Thanks Steve. I got up yesterday morning I saw my trees covered with raindrops and thought how beautiful they looked so had to share. It’s a wonderful time of year 😃
What a lovely calming video you have created, spring is a magical time with the buds on trees coming alive again which gladdens the heart and mind making one privileged to be a witness of nature in all it’s moods. Thank you.
Amazing job with this video Gail! Your camera angles and movement were very smooth. Also your narration was soothing and flowed perfectly with the video. Your trees are looking beautiful!
I know. There was a few reasons why I chose that name. My company name Evergreen is in respect of my late husband. One of our favourite songs was ‘Evergreen’ by Barbara Streisand and that my love for each other will never die. Also to see if a tree is still alive you scratch the bark to see if the cambium layer underneath is green. So essentially the evergreen is about keeping something alive as well as being my favourite type of trees. I hope this helps to explain my name choice. Thank you Carlos for watching and commenting on my video 👍😃
It's strange isn't it. We had ice and snow a few days ago and had to take some of my repotted trees into the greenhouse. They don't know what is going on due to the mild winter.
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 yes, same here. 3 days of constant snowing in march, a total of 40 cm snow. On the ground for a week and now it feels like spring again.
I’m ok thank you Andy. I’m just really busy at the minute. I’m moving my bonsai to a local garden centre so I’ve been organising, repotting and labelling bonsai. Designing the area etc. I’m going to do workshops with bonsai, succulents and terrariums so I’ve been doing promotional stuff including creating a website. I’ve also been doing wedding fairs to hire out bonsais. Doing most of it myself so I’ve been too busy to film and edit at the moment. Hopefully it will calm down soon so I can create a video. I’ve got a large acer and hornbeam to air layer so hopefully do them first. I’ve even been too tired to watch any videos as I keep falling asleep on an evening. How are you?
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 wow not surprising your tired Gail. Really best of luck with all of that Gail. Hope it really takes off for you. What’s the name of the garden centre? I’ll try and bye something if I can this year !! Don’t burn yourself out. Remember slow and steady is key 👍👍👍👍👍
The main way to differentiate between the two species is the colour of the new twigs in winter; Larix kaempferi has a reddish colour whilst Larix decidua is yellow. Paroxysms Kaempferi is the Japanese Larch and Larix Decidua is a European larch. Hope this helps Jay 😊
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 that's super helpful I will have a look for her next time I visit.. They make beautiful bonsais I adore the little cones.. Do the little cones hold seeds? Sorry hope you don't mind me asking lol I don't know much about Larch 🙏🙏
I have a lot of larches. In the video the first and third are Japanese larch. Ideally you should remove the new cones. They look like white or pink flowers at first as they use up a lot of energy. Leaving a couple is fine. You can see a white one starting on the third one. The large brown cones are dead, so not using any energy up. I would imagine they’ve got seeds, but I’m not sure to be honest.
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 Ok thats really helpful thank you.. I will rewatch the video again and then visit me mother-in-law and have a look or get her to take some photos for me lol.. Last time I noticed the cones were brown so i'll let her now.. I'll see if I can pinch one and examine inside the cone lol. Thank you so much its been bugging me but bugging her more. She has a few big bonsais in the back garden that were my father-in-laws but he past away sadly a couple of years back. Thank you again 👍👍🙏
What a wonderfully soothing tour of the bonsai. Thanks gail
You’re welcome. It warmed my heart to see them 😄
Thanks for the tour Gail. Your collection is looking really beautiful. Enjoy the awakening. Thanks, keep growing
Thanks for your support Matt 😃
Your narration was as pleasing as the artistic styling of your trees.
Thank you Matt 😄
Such a nice video featuring so many trees of yours that I love! Your poetry is beautiful as well. Thank you for sharing it with us!
Thanks Taco. I appreciate your support 😊
Spring, the best time of year after all the monochrome of winter. Finally, we get to see the real beauty that is nature 👌👌👌👍🥰
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I LOVE springtime. Thanks for these great shots of your Bonsais coming to life
Thanks Steve. I got up yesterday morning I saw my trees covered with raindrops and thought how beautiful they looked so had to share. It’s a wonderful time of year 😃
Beautiful video from a beautiful lady in her beautiful garden! 👌👍🙏
🥰 Thank you Jay 😇
These trees are amazing!
Thank you Ashton!
