I will never see bonsai collections the same after seeing this one 😂. Honestly blown away of mere the size, character, and age of all his trees. Simply amazing!
Toms collection of Yamadori Juniper are absolutely incredible. The man must gave super powers to collect these trees by himself. Bravo Tom👏 world class !!!
Ben. Thanks so much for this Video of Tom’s awesome Bonsai Garden. Does anyone want to bet that a Few National Grand Champion in there? Tom you are awesome and a down to Earth Bonsai Collector. Peace Be With You
Being a true native to utah this makes me so proud of my junipers. Nothing beats seeing them thriving in the wild. I would love to bring more of my heritage land back home with me in the city. I can't thank you enough that you keep inspiring to my best. But sadly our lifetime is just too short to really enjoy developing a tree for several thousand years, but how awesome would that be.
Just found this awesome, awesome video. Thanks so much for posting it. Been playing with Olives for 20 + years and did not know I'd been throwing half of my trees away after cutting them. Looks like another collecting trip on the way.
this was really great he's a very tree rich man. it's funny I hope that some of the people who get trees from him continue too maintain them in a ore naturalistic fashion. Thanks as always for the content
Thank you for this incredible tour of Tom Vuong’s Bonsai yamadori garden. I have watched this three times and will probably watch it again, there is so much coming from this man. I think that he cannot entrust anyone else to care for these trees. He is the master yamadorist and knows the sensitivities of these trees from gathering to adaptation to a container. And you do good work documenting this incredible art. Continued success in this art. I will be watching.
Fantastic tour...Amazing to see his knowledge and the scale of time that he operates on. You did a really great job of narrating and rephrasing what he was explaining!
Absolutely incredible!! I am floored on so many levels. Tom transcends bonsai some ways it seems. Wonder if he will ever show one of his trees. Thanks for sharing this!
Excellent video. Interesting that Tom grafts his pines using the candles. I will give it a go next year. Curious to know his technique for air layering pine trees. Thanks for sharing!
just wow! wow!.....drops some knowledge on us about the grafts. i only have 1 black pine (mostly i grow deciduous ) but i cant wait to try my hand at it. so so pumped after watching this. you've earned a sub from a fellow washingtonian Ben B. Seattle.
Ben thanks for coming down to OC and shared with us this awesome tour. Omg Chu Tom took all these trees out of the museums. JK. Amazing uncle Tom I live 9 miles from your place will reach out to viet bonsai society soon. Thanks Ben again
Hey Ben, very enjoyable tour - thanks to you and Tom. I didn't fully understand the upside-down technique. So you turn the whole tree and huge rootball upside down, cover with a plastic bag. How does its weight get supported? How do you water it? And what happens to the previous foliage when it's upside down and underneath?? Cheers
yes the whole stump of the tree gets flipped upside down. The tap root becomes the new trunk where the branches grow from. He keeps it humid until new branches emerge from the tap root.
interesante coleccion ¡¡¡ solo decir que si le gustan los olivos prueve mejor con acebuche y mejor aun el ullastre mallorquin no se arrepentira y la hoja se vuelve muchisimo mas pequeña y redondeada,los mejores olivos y acebuches estan en españa e italia,clima mediterraneo,personalmente tengo acebuches y uno de ellos tiene las hojas de apenas 5mm,saludos
chú Vương cho con hỏi chú có viết sách về juniper ko? hay chú học đc những kinh nghiệm collect, chăm sóc, và chăm sóc sau yamadori ở đâu có thể giới thiệt con với
Also those old trees have slowed down so much they are barely contributing to the environment anymore( until tom get them and they start thriving again👍)
When he finds a great shaped tree, does he just take it, or does he find the landowner and then purchase the tree before digging up? How does he know which tree can be dug without killing the small live root? Do these trees remain in the Ca. climate in order to remain alive once they are in the bonsai pots, even though they originally came from different parts of the country?
yeah you can tell his passion isnt bonsai styling and refining, hes addicted to hunting and collecting yamadori. all i could think was the amount of wire to finish off that collection would cost a fortune.
Over care the roots and tree.. I'm guilty as charged smh.. I had to get so many trees that I forget one or two sometimes to not over care for the.. over Fertilize?, guilt, over watering?, guilt, over pruning?, guilt..... after all this hobby is patience, effort, planning and time.
This is the first time I've ever heard of watering by temperature. Makes so much more sense.
Great info! Thank you.
I will never see bonsai collections the same after seeing this one 😂. Honestly blown away of mere the size, character, and age of all his trees. Simply amazing!
the craziest part is tom sells these trees at shows for only like 3k
where as mirai will sell a little piece of scrap for 15k
Toms collection of Yamadori Juniper are absolutely incredible. The man must gave super powers to collect these trees by himself. Bravo Tom👏 world class !!!
WOW!!!!! His collection. Would be great catalogued and available as a book. Thank Tom for me please. From chilly Massachusetts.
Ben. Thanks so much for this Video of Tom’s awesome Bonsai Garden. Does anyone want to bet that a Few National Grand Champion in there? Tom you are awesome and a down to Earth Bonsai Collector. Peace Be With You
I love how happy Tom is!
Spectacular yamadori, mind blowing collection!!!!!🤩
Ben B.Seattle is right about one thing the world needs to see those Trees !
