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Amazing I wish I had Tom close by to style my junipers. I like the smell of my Monterey cypress when I prune it

What beautiful trees. Glad to see the sale being used for scholarships.

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Sometimes birds pick materials in the pots for nesting ... it makes a mess ... is that pot cast I wonder 🤔

"Bonsai is not just a plant; it can also be a symbol of longing, remembrance, and nostalgia."😢

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Great tour. It’s always fun to hear the history of trees.

Great video but honestly the music did nothing to help!

Trees with histories/origin stories provide richer experiences for those appreciating them.(IMO)!

Birds are terrible here in san Diego this year. I had to screen most of my pots

Nice collection.

Hi Tom. I haven't had a large Chinese quince to work on before, but I was looking at the straight lines of the tree in general, with little or no branch tapering. I thought the tree's shape might be improved by reducing its height, possibly in the future, and by finding new lateral shoots to develop into branches lower down in the tree. It would give it a more compact look and reduce its weight for you, too.

Is it true that you need a male for a princess to fruit? I keep reading conflicting things. If you don’t how do you encourage them to fruit?

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BISC (Bonsai in Southern California) let’s go! Thanks for the video!

Big fan of Julian! Great job!

Nice! I love the tours!! And I saw your huge tree behind this man as you guys were going along the wall and I was like OOHHH! I want to see THAT one!! LOL I hope to see some of those iconic trees in person some day.

LoL.......Fix your falling tree and those 2 inch internodes. Thanks for the video. I was hoping to see your maple after the video of you trimming the burned leaves for the show.

Great job Julian

Oh, that's nice!

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Good stuff enjoyed 😮

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I love me some elm!

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Thank you for sharing,good job success always my friend

Nice tree Tom. And thanks for standing up for dwarf jade! I enjoy them.

A 🏆Supreme Port! 🥰 with Such a NICE Trunk/Nebari.. 👏🏾

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I think the biggest benefit to boxes goes along with what he's saying but I use them differently. I put my boxes about 1" into a raised bed garden with sqft garden soil setup. It's like a combination of field growing and box training put together and makes my life alot easier

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looking good!

Great job Tom. Mature tree. Thick trunk and well trained. Will try to work on some of mine this way

Beautiful tree!

Great tree.

Love it man. It’s definitely a bonsai too, btw.

Good looking tree you got there! Thanks for the advice!♥️

Dat look good.

Gorgeous tree!! Do you know how old this one is?

New subscriber, really nice interview, great information and amazing trees... Watching from Trinidad in the Caribbean 🎉🎉

great material... need to chop some of those lower thick branches to make taper in them, they'll grow back fast

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What an interesting man. Thanks, really enjoyed a peek into his life.

These interviews are great!

The aluminum shade cloth is in two sections, one is 30% and one is 40%. This shade cloth reflects the heat whereas black cloth absorbs the heat.

Hello, my wollow leaf seems to be dying. Its dropping all its leafs, the PH level is good and im watering it often. Its winter here in Australia and gets down to around 5 degrees celcious at night. Do you have any ideas about what to do? Thanks

Nice interview! Could we see more of the trees! Maybe some stories of the trees?

I love seeing anyone's collection, but when they all look like this, it's a real treat!! I wish it was longer and we could get a greater look at the trees. Thank you!!

Nice interview … woild have loved to hear more about his set up, aluminum mesh shade seems … unusual for the hobby

Love these perspectives! Pretty incredible to hear from anyone having their hand in the hobby since 1977! Thanks for sharing. - chotenenbonsai