One of the most stunning Japanese gardening techniques is a method called Daisugi.
It’s a simple tree-pruning approach which takes a humble pine tree… and transforms it into a breathtaking garden masterpiece.
In this video I’ll walk you through how to prune the pine trees in your garden so you can create the fantastic Daisugi effect.
Prepare to wow your neighbours! It’s really is surprisingly easy – and the results are breathtaking.
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3 Comments
cool! it sounds similar to the old Medieval practices of coppicing and pollarding.
conifers cannot be coppiced but they can still be pollarded sustainably
Thank you for showing this technique in such detail!