Wisley Gardens - Checking our Bonsai Collection April 2021
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- In this video I show you how the Bonsai collection at RHS Wisley is doing.
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It’s insane how he remembers every tree and the history of the tree like if they were all his children. He knows when they were started or last repotted and where he was in his own life. Insane.
At this point I feel as if I know the trees, too. I think, after these years, I might be a sophomore at Peter Chan University.
I think Peter may remember every 989,762 trees in his nursery. LOL
Their definitely his babies. Proud father.
@@robbybobby6483Peter dont own the trees, the trees own him! 😆
Fantastic looking trees
Tell your new apprentice that she's never going to be a bonsai gardener by randomly snipping away at the branches with one hand while the other one is in her pocket doing nothing. ADVICE: One hand cutting the other hand steadying the branch.
i know that but it was very cold and i didn’t have gloves with me on this occasion. thank you for the advice anyway :)
Its incredible to have a bonsai master like Peter Chan in your phone or computer few clicks away for free! All the things to learn! All the videos i have yet to watch. Just incredible, in the old times i assume you'd have to train for years to even meet a bonsai master. Thank you for the videos!
I am going to Wisley on Tuesday (1st June). I am so looking forward to seeing these trees in real life. I have been wanting to do this for some time and how lucky am I that this is actually going to happen. Lovely collection.
Lucky you! Probably one of the best times to visit with all the new growth on the trees
Knowledge History everything he is a very good Master
Always releasing amazing and extremely interesting videos! You're an inspiration to many of us here on youtube, thank you!
Beautiful trees. Copied your wisteria air layering techniques. And after a worryingly amount of dead stick in a bag it's come to life. Thank you for sharing your craftsmanship in such a wonderful style. Be well and stay safe.
So much love for you and your work!
Peter, when you say feed regularly, roughly what’s your feeding schedule during the growing period? thanks! love seeing the updates with every visit.
Not sure of his schedule, but I use granule fertilizer, ( high nitrogen ) that is placed in the soil, and it feeds every time I water. I change the granules ( add new granules ) about every 3 months, through the early spring to the late fall. I still water the winter, but very rarely, depending on how the weather is here. When I do water in the winter, I still use a fertilizer, but its less nitrogen. ( 7-9-5 ) Some say its pointless to fertilize in the winter, but I have had great results in my schedule the past few years.
Each one of these trees are his children. Magnificent. He has inspired me to grow bonsai
Very beautiful trees. One more beautiful than the other. The wonder of nature makes the heart beat faster.
He says the bonsai are twenty or thirty years old so casually. Twenty or thirty years, that's amazing!
Always great to see this whisleys collection! Great inspirational trees
Mr. Chan and community, sorry this comment isn't about the video but I could use some help I.D.ing a tree. I went to an exhibition a few weeks back. A lady was doing a demonstration on a tree and let the audience take the trimmings home for cuttings. The cuttings are now taking root and I can't remember what it is! It's a tropical tree with purple/lavender flowers, has thorns, has small foliage, she said it was popular in Indonesia for bonsai material, and I believe it started with a D. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
If you are able to visit our Nursery I will give any amount of seeds and cuttings for FREE.
I really enjoy watching your Videos, keep going!
Peter wields axe's, chainsaw's, log splitters, lump hammers but @14:24 can just about push a tree label into the pot 🤣 🙄 great trees on show thanks for the tour Peter 👍
Oldies but goodies! Thank you for the tour.
Beautiful collection that’s for sure
Afternoon bonsai delight 🥰♥️
Presence, yes, a Majestic Presence, like the throne of a king.
Master, I have dug up all my american elms and placed them in plastic flower pots, I am not fond of the species, but in time I will be.
this man is a jewel, hope he is doing fine and keeps posting videos in the next few years
always a pleasure, thanks for the updates!
Such a beautiful display......I only wish there was a place nearby me that I can go to see real bonsai.
Absolutely gorgeous trees! 🥰🥰🥰
Hey, Mr. Chan, there's a park near my house that could use a few large bonsai. ;)
An awesome display of your talent and visions for Bonsai. Your recollections of each one’s history is impressive.
What a sight for sore eyes, beautiful collections indeed. Thx for sharing Peter 👍.
Beautiful specimens.
Hello Peter, Let me congratulate you on your lovely bonsais. Lovely little adorable 'darlings'.. You keep mentioning 1997. That was the year I visited your nursery, in Linfield, Surrey. You were so kind to me, even more so when I told you that I came, all the way from little Malta. However don't recognise any of the ones you show, here. Like you said ''Trees are like people''. They do change...for the better in your expert , masterly bonsai knowledge. In 2005, you visited us as guest of our club....I liked each and every tree shown, but the video, did make me sad, on remembering,''The memory of what has been...and never more will be'' . .
I enjoyed my trip to Malta very much. Glad to welcome you here anytime Joseph.
I remember meeting Peter at Herons about 30 years ago. Unfortunately my unsettled life meant I had to sell my trees.
Thanx again for your time and effort
Do you have any advice on how to make eucalyptus tree bonsai's?
I don't but I am sure some Australian bonsai buffs will be able to advise you.
Love u sir
Love your channel for it's quality and tons of information you spread to the people.
