Ниваки из пихты! Мастер-класс по стрижке-формировке ниваки из взрослого 6-ти метрового дерева.

For contact and suggestions: [email protected] In this video, I'll show you how to trim a wonderful, unique, and rare plant found in most gardens. This is a Korean fir, a mature tree reaching 6 meters. It's been growing in the same spot for about 20 years and has become a bit crowded in the front yard. The plant's owners decided to limit its growth. Now, this time and size are ideal for shaping it into a "Tokan" style niwaki. This is an upright tree in the garden with many branches separated by tiers and their sizes. On my channel, "Gardener's Diary," plants are often featured in videos, but this particular plant is exceptional in its beauty and size. Trimming a fir niwaki is a painstaking process that requires no rush. So, to make it doubly easy, I've recorded this video instruction, which will make fir shaping more visual and understandable for novice gardeners. This fir pruning master class is designed to make your work easier and instill confidence and determination in your efforts to shape your niwaki. Pruning a mature fir is a rare task even for me, and in 14 years, I've seen a huge variety of conifers. I hope this mini-instruction will make it easier for you to care for the garden in which this amazing plant grows. Fir bonsai—and this is precisely the garden bonsai—is a rarity and the pride of any gardener. Caring for a niwaki is more complex than caring for ordinary plants, as shaping and timely pruning are added. Special knowledge is required to know when to prune a niwaki and how to make a niwaki from a fir, and this video will reveal all the secrets without holding back. Many varieties are ideal for shaping: Korean fir, balsam fir, white fir, Nordmann fir, and others, which differ in needle color and growth rate. Fir is a very easy-to-care-for plant; the only critical requirement is to avoid waterlogging the root system. Conifers such as fir tolerate urban conditions well, and some species even thrive in Siberia. Growing fir is not too difficult; the main thing is to choose a good location, and you will be delighted with its slow growth and excellent evergreen needles. Where does fir grow? Description of fir Growth rate Latin name for fir: abies Fir in the landscape Music http://www.epidemicsound.com