Spring Equinox At Herons
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- I take you on a stroll around the nursery over a couple of weeks to show how the trees blush and bloom.
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Thank you Peter for a very lovely tour around. What makes this one special for me is that a few days prior to your filming this one I was walking amongst all these beautiful trees, enjoying a day at Herons for my workshop. A lovely memorable day! Keep the tours, strolls, and walks coming. Thank you again Peter, and keep well
I so enjoyed doing the workshop with you the other day and recounting the times forty years ago when I used to give talks and Demonstations at Southend Bonsai Club. The glory days of bonsai in the UK when club meetings were attended by 130 people and more !
Spring at Herons looks enchanting Peter!
Love these slow rambling walks …. So relaxing
I have watched so many of your videos that the airplane noise just barely registers for me. Thank you again for another lovely video!
Thanks Peter for your lovely intros. This particularly is a great one.
Love that you share the seasons beauty with us. Happy Spring🥰
such a lovely place you got there, thank you for the tour! :)
Sir Peter. Your Bonsai Garden is so sweet and beautiful to walk through. Would be Awesome to Visit but so sad that couldn’t buy anything. America has Open Borders but not on your Bonsai tree 😢
I absolutely loved this video and you are such the greatest! I love listening to you and your knowledge! I could listen to you all day! I was wondering if you could do a video on an Acer Palmatum Dissectum Viridis one day. I haven’t found any videos of them on your channel. I’m interested in learning more about them from you. I just bought on over the weekend and I love it. My mom had one when I was a kid and having one now is bringing a lot of joy and memories.
I said on one of your posts about moving to Devon Dorset now I’ve followed you with a good walk around wow your place is so huge. It’s a shame that you’re in the flight path otherwise it would be interesting to get a drone up and take an aerial view of what you have. That is incredible Be nice to come up and spend an afternoon there
Wow very interesting on the Prunus our peach blossom is white to very soft pink, but the fruit is much more yellow then them
Sir Peter...Please never apologize for life.
Especially the elements you can't control.
We understand.
You give me such a pleasant perspective wish I could hold onto it throughout the day.
Absolutely beautiful place
Lovely nature walk. Thanks
Between landing planes
The spring bloom and the birdsong
We can find our way
Здравствуйте
Извиняюсь за использование русского языка, я незнаю вашего языка, но мне это не мешает смотреть и понимать то чем вы занимаетесь!
Я использую автоматический переводчик он путает слова и многие переводит не правильно, мне помогает понять вас то что я тоже занимаюсь деревьями (изучаю дендрологию) и увлекаюсь бонсай!
Спасибо вам большое за вашу работу 👍👍👍
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Hi Peter. I love your garden. I nearly bought a lovely white crab apple the other day, but it wouldn’t have fitted inside my sisters car 😟 Do you grow any Acer p. Mikawa Yatsubusa? That’s one of my favourites as a little garden tree. Almost like a natural bonsai and very slow growing.
Incidentally, I cut out a couple of good-sized branches from my 30-year old Acer p. ‘Shishio Improved’ the other day and the cuts are still bleeding quite a lot (I know, it’s late), so I was wondering what brand of cut sealant you use to help them heal?
Dont worry about the maple 'bleeding'. In Spring they do that - same with Silver Birch trees - they will stop eventually - No need for cut paste. Save your money.
Thank you for inviting us to enjoy your serene spring walk! We will never pass this at again.
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Do you have issues with deer eating your flowering trees out on the nursery?
They only eat my Vegetable plants. They dont touch maples or pines but they do love roses.
My man, if you can't hear that plane you need to get your hearing checked.
Lovely. Enjoy the walks very much, thank you Peter, always a joy!
Thank you Peter for sharing your garden and range of trees, Larch are my favourites I have small medium and a very large larch trees, the foliage is a beautiful light green colour, there is a slight difference I found in colour between the Japanese and the European larch, my money is on the Japanese foliage colour. I love the the group planting of the Larch you have created with 8 trees in a pot made I assume from concrete to resemble a conch shell I can see why you are proud of the work you did.
An observation I have made this year the foliage on a lot of the trees is fuller and slightly bigger than previous years, the flowers are more numerous also, I have a maple that is ready to bud break with flowers, it has not flowered in the past. I did hear years ago that sometime an unhealthy tree will flower because it is stressed and needs to issue seeds to continue the future of the species before it dies. This happened to one of my trees many years ago 😅, I can’t remember the tree but it did exactly that, it flowered a lot more than usual and then died.
Getting back to the reason the trees are growing stronger and displaying more healthy foliage and flowers this spring I assume it is due to the wet mild winter this year plus the the wetter spring and the odd very mild days we have had here in the U.K.
Dusk is a magical time of the day, you can hear the birds singing their songs,
The magnolia is magnificent Peter .
My large Crab Apple has been in bloom for over a week, today’s date 4th April and no sign of them dropping their petals.
My Chinese quince has yellow flowers all over it which have been out for nearly a month, the odd flower dies and another takes it place.
I have a Burberry covered in lichen, it doesn’t harm the trees, some people think it is ugly, I don’t, I leave it alone.
I watch your videos on my large projector screen first uninterrupted if possible, then I watch it again in my iPad slowly so I can comment as you go round your nursery. Have a great year at the nursery and thank you once again for your tours.
I always look out for your perceptive comments - its like chatting to a dear friend as I stroll along the nursery.
Please educate us about each plant please
Very nice and beautiful but a bit surreal from the Finnish standpoint... Please let me humour you for a moment with some data from Central Finland, regarding the ongoing winter:
10/23: no snow cover, temp min -13
11/23: ~10-20 cm snow cover, temp min -23 °C
12/23: ~20-40 cm snow cover, temp min -23 °C
1/24: ~25-50 cm snow cover, temp min -34 °C
2/24: ~50-60 cm snow cover, temp min -32 °C
3/24: ~35-50 cm snow cover, temp min -17 °C
So, we still have 30+ centimeters of snow, and the weather forecast is calling for -10 °C for the next two nights. But there are catkins in willows, so the spring might be coming soon!
One of the ladies who work in my office is from Finland.
She's in Wonderland now.@@peterchan3100
From Finland to Wonderland, not bad.@@peterchan3100
Awesome 🎉..thx for sharing Peter
Happy spring Peter cheers 😮
VERY GOOD👍👍👍
Beautiful place ❤
It is not only Bonsai u are a master of gardening as well. You created a paradise for yourself. If only the world where filled with Herons.
Divine splendour
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The beauty in nature is a reflection of God's character and goodness.
nature is beautiful and wondrous enough without needing to inject mysticism and God into it
@@Facilitate.Inform you see a wondrous painting and marvel at the artist hand. You see planes flying high in the sky and reflect on the magnificence of the engineering involved, yet you see nature and cannot see the fingerprints of our creator behind it. Instead you believe in blind faith that it came about from nothing and for no reason.
@@johnrb9397 Nice 6th grade argument you got there...
Children with cancer is just another wonder of God, based on your worldview.
The fingerprints you refer to are those of evolution which is a proven science.
@@Facilitate.Inform -There are many things in life that we dont understand and cannot explain - so whether there is a God or not does not bother me. But isn't it marvellous that even though we are so insignificant we are still able to enjoy an emotion which we call beauty. I am just glad to be Alive. Stay blessed my friends (and enemies too !!)
I hope my version of heaven looks like your nursery!
We all have our own heaven -its how you view your situation that matters - I am sure I will like your garden too,