy roots! Nearly 10 ft long😮

[@thedeadsealion]

She's got a spade, you've got a square

[@AllegraF0X]

How did the transplanted bird of paradise do in the end?

[@headsofestate]

I couldn't find space for most of it, but the piece I kept is still fine.

[@DougieL]

Were these plants not in the ground for long beforehand? (I am trying to move ours and they are welded into the ground?)

[@steveascension9626]

Pommies in Oz? Doing a good job.

[@Koyoukai08]

How did it take to the transplant?

[@headsofestate]

The part I kept which had about 40cm+ of root is still alive and well. I composted the other parts as I couldn't find a good spot for them at the back.

[@nourabdullah1644]

Transplanting to the Trash Bin?!

[@frostgiant374]

Are the roots from thus giant damaging to my concrete foot paths neat by?

[@Joanne796]

Wow how long was that bird of paradise lived there? I just planted a 3 ft one. Now I’m worried ugh

[@headsofestate]

These ones grew fast - doubled in size in about a year.

[@daleandrews3552]

It's kind of a shame you had to do this because of foundation issues, as they make a beautiful accent plant to your house. I'm only at the 5:00 mark and don't know what eventually happens, but I hope you replanted them somewhere else. The plants are beautiful and graceful and enhance the landscape in almost any location.

[@GUSSMART5]

To avoid all this, that is why it is important to be well informed about the plant or tree and the variety of the species you are buying...🤷‍♂️ and also the place where it will be planted, because seeing where you planted them takes away everything. the visualization of those large windows and the entry of light inside...🤷‍♂️ the strelitzias that you have bought and planted is the Nicolai variety ( 6-8 meters) or the alba (10-15 m) both with white and very leafy flowers and the case of the alba variety is arboreal... You should have bought the "strelitzia caudata" with orange flowers (2 m) if you liked a mass of plantation and also with large leaves...or the ideal thing so that those windows shine and good light enters your interior. "strelitzia reginae" orange flowers (1m) 😉

[@Candylight11]

Looks beautiful now and clean 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@lisas5913]

I bought a house with a front and backyard that hadn't been touched for at least 12 years 😯

[@headsofestate]

Best of luck, hopefully with all your hard work it'll add some value to the property.

[@MiscellaneousMichelle]

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[@wyndiefeatherstone948]

Well after watching your video I have decided to hire a gardener to pull out my Bird of Paradise and divide to replant. My "plant" is 6+ feet in diameter! The only thing that made me sad was the fact you had some really beautiful plants that I think you were throwing away.

[@headsofestate]

Nice one, best of luck

[@staceylam762]

I honestly don’t think they will ruin foundation cause I have a 80 ft ash tree next to my bedroom and it hasn’t run the foundation for 60 years so how are these roots going to ruin foundation

[@DougieL]

These are not Ash tree's? These bird of paradise plants are notoriously destructive. They will ruin a pool, a wall, a fence and a foundation of a house.

[@PatrickGuerrisi]

We had 3 at our old place and once we moved out and rented it out the tenants never maintained them and they eventually grew so big they pushed the fence and retaining wall which was both concreted They can get very big They need lots of space

[@Ricky90222]

imagine the people who do this for a living

[@BG01234_]

I’m trying to dig out some right now. So difficult lol

[@headsofestate]

Best of luck, if you need some help and you're local, let me know.

[@josecardoza7834]

Looks like you damage most of the plants. I wonder if they’re gonna survive

[@KP-pr4xg]

Funny part is, those roots aren’t even invasive and don’t cause foundation damage lol

[@Ricky90222]

you guys make it look so difficult...lol the wrong tools for the job. i like the content tho

[@MrCharlie941]

@ricky A. how much of the roots should i keep on it if i want to transplant, aslo what tools should i use?

[@Candylight11]

👍👍👍👏👏very hard work , but you both good teamwork if you need help call me 🤙🌹🌹🌹🌹