Found your site via Tony’s Bonsai. You have some lovely trees, beautifully filmed and narrated. I will enjoy catching up on your other videos. 😊
Thank you for your lovely comments Margaret. I’m glad you liked my video and hope you enjoy my others. Tony is a great guy 😊
Lovely. Spring is here yippee 👍👍
Certainly is 😄
What a lovely calming video you have created, spring is a magical time with the buds on trees coming alive again which gladdens the heart and mind making one privileged to be a witness of nature in all it’s moods. Thank you.
What a lovely thing to say Joe. I hope you’re well 😊
Amazing job with this video Gail! Your camera angles and movement were very smooth. Also your narration was soothing and flowed perfectly with the video. Your trees are looking beautiful!
Thank you Matt. It’s an exciting time. Very busy but enjoying it 😀
Beautiful video. A perfect way to display these gorgeous trees!
Really liked and gonna follow :)
but it is funny that most plants from a channel with evergreen on name are in fact deciduous
I know. There was a few reasons why I chose that name. My company name Evergreen is in respect of my late husband. One of our favourite songs was ‘Evergreen’ by Barbara Streisand and that my love for each other will never die. Also to see if a tree is still alive you scratch the bark to see if the cambium layer underneath is green.
So essentially the evergreen is about keeping something alive as well as being my favourite type of trees.
I hope this helps to explain my name choice.
Thank you Carlos for watching and commenting on my video 👍😃
Wonderful video Gail. According to the swedish metherological institute we got spring february 15th. 🙂👍
It's strange isn't it. We had ice and snow a few days ago and had to take some of my repotted trees into the greenhouse. They don't know what is going on due to the mild winter.
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 yes, same here. 3 days of constant snowing in march, a total of 40 cm snow. On the ground for a week and now it feels like spring again.
Very relaxing video Gail! You seem to have a great way of creating Bonsai videos that also act as stress reducers too.
Thank Gav. Matt from Bobcat Bonsai mentioned you so I’ll try and catch up on yours too. I appreciate your support 😀
Thanks Gail, I really appreciate it!
Hi Gail I thought I’d check in with you and see if you’re okay.
You haven’t posted a video in a while and wanted to check your okay?
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I’m ok thank you Andy. I’m just really busy at the minute. I’m moving my bonsai to a local garden centre so I’ve been organising, repotting and labelling bonsai. Designing the area etc. I’m going to do workshops with bonsai, succulents and terrariums so I’ve been doing promotional stuff including creating a website. I’ve also been doing wedding fairs to hire out bonsais.
Doing most of it myself so I’ve been too busy to film and edit at the moment. Hopefully it will calm down soon so I can create a video. I’ve got a large acer and hornbeam to air layer so hopefully do them first. I’ve even been too tired to watch any videos as I keep falling asleep on an evening.
How are you?
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 wow not surprising your tired Gail.
Really best of luck with all of that Gail.
Hope it really takes off for you.
What’s the name of the garden centre?
I’ll try and bye something if I can this year !!
Don’t burn yourself out. Remember slow and steady is key 👍👍👍👍👍
@@Bonsaicrazy Thank you Andy. I appreciate your support. Keep making your awesome videos 😀
5:45 Is this a larch?.. my mother-in-law has a bonsai like this but she does not know what it is... If its a larch do you know what type?
The main way to differentiate between the two species is the colour of the new twigs in winter; Larix kaempferi has a reddish colour whilst Larix decidua is yellow. Paroxysms Kaempferi is the Japanese Larch and Larix Decidua is a European larch. Hope this helps Jay 😊
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 that's super helpful I will have a look for her next time I visit.. They make beautiful bonsais I adore the little cones.. Do the little cones hold seeds? Sorry hope you don't mind me asking lol I don't know much about Larch 🙏🙏
I have a lot of larches. In the video the first and third are Japanese larch. Ideally you should remove the new cones. They look like white or pink flowers at first as they use up a lot of energy. Leaving a couple is fine. You can see a white one starting on the third one. The large brown cones are dead, so not using any energy up. I would imagine they’ve got seeds, but I’m not sure to be honest.
@@ggevergreenbonsai1259 Ok thats really helpful thank you.. I will rewatch the video again and then visit me mother-in-law and have a look or get her to take some photos for me lol.. Last time I noticed the cones were brown so i'll let her now.. I'll see if I can pinch one and examine inside the cone lol. Thank you so much its been bugging me but bugging her more. She has a few big bonsais in the back garden that were my father-in-laws but he past away sadly a couple of years back. Thank you again 👍👍🙏