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Hello, I'm Beata Wach from Ogrodowe Skarby. In today's video I would like to show you pine trees grafted on the trunk. They will be higher and lower forms for small gardens, but not only. I invite you warmly. So let's go with this topic. The first plant, pine trees grafted on the trunk. Pine trees in various varieties and in various places grafted. They can be these thin, they can be medium, but I also saw some pretty cool, showy, so on the discount, as such a winter green ball, it will look pretty cool. It is worth paying attention to what variety it is. There are varieties that grow very nicely, densely, compactly, but there are also varieties that have quite a large growth and then, around May, it is necessary to prune this growth. I listen, I shorten it a lot, because I shorten two thirds of this growth. So I keep my pine trees in the roots, just because of this pruning growth. Another plant, clones. Clones also in various varieties grafted on the trunk. Beautiful spherical forms. Here, listen, I have a clone that is already slowly dropping leaves. However, there are clones that do not need to be pruned and they have a nice crown, so spherical. Here I have to cut because these buds that grow, because they are even three and a half meters long, they are directed very much like this upwards, so it would be such a nice form. That's why I take care of it and also cut it so that the clone is in a spherical form. Another plant, or more here I would like to draw attention to the whole group, i.e. alatui, which are guided in the form of such a ball. Such, listen, plants we can lead ourselves from a small one, we cut everything, we cut it at the appropriate height, we allow this plant to grow here. Of course, we remove everything that does not suit us here. Diverse invertebrates in various colors, either green or yellow, can be found in schools and can be purchased. There are even some interesting forms that there are quite a lot of these balls. So this is another recommendation, we go further. Tuya, cypress and all other plants that we throw into a bag called tuya, we can lead to one ball, to two balls. Here, listen, I had such a bush that grew down, it covered me very much here, so I decided that I would cut it. And when I cut it, it turned out that it pulled out such a nice bat, which I caught here to the stick and I led the second ball, which is already higher. Well, I won't be higher anymore, because I don't want to run from the ladder and cut it, but remember that from each such plant, ala tuya, you can carve something here. Whether it's one ball or two balls, it depends on what you like and how your imagination will carry you. On my puzzle box grows a beautiful Umbraculifera cherry. It is a decorative cherry, which in spring has such nice little flowers, and then it's just, see, the green tree slowly begins to discolor. Well, we have autumn, the leaves must look beautiful and autumn. It is a variety of decorative cherry, which without any cutting grows just in such a ball form. I highly recommend it to you. He likes a little bit of this moisture, however, to be in the substrate, so that the leaves do not fall from the bottom, because then we have a bald spot from the bottom, and then there is its crown. Another plant, the mulberry, the mulberry grafted on the trunk. This mulberry was very low, because he had a graft here and this is more or less, well, let's say, let it be this meter. How did I make the mulberry so tall? Well, listen, nothing easier. Just take one trunk. See, they are very flexible. I led it up, I gave a stick, I cut everything from the bottom, I cut it out and it did that here we have a huge trunk that holds the whole crown of this mulberry. Mulberry is beautiful. See, it slowly turns yellow. Well, the only downside is that these needles fall in the winter, so we have such dry bark on the trunk. However, it moves quite quickly, and it also has cones that we can use, for example, for some Christmas trees. So this is also a very nice plant. Under my balcony in the crates there are beech trees. It is also beech in the foam form. I will not really recommend beech here because the beech does not sleep. Listen, I don't have beech in my garden, but the growth of shoots, the mushroom growth of shoots has appeared, so I slowly go down from the beech and buy some beech and exchange all my balls. Come here, my star, where are you? Krakersik, you were dear, you had to come here, say hello, right? Listen, these cats are always watching. I have three of my own, three extra ones that come, so there is always a cat in some section, either mine or the neighbor's, depending on which one he finds, which one has more frost on the glass. Horsetail, which is wintergreen and also occurs in different shades, through yellow with green, white with green, more white, more green, so there are quite a lot of these varieties. It is a wintergreen plant, it can also be grafted at different heights. We can cut it. Here you can see that the balls are already quite large. I will try to reduce them We'll see how it goes. The plant is very nice, it bears the cut very well. A plant that has a lot of flowers. These flowers are not so mega visible and decorative, but they are. I don't know about you, but I have a lot of these big flies, the so-called spit. He sits on these beech trees. I will tell you that I am nervous when he walks by and shakes it like that. I don't know how many of them can be on one spruce. Now in the form of autumn, it has very nice fruits, so the flowering