By the way the new apprentice is so cute :)
Thanks Peter,, 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
It is nice to see your Bonsai trees at the Wesley Garden. We in Michigan had Snow in the United States too in April. It must have Snowed all over the world that day. I had Snow drifts up to two to three feet here. I Love the walk through the garden with you🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🚶♂️💃💚💚💚💚💚
Lovely tour of wonderful trees. The snow on the branches was magical, reminded me of old wintertime Japanese woodcut prints.
These are all gorgeous! And I'm a lot like you in the aspect, I love giant bonsai, I want all of mine to grow such thick trunks! Formal uprights mostly too for me, where I grew up we had massive oaks, magnolia, hackberrys, and pines. They were all extremely tall and big around. The formal uprights just feel like home to me
Lovely trees
Fascinating as always... I love all your stone lanterns, pedestals and garden furniture..... the buddah's! beautiful
Thank you.... 🙏 😔 🙏
Dr. Chan I like Wisleys very much. It is so relaxing and having you along to guide us. Snow in April, but it's like the trees knew, and waited. I don't know how or what but when there is a late cold snap everything waits.
Your apprentice was camera shy, I hope she had a rewarding experience. Who couldn't at Heron's.
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Thank you, a very pleasant tour.
is there a forum or something similar where one can ask about plant stuff, im doing some botanical stuff on my balcony, and some things arent goin quite the way i hoped they would, and i dont know what i did wrong
ive been trying to transplant an oaks from the forest, small saplings, 20ish cm in height, but they keep dying, and this last one "died", but from its roots sprouted a new leader, which was growing nicely for a few weeks, and now the tips of the leaves (which are still in a bud) are turning black and i dont know what to do
@@christiansandri9155 yes, there are many forums, just type your problem into your search engine, and look through the results, you will find several sites where you can ask questions, or someone may already have asked a simular question so the answer could be right there.
@@terryforsdyke306 ive tried just googling, but it always sends me to posts regarding mature oaks, which are withering due to various reasons, i didnt find any of those helpful, since my plant is 3cm tall
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Hi Peter, big fan here. I was wondering if at some point in the future you could do a video on how to improve small bonsai. Primarily, your bog standard garden centre small bonsai, like a small chinese elm or a dawn redwood. I was gifted them last summer and they're growing like crazy in this nice weather and want to "improve" them rather than just trimming the long shoots into a messy ball shape.
The trees look in great shape.
Inspirational, as ever 🙏
Who thumbs down 👎 one of Peters videos?
Miserable no marks who think that they are better than him ? Or just goons
I have a pine bonsai and a ficus bonsai. Please tell me what do I feed them and how often?
Feed from Spring and then every two months till early Autumn. High Nitrogen fertiliser in Spring and then High P and K from Summer onwards
What is that white stuff on the ground🤔
SNOW !!
Does anyone know how Peter is connected with Wisley Gardens?
I was invited by the President of the Royal Horticultural Society back in 1997 to make a display of bonsai for Wisley.
@@peterchan3100 Thank you. Thank you for all your videos and all the help you give us. It is truly appreciated!
Stunning!
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I love these updates. When are you coming down to Kingsdown next?.. Can I assist you when you do? I'll sweep up the cuttings and just learn! :)
Enjoy the guided tour and also showing us how Wisley is changing. Every tree is magnificent and the crabapple is always my favorite! Thank you Peter. I have so much respect and admiration for you. Warm wishes from your #1 Florida fan! 🌴🐊🦩🦎😎🐚
Amazing. Thank you.
This is so inspiring! Thank you
It is an extremely beautiful collection Peter!
Who will take care if you can not anymore!
Absolutely beautiful as always. Thank you Peter
Very relaxing.
very beautiful
What beautiful garden and beautiful trees.
This video was such a pleasure to watch!
Juniper!!! is really grow well🌳it's really a task 💞Nd autumn color of maple 🌱is so nice🍂🍂🏵️🏵️❤️
I don’t know if I got the name right on the red leaf tree with the pale bark? Is it Isoju? I looked it up online but couldn’t find it.
@Adrian Watton thank you🤗
Thank you, so much, Peter for sharing your beautiful 'children'. Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.
Stunning as always!
I want to start the hobby but im worried my first few years of trees will be ugly. Do i just have to start and have practice trees that are ugly or should I study more to try and make my first tree beautiful.
Just get started with it. Do some research into good starter trees for the sort of environment you will be keeping them in. Then buy some young plants for cheeper prices and just get going. If you're able to buy of Peters websites you can buy a starter kit from him for a reasonable price. I've got 3 trees on the go. My 1st tree perchanced went through some trials after it got here but I did my research and found something suitable to me, bought some good books for guidance and found articles online and it's been doing well for over 2 years now.
One really good thing about Peters channel is how if you have a particular type of tree you want to learn about, you can just search his channel and there will likely be a video where he goes over the basic care and styles of the tree.
Good luck!
You have to start somewhere and it's a great hobby.
“Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.”
― Albert Einstein
Picasso’s first painting wasn’t his best. Just have a go and enjoy the process. Sometimes a great tree develops from something unexpected. Or could always start with a base by buying bonsai material.
You won't get good from reading and watching without touching a tree. If you're not happy with you first attempts, learn from them (what did go wrong, what should I have done differently). Don't buy anything labeled bonsai and don't practice on expensive/unique material, of course. You can start very cheap, and grow with your trees.