Peter, it was 45 mins into the video when you mentioned the virus and self filming. I hadn't even noticed! There are no quality issues with this format. The quality of your videos comes from your extensive knowledge. Thank you for all your time you give to create these videos and sharing so generously.
I think you have the most beautiful as pine trees bonds eyes and the world that I've seen I would give about anything to have a forest but there ala my price range I have walked and and to old the start one but your trees are gorgeous my name is Jesse stamel arm from United States And I would love to have one of your forest I had sent you attacks a while ago that my idle and wife loved then and I could just never afford to give her 1 before she passed So I watch your show all the time and I keep waiting for one day that 1 of your sequoias or a forest with pop up into my price range that I could afford I even ask you on a text that I sent you could I put 1 on layaway like and send you payments and and ship it to me when I got it paid for at would be the only way I could probly ever afford 1:00 a.m. thinking for less then my name's Jesse Stambaugh a my Gmail address is Jesse staball 63 Maryland
Because an accident I’m not able to get to herons any more I’ve watched you from the beginning of your RUclips adventure still finding what you present so refreshing always something to learn 😊Dennis the butcher
You should do more of this. Something from nothing is my favorite topic. I work at a nursery and get the throwaways all the time and you give me inspiration.
Mr. Chan you are an educator 1st and a businessman 2nd. Nothing wrong with that at all. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I watch the commercials on your videos to help the business end. Greetings from the USA.
Again a great learning session. Thank you Peter. But you shouldn't worry about advertisement. Due to your videos i decided to order new trees from your nursery and each of them arrived healthy and well packed. And until this day they are all healthy and vigorous. I'm looking forward to my next shopping tour
these plastic pots are great. They´re cheap, they give you an idea of how it´ll look like in a ceramic pot and they´re deep enough so they don´t slow down the growth too much. I know, as a beginner you usually want instant results but patience is one of the most important thimngs in Bonsai. You can get a nice ceramic pot when the tree is more refined. I grow my young mame and shohin bonsai in joghurt cups, cream cheese packages and noodle soup cups. They get nice pots when they´re more refined.
Thank you Peter, I have learned so much; I also learned not to discard any cuttings. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and I am very thankful that there are people like you who take all the time to teach people like me! 🙏😊
Peter, I would like to offer my opinion on your comment that you have always thought your voice to be boring: I actually find your voice to be soothing & relaxing! I love your videos for that as well as your information & expertise on bonsai care, etc...thank you so much !
Maybe you should start the Peter Chan’s challenge where people take one of the three from garden centre stock and send you pictures/videos of their process.
Like a gentleman said you could drop a Tooth pick pick it up And there will be A forest . I would love to get one of your books and have it signed you are a great Teacher Mr. Peter did you have children That talk after you grow Bonds eyes I have a great day and stay safe We do need to figure how you can sell to the United States I would love to get my hands on one of your forest someday maybe. That's why I asked could they be sent daring dormant time
I simply treasure your channel, I have learned so so mush, you Are such a wonderfull teacher, I am now on my way to the neighbour s garden,, 😅👍👍and Then the Woods nearby to see after pines, I live in Denmark, so there is lots of material.Thank you for All your time and Therese great videos🤗❤️❤️
Thank you sir for your knowledge. I really enjoy working with trees. Hope to one day have a nursery like yours here in Washington state USA. Just absorbing information and trying not to kill every tree I work with. You have been a great help.
@@markn3586 can you suggest a nursery in Seattle? My family will be there in a few days, and I thought they might find me a tiger bark ficus, Can't find them here in Minnesota
You have provided many happy hours of entertainment and encouragement for me while I am learning all I can about the art of bonsai. Thank you for being such a creative and practical teacher
You've been doing a great job shooting these, Peter! It's nice to have a stable tripod shot for this longer form demo and smaller form factor. Understandably for your bigger trees, it's impractical to bring the material to the camera for closer inspection... but I feel it works rather well in this case. Thank you for the demo!
you should have a small round table and a chair, so you can face us. you get really quiet when you turn to work on the tree and you often block what you are doing. I love the videos, this is just a suggestion to make it easier to see and hear :)
Thanks Peter.This is a beautiful and refreshing morning because I am watching your amazing bosai techniques. There is the sound of rain and thunder and now and then a flash a lightning across the sky.The rain is finally here in Trinidad⛈️
I recieved a Bonsai as a gift and it died after a year. In my search to save the poor thing I came across your videos! I am inspired now to make my own and I feel like I with sll the wonderful tips from your videos I can be successful!!! Thank you! thank you! Thank you!!!
