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How to Harvest and Pot American Elm Trees from Nature for Yamadori Bonsai
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2021
- Today was a crazy day. I set out to dig a single American Elm sapling but ended up pulling out a massive clump style pre-bonsai sapling with 3 incredible trunks!
In this video I show you my method of extracting a tree from nature using basic tools and then transplanting it to an open air pot to recover on its way to becoming a beautiful future bonsai tree.
The pot I use in this video is an aquatic plant basket which can be found at Lowe's or anywhere pond supplies are sold.
Many years ago, the American Elm tree was all but decimated in the United States due to Dutch Elm Disease. Now, generations later, the mighty elm is making a comeback. Here at the Barefoot Bonsai Ranch, our goal is to aid in the return of this majestic native tree. To that aim, we focus on education in gardening and horticulture to encourage future generations to care for their native habitat and to continue the rewarding work of growing great things while also growing closer God's beautiful creation.
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Where I live in New Hampshire on the dirt road I live on. Tree road crews come through about every three years or so and cut back the growth next to the road. Lot's of elm and white oak ,various girths dot the road side. This is some of my collection source, as no one cares about these trees. Usually I find some pretty good short thick trunk trees just waiting to be had. Saw a oak tree yesterday, just down the road from me, i probably will acquire today. This morning I will be checking the road next to my property for more elm trees. These trees grow like wild fire around here, perfect sourcing for my stock. Nice presentation my friend!
That sounds like a great opportunity!
@@BarefootBonsai Sure is my friend. Great channel, learned a lot from your presentation! 👍👍
@@expandingknowledge8269 thanks for watching!
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