Old Growth Japanese Hardwood Forest

[KyushuCalanthe]

There isn't much of it left, but here is an example near my home in southern Japan. Species here are largely subtropical in origin. The fat, sweaty, old man gives the tour...

Old Growth Japanese Hardwood Forest

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[SlipperFan]

I want the Litsea lancifolia in my backyard. Cool tree!

 

[abax]

What fun I'm having without the sweat and effort! I'd like to have all those trees in my nursery, but it's too cold here for them. Thank you for all the videos. I'm enjoying them
immensely.

 

[biothanasis]

Another great video!!! You have done a lot of searching!!

(And the "tour guy" does not seem fat...you know that camera puts on weight..hehe)

 

[KyushuCalanthe]

Hey Dot, well, you'll have to move your backyard to Louisiana :rollhappy: It is a wonderful tree, isn't it?

Abax, glad you are enjoying them.

Thanasis, as you know, searching for new things is an addiction, you never get enough!

 

[JeanLux]

Very, very interesting sequence Tom, thanks!!!! Jean

(btw. you remember me of an idea I had years ago to start picturing local tree species esp. by their stem and bark; at that time the first session remained the last one, but maybe now, with your refresh ..!? )

 

[Leo Schordje]

Great video, I loved the camphor trees. Really neat.

 

[Clark]

Enjoyed the educational trip.
Thanks Tom.