Thanks Guru Peter... I'm always recommending these videos on Facebook bonsai groups as people constantly post a pic of a new tree they've bought or been given and ask what they should do with it. Even though I've been doing this for a few years I learn something every time I watch one, and they've been great during winter nights while I work on my trees, and Covid lockdowns.
By introducing your ways and reason for making video itself shows legendary. Even if you had sell your knowledge it could get you few money but peoples might forget but by this free knowledge you and your ways will remains in everyone’s heart as long as they live. Great respect 🙏🙏
Thank you, Peter . I started Bonsai late in life . I think this is my lane . Small Bonsai (shohin , mame ) I can enjoy NOW . I have some larger trees in development in big pots, but not sure I'll live to see their development. Also interested in Yamadori.
I am so glad to have stumbled upon your videos. Bonsai is something I have been wanting to try for some time and you make it very accessible. I have four trees going right now (three Chineese juniper and a Japanese Boxwood) and sculpting/ caring for them has been an absolute joy. Thank you!
Mr. Chan, don't worry about the long videos. Very interesting and very informative. It would be nice to see a video on just root development of various trees with various root systems.
I just got 8 of these trees in a Lidl supermarket for 20 euros (2,5 each). I bought them because a saw this video a few months ago and boy that I'm going to follow your instructions Mr. Chan! Thanks a lot
That was just amazing, even a non Bonsai can try his/ her hand at it ! Than you for sharing all this with such love ! I love Bonsais, killed a few, now I know why, can take better care of them learning from you !
What a wonderful thing it is to watch your videos from halfway across the world. I am new to the scene (3 years?) and am fascinated that almost everything I hear you say is what I am also hearing at our club in Portland. Thank you for your time and caring enough to educate us, especially during these times when getting together is difficult.
i just got my 1st ever hinoki cyp..because of this very amazing teacher.. really made me to do it! thanks alot for making this kind of vids...but i still need to learn more..waiting for all my tools to arrive..been stairing my tree how can i design it..
I can see the true passion while teaching bonsai. I have been watching lots of videos to start making one. Yours has definitely given me a lift to start. Thankyou so much for your humble teaching .
I`d love to see how to create a bonsai from a azalea nursery stock (especially somehing like Azalea japonica), because everyone just talks about satsuki and kurume evergreens. Love the videos as always!
Dear Peter, I constantly, in any of my free time, watch your videos and am delighted with your professionalism, for which I am very grateful to you. But I really do not have enough information about what to do after the formation of bonsai. Can you please pay more attention to the maintenance of the bonsai, especially at the period of the first pruning of the branches and roots of the plant. Should the plant be kept in the shade during the first period after pruning, how often should it be watered? Usually, each plant has its own watering and light conditions, does these water and light conditions change when the plant is transformed into bonsai? It often happens that the plants suffer and I do not know if I overflowed with water or did not have enough water, did I remove a lot of roots or did something else go wrong? What other problems may be due to which the plant can dry out?
Thanks again for being such a good teacher... those close up video shots are useful as a tree is a 3D object and not just a central trunk with limbs coming out from the right and left. Stay safe...
Thank you for this❣ I have my first Hanoki Cypress and needed the help. I also have a hard time getting cuttings to root, but I think it was the rooting hormone that was missing.
Really great video Pete. You covered so much ground. I have learnt a lot and you have sorted out some queries for me. AND...A SLEEPING BRANCH ! ! I didn't know such a creature existed! Thank you so much.
I Love your long videos and I think you do very well self videoing. I Love those little trees They all came out so Beautiful. I think I would stretch out more than 3 minutes just for the enjoyment of the doing it 😁😁
Very educational & inspiring video. I’ve always been scared of cutting my bonsais, now I think I’ll be able to take the plunge & create credible bonsais instead of bushes that I have at the moment
Dear Peter, I love your long videos. I am sad if they are shorter than 50 minutes. Very, very useful material in this video. Indeed, lovely, lovely little ones. Waiting for the wire and soon...I will be able to give it a try. Thank you. Greetings from Poland!
Created my firsr Conifer Bonasi by following this guide. Stripped copper wire from old electric cables to create interesting bends. Would recommend, fantastic and informative video 👍 thank you :)
I so appreciate your in depth videos and your sharing of your awesome talent. Don’t worry about how long your videos are, I could watch them all day. Your information is so valuable. Especially for beginners like myself. Thank you again.