time is not very interesting. However, now that these fruits are already nicely colored, nicely visible, it looks pretty nice. In the last episode, I showed you the cherry. It was a review of the variety in the garden treasures, what cherries grow for me. Here we have a decorative cherry, Kikushidare Sakura. It is also a grafted form, it grows very nicely. See that it points upwards, but then there will be such a mega cool umbrella with it, so also an interesting plant. It needs a little space when it comes to the diameter of the crown. I saw such a specimen, it is almost 30 years old, it is beautiful, but also huge. Huge in its width. Of course, we can cut something there, we can do something here, for example, here I will have to cut this branch, but after flowering. Now, of course, it's too late, we don't cut it, and all the plants that will bloom in spring, remember, we always cut just after they bloom. Another tree, but unfortunately without leaves. It is Ginko Biloba, Japanese lovebird, which unfortunately did not have time to even discolor, and this is a huge minus of these plants. The frost has come, it doesn't have to be, it is not known how big and the leaves have fallen, so here we have a Japanese lovebird in a leafless form. We can buy such Japanese lovebirds, grafted also at different heights, but it is usually the case with all plants. However, here I have Forsythia, and this Forsythia is absolutely not grafted, it is a form derived from an ordinary bush. In this way you can bring out the buds, I have Forsythia here, I brought out this Calina, Hortensia, so there is a range of such bushes, which, so that they do not take up a lot of space, it is in the foam form I lead in my garden, and I will always recommend it to you. Bringing out the foam form from an ordinary bush is so interesting and cool that at the bottom we have a place to plant something else, but look, Forsythia could be a big bush, and I didn't want that here, that's why it was brought out. It's not perfect, listen, it's sometimes crooked somewhere, but try, we don't always have to buy ready-made plants, sometimes we can work two or three seasons and it will be a nice stiff plant with a crown on top. Another plant is Herculean heron. I have a heron planted in a pot, it is a non-heated pot and this heron is already growing for the fourth season in one pot. I should probably change the soil, but I can still do it. I'm changing the top, like a one-year-old flower. And what? And I will tell you that it is wintering, I can do it, I cut it short, see that there is no growth, because it is a heron that was cut in the spring, so this growth is really minimal and it is probably caused by the fact that this soil is not so enriched in ingredients that would allow the heron to grow. Just remember that herons like moist soil, so we pour water so that such a heron develops nicely. Next to it, because you may ask, I have a clone here on both sides, these are palm clones, which are also growing for the third season in pots and they are also doing well. I winter them in such a way that I push them under the wall of the house and they stand and wait until spring to be able to leave on these pots, because the pots have a circle from the bottom, so I also recommend it to you, it is such a heavy pot that we do not have to lift when it has a circle. Heron on a stump. There are various varieties of herons, some throw leaves, some are winter green, in spring it is sprinkled with flowers, at this moment it is sprinkled with red beads. A very nice plant, has small requirements, here, listen, there is a cover, so there is as much water as I brought here, so it really is not light, and it grows very nicely, the third year in this place, the increases are not too big, but it is worth knowing that the heron is a plant that bears the cut very well, so if there is something too much here, you can cut it, it will thicken nicely, so the heron on a stump, a beautiful plant, also for pots. The last plant I want to introduce you to is the god of the Commonwealth, pendula, that's what it said when I bought it. This is a plant that has beautiful border leaves, so cool, quite dark, and slowly, of course, you can see that they are already starting to discolor. Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring out a beech, like a birch, a birch is flexible, and from these shoots we can bring it up nicely, catch it to the stake and we can lead such a plant higher. Here I tried twice, but the beech is too short and unfortunately I did not manage to bring the beech out in the form of such a foam a little higher. This is also such a recommendation, it is a variety of pendula, i.e. all the branches go down. Of course, I cut a little from the bottom, because here I have different plantings, but of course you don't have to cut here from the bottom, these shoots can go all the way to the ground, it depends on what you like. And in this colorful autumn place I end today's episode. I hope that my recommendations will be useful to you. Remember that most of these plants that I presented to you can also grow in pots, on terraces, such as beech, beech, birch, some clones can grow on terraces, in pots. Remember that the pot should be quite large, let's water it. Of course, the plants will not grow as fast as in the ground, because they have a limitation, but they will be able to enjoy us for the next few years. Thank you very much for watching, for being here, visiting the Garden Treasures and writing me such nice comments. Thank you very much for today, see you in the next video.