Journey to Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- During winter maintenance work on yamadori Carpinus betulus / European hornbeam, I'm talking about how I discovered bonsai, what inspired me and how I see my bonsai work in the context.
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00:00 Introduction
01:10 Remarks on winter protection
03:00 Details about this hornbeam
03:30 Collecting place
04:55 Short history of the tree
05:50 Fairytale Style
06:30 First tree I saw
07:05 Why totalitarian dictatorships suck
08:00 What is a good Western movie for communists?
09:40 You drive LADA or FORD?
10:10 Wisteria from Heidelberg
11:15 Fast forward to 2008
11:50 What changed with the Internet?
13:00 Japanese gardeners and US bonsai
13:55 Legacy of wars
14:50 Meet your foreigner
15:40 German influence
16:15 John Naka legacy
16:45 Learning a new hobby
17:30 Standing on the shoulders of pioneers
18:05 Meeting Walter Pall
18:40 Forrest Gump box of chocolates
19:15 Choose Your flavour
19:55 Collect mighty pine
20:25 My choices
20:55 Price of Freedom
21:35 Best Times Yet
21:55 What do you see in your forest?
22:20 Make bonsai like a tree
22:50 Conclusion
#bonsai #bonsaitreemaking #marosbonsai #hornbeam #carpinus #yamadori 
Хобби
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Ďakujem Jano👍
This tree is fantastic!🤩
Thanks 👍 😉
Beautiful tree👍
Thanks 👍
Simply bonsailicous.
Glad you think so! Thanks
Харош! Отличное видео
Thanks 👍
I do the same - I actually learn from editing the videos as my focus is different at that point. Well done great story
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Always follow❤️🙏🏿
Thanks 👍
Magnificat tree!
I woud love to see a "how to yamadori" video.
I will do it, hopefully sooner than later. Would like to have it finished before spring digging season. Thanks.
Great to see you have a RUclips channel now Maros, you and I have appreciated each others work through our blogs for years, but I more or less abandoned my blog some years ago (Silva Naturalis). Perhaps you remember? Lovely to see you working and hear your thoughts! Matt
Hi Matt, nice to hear from you. Of course, I remember your blog! You have some outstanding trees. Blogs went down slowly, and I had the same feeling . Greetings Maros
@@marosbonsai glad to see you and your wonderful bonsai thriving! I see you are on Instagram too, so I've followed you on there. I am still doing mostly photography, but perhaps more videos will follow too!
@@silvanaturalis Fingers crossed with the video. It is 20x more work than a blog but 10x more fun as well. Thanks for your kind words.
It looks like a 'tree'😍
Thanks, Bobby. Mission accomplished then 🙏👌
Great vid Maros - nice tree! Whoa the fire! I dont have one as its too hot here
Thanks, mate. I wish to be at warmer place as well sometimes. Waiting for spring impatiently 🥶
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Thanks, mate👍
Molto molto bello ,complimenti sinceri
Grazie mille 👍😉
Magnificent Carpinus ! Like you, I try to use as much as possible plants native to the place I live, which is Belgium. Carpinus betulus is one of my favourite plants to use as bonsai. Thanks for the interesting talk and showing us a beautiful tree.
Thanks for your kind words. Wishing you all the best with your trees 👍
@@marosbonsai Thank you, looking forward to your next videos.
wonderfull
Thanks 👍
Thank you for the video, i enjoyed it very much. For me it was therapeutic and very interesting to hear a little about how you came into bonsai. The hornbeam tree is amazing! Thanks again.
Thanks for the compliments. I'm glad you like it 👍
Thank you Maros 🙏 for showing to us this very beautiful tree and for sharing with us your wonderful story ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it. 😉👍
Great Video Maros, thank you for the glimpse to your live. Living in Vienna I have very deep understanding for your history. Best regards Jens
Dear Jens, warm greetings to Vienna. I am glad you like it👍
what an amazing tree. congratulations .. thanks for showing us this kind of art. greetings from Germany. Holger
Thank you very much for your kind words! Germany rocks! Greetings
such an incredible tree. great video. tree looks very natural and impressive
Thanks 👍
Fantatstic tree and really enjoyed the history - but that fireplace was the true star! All the best for 2024
Thanks Xavier. I wanted to tell you that I watched your video on books, and you had one from Paul Lesniewitz and wisteria bonsai is on the cover of the book. I will have to buy it just from sheer nostalgia.
I am truly fascinated with your story and perspective. Our experiences shapes how we view the world, ourselves, and our creativity. It has molded your artistry into something special.
I absolutely love your Caprinus - one of my favourite species. I have a soft spot for 'Fairy Tale Trees'. Where I live, old Big-Leaf Maple trees (Acer macrophyllum) take on this exact form - pretty spooky when seen through the fog on a cold winter day!
I have found some artists/RUclips channels in Canada and the US who are embracing naturalistic bonsai styles. These include Rakuyo Deciduous Bonsai, Ryan Neil (Bonsai Mirai), Nigel Saunders (The Bonsai Zone). I'm sure there are many more out there for all skill levels.
Thank You very much for your nice comment. I have to admit, that maples generally, are becoming one of my favorite species over time, they have some truly great properties which makes them good candidates for bonsai.
I watch Ryan since his beginnings (I mentioned it in the video originally, but it was edited out due to length and pace of the video) and he is doing amazing work for bonsai. Also Andrew from Rakuyo, I follow his channel and Im glad there is a guy focusing on deciduous trees. And Nigel work in creating content is inspiring.
Masterpiece ❤
Thanks, mate 👍
Great video, the tree is magnificent
Thank you very much. 👍
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You are sitting with your bonsai beneet the fireplace. Not to warm for the tree?
It rises the temperature only slightly and for a short period of time. No problem for the tree at all.