Thank you for putting the effort into making these videos by yourself. It's not easy but you do it well. I was very tempted to buy your triple pack about a month ago but I'm still planning to visit in September and I thought I'd like to buy them in person. We'll see what happens. Regarding my other comment I am feeling pretty reassured watching your video though. I did cut roots as well as part of the trunk to fit the pot. I probably should have just used a deep nursery pot again.
You have a natural manner and speed to make useful helpful videos, HOWEVER, move the camera or rearrange your workspace so what you are doing can be seen. 90% of the video was filmed watching your back with the tree often blocked. Please dont take this as a nasty comment like some people seem to think is there right, its just an honest opinion hoping it will help :)
I'm going to a garden center on Monday. I may pick up a Cypress, Juniper or Cryptomeria Japonica. I used to do Bonsai but not much went right - including wiring. So I sort of stopped.
I appreciate the video, but one suggestion would be to set the camera more to the side. Half the time you're standing directly between the tree and the camera.
As soon as i click to watch i give a 👍 because i know I'm going to enjoy the video. I'm in the U.S. kind of wish i was closer to the UK because i would love to visit the nursery and gardens
i cant beleive i found this video , i have just bought 12 juniper and pine trees from the garden centre , slightly smaller than these but the advise is great ,, thanks
Peter, it was 45 mins into the video when you mentioned the virus and self filming. I hadn't even noticed! There are no quality issues with this format. The quality of your videos comes from your extensive knowledge. Thank you for all your time you give to create these videos and sharing so generously.
Thank you for your kind feedback.
You are such a wonderful teacher.I am obsessed with Bonsai.
Your videos have made me obsessed with Bonsai. I’m on a learning binge and this is going to be my biggest hobby. All because of you. Thank you.
How’s the bonsai hobby nowadays?
Lots of great bonsai material to be found for free along roads.... Good luck
You’re a natural teacher, I think you would be great at teaching anything, but I and many others are glad you’re teaching bonsai
I was going to teach Electrical Engineering when I graduated - Glad I didn't
I think you have the most beautiful as pine trees bonds eyes and the world that I've seen I would give about anything to have a forest but there ala my price range I have walked and and to old the start one but your trees are gorgeous my name is Jesse stamel arm from United States And I would love to have one of your forest I had sent you attacks a while ago that my idle and wife loved then and I could just never afford to give her 1 before she passed So I watch your show all the time and I keep waiting for one day that 1 of your sequoias or a forest with pop up into my price range that I could afford I even ask you on a text that I sent you could I put 1 on layaway like and send you payments and and ship it to me when I got it paid for at would be the only way I could probly ever afford 1:00 a.m. thinking for less then my name's Jesse Stambaugh a my Gmail address is Jesse staball 63 Maryland
@@jessestambaugh447 Keep in touch. You seem a very nice person and bonsai should give you lots of pleasure and fulfilment
i like his teachings and hes right theres no rule book on how to make bonsai.
Too many lesson I've learned every video of hersons bonsai
You will never be disappointed by the shirt
If in red
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When Peter drops a toothpick, two months later a 3 ft tree appears!
Two, probably, since he would air layer it by then :D
Because an accident I’m not able to get to herons any more I’ve watched you from the beginning of your RUclips adventure still finding what you present so refreshing always something to learn 😊Dennis the butcher
You should do more of this. Something from nothing is my favorite topic. I work at a nursery and get the throwaways all the time and you give me inspiration.
Mr. Chan you are an educator 1st and a businessman 2nd. Nothing wrong with that at all. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
I watch the commercials on your videos to help the business end. Greetings from the USA.
Again a great learning session. Thank you Peter. But you shouldn't worry about advertisement. Due to your videos i decided to order new trees from your nursery and each of them arrived healthy and well packed. And until this day they are all healthy and vigorous. I'm looking forward to my next shopping tour
Nice to know. Thank you. Please put your comments on Google for Herons Bonsai.
I just ordered again yesterday. So yes i will leave my recommendation on Google :)
these plastic pots are great. They´re cheap, they give you an idea of how it´ll look like in a ceramic pot and they´re deep enough so they don´t slow down the growth too much. I know, as a beginner you usually want instant results but patience is one of the most important thimngs in Bonsai. You can get a nice ceramic pot when the tree is more refined. I grow my young mame and shohin bonsai in joghurt cups, cream cheese packages and noodle soup cups. They get nice pots when they´re more refined.
