Compacting a Long and Gangly Lodgepole Pine Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- David Easterbrook is invited by the Puget Sound Bonsai Association (PSBA) for a lecture and a demo on pines.
A Pinus contorta with no distinctive feature gets shortened and shaped in an elegant way after a massive wiring job.
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Thanks for coming to our PSBA club David!
What a transformation! Have to admit I held my breath as you bent the branches. 😬🤞
I’m glad I watched this. I have a tree to collect that needs this sort of treatment but I wasn’t sure how to approach it. Thanks 🙏
Quelle belle évolution de cet arbre, merci pour la vidéo!
That was really interesting. Very elegant transformation. Thank you!
Lovely job
Absolutely inspirational! Love your channel David
Very nicely done in short amount of time. Thanks for sharing David
Great work david .
Just found you on TikTok. Subscribed! 💚🪴💚
PSBA (Puget Sound Bonsai Association) rules!!!
Great to see the change in a short time
Superbe vidéo, merci 🥰
Nice video, I have a lodgepole, they said mountain pine but looks more like yours, wondered what to do since it's so call and gangly, and I have some 4mm wire I ordered by accident.
Around 16:45 David talks about David DeGroot's book "Principles of Bonsai Design". I have 20 bonsai books on my shelf. That is top 2.
About the same here.
Looks like I have 21, and one is in its way 😅
Any suggestion You think I don't most likely have? Or What is the other one? I'm undecided but I must say that Julian R Adams growing pines for bonsai does not get enouht attention.
Or Probably even less known Abe Kurakichi: How to make Pine Bonsai. That is the one coming, I have only seen French language version, but seemed like a real gem.
Very elegant, I wish power point presentation hadn’t been edited out, perhaps you can show us in another video ❤
Transformation 👍