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arboristBlairGlenn
United States
Приєднався 13 жов 2007
Educational videos, mostly about tree care, with a sprinkling of my other hobbies, including computer graphics, drone footage in nature and fine woodworking. Let me know what you'd like to learn!
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Відео
The SECRET to SUCCESS IS--
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GET UP! Get moving. Don’t waste the day away. It’s so simple. JUST DO IT!!!!
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO TRIM A TREE?
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WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO TRIM A TREE?
The MASSIVE Valley Oaks in Paso Robles
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The MASSIVE Valley Oaks in Paso Robles
INVASIVE TREES AND PLANTS (to avoid)
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INVASIVE TREES AND PLANTS (to avoid)
A CHAINSAW TUTORIAL and then some--
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A CHAINSAW TUTORIAL and then some
Another interesting week of tree work
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Another interesting week of tree work
Do you ever encounter Catalpas (Catalpa bignonioides or Catalpa speciosa) in the area where you work in California?
@@88SC yes, they can grow quite large. Not a common tree there but I like them. Huge leaves!
I cheated and looked at what one of our better nurseries’ library and discovered that it’s a Chokeberry. I’m in the middle of the Great Plains, so the same trees that thrive in Aurora do well here. Someone already answered correctly though.
Not cheating to gain knowledge. The more effort one puts into obtaining facts, the better we remember them.👍🏻
I was close! Do more!
Ok, I will do so. I believe that keeping it as a guess or figure it out process helps retain the knowledge.
I'm always stoked to learn more trees. Are you sure that's not an oak? 🙃
@@pamelah6431 it’s a Canadian Chokecherry
@@arboristBlairGlenn I'm just kidding.
Thank you 😊 I'm interested in learning!
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Sign me up for tree ID
🎉got the answer today 😊... and yes.. more videos please..Im always interested in learning 🍃💚🌲
I'm down for learning 🫡
Same here
I’m far from being “the” expert on trees. I know a lot but never stop learning. ✌🏼
I have no clue Glenn, but I did read the comments. I’ve never seen that tree either. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and adventures. I travel sometimes too and often times see trees I’ve never seen before.
Purple sand cherry!
Cherry
Fruits look like a chokecherry.
Canadian chokecherry. The green new growth was a dead giveaway for me, they're all over where I live!
WD-40 gets it shiny new ❤
It’s a THC Tree and that dude is trippin’ cause he visited the dispensary just moments before.
I don’t smoke pot. But I can identify the plant.
The edibles are much more convenient I would agree. What’s wrong with your eyes Brotherman ? Live, laugh, toaster bath…
Choke cherries are an essential native! Great for supporting birds :) they are native to southern Ontario as well.
I thought so too but I remember choke cherries is a bush ,my great grandmother use to make them in to jam .
I love trees
Prunus virginiana 'Shubert' without looking at any of the comments.
Can It be " prunus cerasifera"?
Canadian chokecherry
Oak? Haha...
@@pamelah6431 uhhh
@@arboristBlairGlenn no? 🤣 You mean those weren't little acorns?
@@pamelah6431 no!!
@@arboristBlairGlenn 😂
Are the green tips an attempt at reverting?
@@pamelah6431 great question! I really don’t know this tree and that is the reason I put this video up. I learned the species but it does not grow where I live.
I feel like you're being a bit pedantic with some of these guesses, Blair! I figured it was some sort of cherry by the leaves and the lenticels, but I'm not familiar with this specific cultivar.
@@nolowputts this video is about tree identification, that’s it. I gave the answer to those who got it right. Testing yourself is important. In truth, I don’t know this tree either and had to look it up. I gave enough for those interested to be able to figure it out or look it up. It is a very unusual tree that does not get planted in my area. Will it grow well at my climate and temperate zone? Not sure.
@@arboristBlairGlennwhat do you use for plant ID when you have to look it up? I've used the Seek app and at times Google lens. They work OK but you have to be able to get up close and personal with the leaves/flowers for any degree of accuracy.