I have the reprinted version of your book from 1994. I will always treasure it. I have had it for about 25 yrs.
Thank you Peter, I have learned so much; I also learned not to discard any cuttings. I thoroughly enjoyed your video and I am very thankful that there are people like you who take all the time to teach people like me! 🙏😊
Peter, I would like to offer my opinion on your comment that you have always thought your voice to be boring: I actually find your voice to be soothing & relaxing! I love your videos for that as well as your information & expertise on bonsai care, etc...thank you so much !
That was a huge effort. Well done. You are very generous and selfless with regard time and sharing your passion.
Maybe you should start the Peter Chan’s challenge where people take one of the three from garden centre stock and send you pictures/videos of their process.
I love it! Another excuse to go to the nursery and buy more stock 😂
Pretty good idea. If it starts, I've already got three I just picked up!
Like a gentleman said you could drop a Tooth pick pick it up And there will be A forest . I would love to get one of your books and have it signed you are a great Teacher Mr. Peter did you have children That talk after you grow Bonds eyes I have a great day and stay safe We do need to figure how you can sell to the United States I would love to get my hands on one of your forest someday maybe. That's why I asked could they be sent daring dormant time
It would be so lovely to have an online forum or similar for this!
I simply treasure your channel, I have learned so so mush, you Are such a wonderfull teacher, I am now on my way to the neighbour s garden,, 😅👍👍and Then the Woods nearby to see after pines, I live in Denmark, so there is lots of material.Thank you for All your time and Therese great videos🤗❤️❤️
We do not get bored with your long videos.
It keeps me going during the 10,000 steps for Acorns charity.
Thank you sir for your knowledge. I really enjoy working with trees. Hope to one day have a nursery like yours here in Washington state USA. Just absorbing information and trying not to kill every tree I work with. You have been a great help.
Be patient and yuoi will master the art
It's amazing how much nicer the trees look after even a small time under the hands of a master. The 'sweeping branch' was particularly cute!
Completely agree, those of us in Washington State love everything you produce Master Chan!!!
I wish there were more bonsai enthusiasts in the southeastern part of Washington State (Richland).
@@markn3586 can you suggest a nursery in Seattle? My family will be there in a few days, and I thought they might find me a tiger bark ficus, Can't find them here in Minnesota
You have provided many happy hours of entertainment and encouragement for me while I am learning all I can about the art of bonsai. Thank you for being such a creative and practical teacher
You've been doing a great job shooting these, Peter! It's nice to have a stable tripod shot for this longer form demo and smaller form factor. Understandably for your bigger trees, it's impractical to bring the material to the camera for closer inspection... but I feel it works rather well in this case. Thank you for the demo!
Thank you - I am always conscious that self videoing is not so good. So this is a confidence booster.
you should have a small round table and a chair, so you can face us. you get really quiet when you turn to work on the tree and you often block what you are doing. I love the videos, this is just a suggestion to make it easier to see and hear :)
Thanks Peter.This is a beautiful and refreshing morning because I am watching your amazing bosai techniques. There is the sound of rain and thunder and now and then a flash a lightning across the sky.The rain is finally here in Trinidad⛈️
Peter, Thank you for the amazing videos, I am 51 this year and you have inspired me to try my hand at Bonsai
I love your videos you are very straight to the point. Thanks for the teaching
15:46 he gets hit by a pebble lol. Made me laugh from surprise. Always great videos, Mr. Chen. Thank you so much for putting out so many.
I recieved a Bonsai as a gift and it died after a year. In my search to save the poor thing I came across your videos! I am inspired now to make my own and I feel like I with sll the wonderful tips from your videos I can be successful!!!
Thank you! thank you! Thank you!!!
Thanks Peter for another great video!
Thanks Guru Peter... I'm always recommending these videos on Facebook bonsai groups as people constantly post a pic of a new tree they've bought or been given and ask what they should do with it. Even though I've been doing this for a few years I learn something every time I watch one, and they've been great during winter nights while I work on my trees, and Covid lockdowns.
I am so grateful for these videos.
I have learned a lot about bonsai from your videos . thank you peter, from Iran
I could never get bored listening to you and watching you shape these into Bonsai trees. Amazing!
