発根率95％の【ヤマアジサイ挿し木方法】と花後の剪定作業

We will be pruning our ground-planted mountain hydrangeas after they have finished flowering. To reduce the volume at the front, we will also be doing some light thinning. Since it's summer, we can't be too drastic, but it's okay to reduce the overall volume by about 10%. We will check that there are buds at the nodes just below the cut line before proceeding. The branches removed during pruning will be used for cuttings. We will use the same method this year that had a 95% rooting rate last year. The soil will be 100% vermiculite. We will manage them in partial shade and water them daily without fail. It's painstaking work, but I believe that this is how gardening is about renewing the plants with young branches and maintaining the beautiful form of mountain hydrangeas. ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ Our family had long dreamed of having a garden and had been planning it for many years. In June 2024, our wish came true, and we moved to the suburbs. And in July 2024, we began creating our garden together with the highly skilled landscaping company, "Kiori-en." My goal for this garden is to create a natural garden with a rural, idyllic atmosphere, allowing me to connect with nature. I want to continue engaging with the garden, filled with curiosity and nostalgia. I have over 10 years of experience with potted plants on my balcony, but this is my first time creating a garden. It's truly wonderful to be able to interact with plants growing in the earth. This Zero Garden channel will provide real-time updates on the landscaping process and the nurturing of the garden. ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ [Introduction to Kiolien] https://kiolien.com/ Kiolien Co., Ltd. Representative: Katsushi Tokimatsu, Representative Director Address: 863-3 Ogura-cho, Wakaba-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture 264-0007 MAP TEL: 043-232-6011 FAX: 043-232-6012 Kiolien has won the Hibiya Garden Contest three times in the past (Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Award 2025, 2019, Tokyo Governor's Award 2018) and has received numerous other awards. They are also frequently featured in the media. Even after becoming famous, they continue to study diligently, and their humble attitude is truly admirable. All of their craftsmen are friendly and have wonderful smiles. They always speak to you politely and seem to enjoy their work from start to finish. https://www.hibiya-gardening-show.com... https://www.hibiya-gardening-show.com... https://www.hibiya-gardening-show.com... ＊＊＊＊＊＊＊ We are indebted to the artists who have provided us with free music materials for the production of this video. We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude. Thank you very much. [Noru-san] https://dova-s.jp/_mobile/_contents/a... We used "Blown by a Refreshing Wind" as background music for the aerial footage of the satoyama in the opening and the scene where the ruddy kingfisher takes flight, but we have also used by far the most of his songs as background music throughout the video. Every song perfectly synchronizes with my sensibilities and the concept of Zero Garden, so I am excited to edit them. I couldn't make Zero Garden videos without Noru's music. Thank you. [MFP/Marron Fields Production] https://dova-s.jp/_mobile/_contents/a... "Looking Forward to Tonight" has been used as the intro BGM for a long time. No matter how many times I hear it, it gives me chills 😊 Even when I'm working on Zero Garden, I feel like this song is bouncing in the back of my ears. Thank you. [Kamaboko Sachiko] https://dova-s.jp/_mobile/_contents/a... "A New Morning, Riding on the Wind," which I've been using as the ending theme for a long time, feels exactly like the scene of the wind blowing through a wooded area in the countryside in the early morning. I imagine a scene where I project my own heart into that wind and let it float away into the sky. I don't think there's a better song for the ending of Zero Garden. Thank you.