I try my best to share what wisdom and knowledge I have about my clients trees. That being said each tree and client is different and it can be a challenge to do what's best for the tree (which is my top priority) but also satisfy the client. As an arborist we ultimately make the decision to make a cut or not. Sometimes clients think they know what they want and sometimes they demand they know what's best and neither are true in most situations. We have to know when and what to cut and not cut and when to walk away or run away. Trees may not have rights but arborists by definition are tree advocates.
@@osagejon8972 fortunate for me, most of my clients say “I leave it up to you”.
@@arboristBlairGlenn Early in my career I had to walk much more than now. As I have gotten older I have had many more leave it up to me as you said. I am about 20 years behind you and hope to be in the trees when I make it to your age!
@@osagejon8972 stick with it
Canadian Chokecherry
I have a multistem chokecherry
Was going for a Prunus persica 'Nigra' but then replayed it a couple of times and took a closer look, thinking maybe a Prunus virginiana 'Canada Red' or Canada Red Chokecherry?
@@PhysicalDimension 👍🏻 very good
Rivers Purple European Beech?
@@ldqa2737 no
@arboristBlairGlenn Aww, it fits the description perfectly. I give ip LOL
@@ldqa2737 I gave it away to the correct comments
@@arboristBlairGlenn I was 🤏 this close 🤣
Canada Red, related to the Chokecherry
@@MM-mn4ts Schubert
chokecherry
@@bwilkinson6901 Schubert
Canadian choke cherry
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Choke cherry
@@scottpieksma3916 👍🏻
???
@@debraannmeade442 Schubert chokecherry
Some variety of fig?
@@dannyswank fig?? No
I’m thinking some kind of Crape Mertlye
@@catieburke8905 no
Kinda looks like a chokecherry, not sure about that bark though
@@batmantiss no
@@arboristBlairGlenn RATS
Purple leaf plum
No
Unfortunately I have NO IDEA..my guesses were already mentioned in the comments... waiting for the answer 🙃
@@Purewater-w4p let’s go a day and see if anyone figures it out. I did give some pretty clear clues.
@@arboristBlairGlenn I agree...I do enjoy ppl guessing though..it's food for thought and Im excited to see if anyone besides YOU knows the correct answer 😉👍🏽😅 Mother Earth fascinates me daily...🍃💚🌲🌻🪶☀️💦
I can tell from the leaves, bark and partially to the fruit that it's a cherry, but not sure what kind.
@@oh_k8 no
@@arboristBlairGlenn😮 the suspense is killing me now!!
@@oh_k8 I’m happy that a few people are trying. I did have the advantage of being at the tree to see it clearly.
Thundercloud plum?
@@dwel975 no
I’m horrible with identifying tree’s. I was once even more ignorant of the topic. These days I’m interested but still ignorant. Is it some sort of cherry tree? Fruit looks like a small cherry. Maybe some type of crabapple tree.
No and no but thanks for trying. Check back tomorrow
Purple Ash Tree
@@lindaparr9509 no
Maybe one person is taking them all?
No, hikers are honest
Prunus Virginiana 'Schubert Cherry'
@@devikristo 👍🏻
@@devikristo clearly you know this tree. It is not a tree I have seen growing where I live. Learning trees that I’m not familiar with is fun.
@arboristBlairGlenn Thank you! The green berries were the thing that really helped identify it.
Schubert. Prunus Virginiana. Fresh pruning cuts smell like skunk. Those are terrible stubs.
@@robdotrob576 yes, very poor cuts. Yes
Is it a Krauter Vesuvius Purple leaf plum or maybe it’s a variety of Sweetgum?
@@user-pb2uh3mc3n no and no
Crab apple
@@user-iy8in3ll6g no
Grafted?
@@mojojojomf possibly
Birch berry
@@naomimcdowell4105 no
Birch berry
@@naomimcdowell4105 no