Rules are for the guidance of the wise and the blind obedience of fools, Thank you for your guidance in your craft Peter
I just wanted to thank you for doing these videos. I'm new at bonsai and I'm learning so much. So thank you so much.
By introducing your ways and reason for making video itself shows legendary. Even if you had sell your knowledge it could get you few money but peoples might forget but by this free knowledge you and your ways will remains in everyone’s heart as long as they live. Great respect 🙏🙏
Your knowledge and teaching inspired me to want to try to bonsai a tree. I look forward to learning more from you. Thank you very much. USA.
Thank you, Peter . I started Bonsai late in life . I think this is my lane . Small Bonsai (shohin , mame ) I can enjoy NOW . I have some larger trees in development in big pots, but not sure I'll live to see their development. Also interested in Yamadori.
Learning so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing.
Good morning from California. Riverside . Iam Rey. I have so many junipers. But I don’t know where to start. And now . Thanks to you so much
I am so glad to have stumbled upon your videos. Bonsai is something I have been wanting to try for some time and you make it very accessible. I have four trees going right now (three Chineese juniper and a Japanese Boxwood) and sculpting/ caring for them has been an absolute joy. Thank you!
Started rooting a curly leaf willow for my first attempt at Bonsai 👏👏❤️
Thank you Peter Chan! I really enjoyed this video. You are a ray of sunshine and a thoughtful teacher.
Thank you so so much for taking the time to teach and explain in such an easy way. As a novice I learned a lot 👍
Never too long Peter, love watching your videos, you are a master !
Mr. Chan, don't worry about the long videos. Very interesting and very informative. It would be nice to see a video on just root development of various trees with various root systems.
There is no shortcut to success. The length of your video suggests that. Respect.
I just got 8 of these trees in a Lidl supermarket for 20 euros (2,5 each). I bought them because a saw this video a few months ago and boy that I'm going to follow your instructions Mr. Chan! Thanks a lot
I love your work and the beautiful red flower shirt too, smile
So useful tips.
Thank you for your selfless sharing of your great experience.
My deep respect, sir.
That was just amazing, even a non Bonsai can try his/ her hand at it ! Than you for sharing all this with such love ! I love Bonsais, killed a few, now I know why, can take better care of them learning from you !
Thanks for taking the time to share your techniques with us. You have given me the confidence I need to better refine my trees.
What a wonderful thing it is to watch your videos from halfway across the world. I am new to the scene (3 years?) and am fascinated that almost everything I hear you say is what I am also hearing at our club in Portland.
Thank you for your time and caring enough to educate us, especially during these times when getting together is difficult.
Wow! This man is at the same legendary status as Bob Ross.
I don't deserve that - I have heard about Bob Ross - he is a legend.
i just got my 1st ever hinoki cyp..because of this very amazing teacher.. really made me to do it! thanks alot for making this kind of vids...but i still need to learn more..waiting for all my tools to arrive..been stairing my tree how can i design it..
I can see the true passion while teaching bonsai. I have been watching lots of videos to start making one. Yours has definitely given me a lift to start.
Thankyou so much for your humble teaching .
I`d love to see how to create a bonsai from a azalea nursery stock (especially somehing like Azalea japonica), because everyone just talks about satsuki and kurume evergreens. Love the videos as always!
Hello from Australia I just love your videos and I just starting and learning so much thank you master for sharing your knowledge
Dear Peter, I constantly, in any of my free time, watch your videos and am delighted with your professionalism, for which I am very grateful to you. But I really do not have enough information about what to do after the formation of bonsai. Can you please pay more attention to the maintenance of the bonsai, especially at the period of the first pruning of the branches and roots of the plant. Should the plant be kept in the shade during the first period after pruning, how often should it be watered? Usually, each plant has its own watering and light conditions, does these water and light conditions change when the plant is transformed into bonsai? It often happens that the plants suffer and I do not know if I overflowed with water or did not have enough water, did I remove a lot of roots or did something else go wrong? What other problems may be due to which the plant can dry out?
Thanks again for being such a good teacher... those close up video shots are useful as a tree is a 3D object and not just a central trunk with limbs coming out from the right and left. Stay safe...
I love this man. So much wisdom to share and dedication to his art.
excellent video nice little bonsais in the making
Thank you for this❣ I have my first Hanoki Cypress and needed the help. I also have a hard time getting cuttings to root, but I think it was the rooting hormone that was missing.
Really great video Pete. You covered so much ground. I have learnt a lot and you have sorted out some queries for me. AND...A SLEEPING BRANCH ! ! I didn't know such a creature existed!
Thank you so much.
Great video as always! We have booked in to visit your nursery & I can't wait I'm sure there will be a deshojo with my name written all over ✌️
Watching you work is so therapeutic 😊
I have plenty of pine, oak, ever green, and cider trees for starters, from sprout. That way i can shape them the way i want
I love your bonsai trees.
That triple trunked specimen threw a curve-ball. And still you took it in your stride 😉
I Love your long videos and I think you do very well self videoing. I Love those little trees They all came out so Beautiful. I think I would stretch out more than 3 minutes just for the enjoyment of the doing it 😁😁
Excellent 👌 you are very gifted 👏👏👏 thank you
I love it I am also beginner thank you Peter I am sure other nursery owner's won't be happy with you 🌱
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge.
The MOST useful video on RUclips! Thank you so much for the lesson!
Great video again. Thank you, Peter!
Thank you x love listening and watching you work x you are so therapeutic x
🤩🤩 Such a long video. Thank you, well explained. ☺️
You became really good at self videoing. 👍
I find these videos so therapeutic. I often have this in the background too. I don't mind the length, quite the contrary, in fact.
Very educational & inspiring video. I’ve always been scared of cutting my bonsais, now I think I’ll be able to take the plunge & create credible bonsais instead of bushes that I have at the moment
Thank you for showing this. How long do I have to keep the wires on the trunks.
Maybe the best shirt yet
I love this channel!💕 I don't have any bonsai but am fascinated by the process. Thank you for sharing your gift with us!
Thanks for the video. From Australia
What a fantastic source of knowledge. Thank you so much.
Dear Peter, I love your long videos. I am sad if they are shorter than 50 minutes. Very, very useful material in this video. Indeed, lovely, lovely little ones. Waiting for the wire and soon...I will be able to give it a try. Thank you. Greetings from Poland!
Thank you so much for sharing ❤️
Created my firsr Conifer Bonasi by following this guide. Stripped copper wire from old electric cables to create interesting bends. Would recommend, fantastic and informative video 👍 thank you :)
Very nice video mr Peter, thank you very much
Exquisite!
I'm heading out next month to collect some seeds. Looking forward to using your shared knowledge.
Thank you
I so appreciate your in depth videos and your sharing of your awesome talent. Don’t worry about how long your videos are, I could watch them all day. Your information is so valuable. Especially for beginners like myself. Thank you again.
Thank you for putting the effort into making these videos by yourself. It's not easy but you do it well.
I was very tempted to buy your triple pack about a month ago but I'm still planning to visit in September and I thought I'd like to buy them in person. We'll see what happens. Regarding my other comment I am feeling pretty reassured watching your video though. I did cut roots as well as part of the trunk to fit the pot. I probably should have just used a deep nursery pot again.
Pine bark + peat moss = good for young trees.
Bonsai soil = good for older bonsai.
Peat moss changes your ph so its not good for all bonsai. Better to use sphagnum moss instead. Also depends on your water retention needs
You have a natural manner and speed to make useful helpful videos, HOWEVER, move the camera or rearrange your workspace so what you are doing can be seen. 90% of the video was filmed watching your back with the tree often blocked. Please dont take this as a nasty comment like some people seem to think is there right, its just an honest opinion hoping it will help :)
Thanks a lot sharing your experience. I’ve never tried it but I will give it a try!
I love it, made my first Bonsai today.
Love from Sweden
Peter, how did you know? Just today my daughter and I were struggling with a multi-branch conifer. Thank you for your demonstration!
Going to try it for sure 😇, thx for sharing Peter and stay safe to all..cheer
You Are an artist I enjoy your video’s so much very inspiring.
I'm going to a garden center on Monday. I may pick up a Cypress, Juniper or Cryptomeria Japonica. I used to do Bonsai but not much went right - including wiring. So I sort of stopped.
Thank you Sir for your lovely video Greeting from Gibraltar
I appreciate the video, but one suggestion would be to set the camera more to the side. Half the time you're standing directly between the tree and the camera.
As soon as i click to watch i give a 👍 because i know I'm going to enjoy the video. I'm in the U.S. kind of wish i was closer to the UK because i would love to visit the nursery and gardens
Thank you
i cant beleive i found this video , i have just bought 12 juniper and pine trees from the garden centre , slightly smaller than these but the advise is great ,, thanks