Being a true native to utah this makes me so proud of my junipers. Nothing beats seeing them thriving in the wild. I would love to bring more of my heritage land back home with me in the city. I can't thank you enough that you keep inspiring to my best. But sadly our lifetime is just too short to really enjoy developing a tree for several thousand years, but how awesome would that be.
Just found this awesome, awesome video. Thanks so much for posting it. Been playing with Olives for 20 + years and did not know I'd been throwing half of my trees away after cutting them. Looks like another collecting trip on the way.
He is a master collector. One of a handful of great collectors. World class
Sure is
this was really great he's a very tree rich man. it's funny I hope that some of the people who get trees from him continue too maintain them in a ore naturalistic fashion. Thanks as always for the content
Thank you for this incredible tour of Tom Vuong’s Bonsai yamadori garden. I have watched this three times and will probably watch it again, there is so much coming from this man. I think that he cannot entrust anyone else to care for these trees. He is the master yamadorist and knows the sensitivities of these trees from gathering to adaptation to a container. And you do good work documenting this incredible art. Continued success in this art. I will be watching.
Fantastic tour...Amazing to see his knowledge and the scale of time that he operates on.
You did a really great job of narrating and rephrasing what he was explaining!
“ to learn from the nature is the best of the best”
Really good information here...iam from France and iam collecting pine and juniper in pyrennee 🇫🇷...really cool videos
Absolutely incredible!! I am floored on so many levels. Tom transcends bonsai some ways it seems. Wonder if he will ever show one of his trees. Thanks for sharing this!
Excellent video. Interesting that Tom grafts his pines using the candles. I will give it a go next year. Curious to know his technique for air layering pine trees. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely unbelievable trees. Thanks guys 👍
HALLELUIA! Thank you Ben!
Thank you so much for sharing with us Ben!
Wow just wow.. Amazing yamadori collection! Best reaction from Ben: "I Think Tom secretely built the piramids" Haha that cracked me up!
🤯🤯🤯true master blows mind with passion and humility. Thanks Ben
What an awesome video. I learned so much from Tom! Thanks for sharing Ben.
This collection is stunning. I've never seen anything like this.
Thanks for sharing, Tom is awesome!
Thankyou that was simply incredible.. love to see more of his trees
very beautiful trees thanks Tom for sharing such a collection and thanks for filming Ben👍
Merci Ben et merci Tom pour cette vidéo tout simplement incroyable.
Awesome vid about an amazing bonsai artist. Thanks for sharing this with us, Ben!
Awesome video. Shockingly coolest collection ever. Almost unbelievable!
just wow! wow!.....drops some knowledge on us about the grafts. i only have 1 black pine (mostly i grow deciduous ) but i cant wait to try my hand at it. so so pumped after watching this. you've earned a sub from a fellow washingtonian Ben B. Seattle.
i also want to give my gratitude to Tom Vuong. Excellence is yours.
Just One!! I would love to own just one of those Junipers! Wow
That is one crazy collection.......
Great collection Tom 🇬🇧😊❤️
I love that collection. Thanks
"Learn from nature." 😊
So cool I want one of those black pine’s
Spectacular !!!😮❤
Mesmerized
Ben thanks for coming down to OC and shared with us this awesome tour. Omg Chu Tom took all these trees out of the museums. JK. Amazing uncle Tom I live 9 miles from your place will reach out to viet bonsai society soon. Thanks Ben again
Coi vid này xong vẫn chưa tin vào mắt mình, ko biết lúc chú đào nó về như nào, toàn cụ juniper
fabulous!
Hey Ben, very enjoyable tour - thanks to you and Tom.
I didn't fully understand the upside-down technique. So you turn the whole tree and huge rootball upside down, cover with a plastic bag. How does its weight get supported? How do you water it? And what happens to the previous foliage when it's upside down and underneath?? Cheers
yes the whole stump of the tree gets flipped upside down. The tap root becomes the new trunk where the branches grow from. He keeps it humid until new branches emerge from the tap root.
@@BenBSeattle Got it. Cheers!
Неймовірно!!! Яка краса!!! Такий бонсай я ще не бачив! На жаль не знаю англійської, і не зрозумів які види рослин використані для композицій
Hadir nyimak boss q.. Bonsai nya mantap..
Amazing
interesante coleccion ¡¡¡ solo decir que si le gustan los olivos prueve mejor con acebuche y mejor aun el ullastre mallorquin no se arrepentira y la hoja se vuelve muchisimo mas pequeña y redondeada,los mejores olivos y acebuches estan en españa e italia,clima mediterraneo,personalmente tengo acebuches y uno de ellos tiene las hojas de apenas 5mm,saludos
Nice
Wow
What book did he learn from?
I notice the drip irrigation in the pots. Do all of the trees get the same water schedule and amount?
Just wondering how much is the most expensive trees he is selling?😮…thanks for sharing Ben.
Is there any folm of Tom doing some pine grafting?
Tutto meraviglioso li voglio tutti ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
chú Vương cho con hỏi chú có viết sách về juniper ko? hay chú học đc những kinh nghiệm collect, chăm sóc, và chăm sóc sau yamadori ở đâu có thể giới thiệt con với
惊人的作品！
I hope Yamadori does not cause climate change or deforestation, peace 😁. wonderful collection and save the nature..
how about forest fire, guess its only a fraction
Wish we had a Government that Cares about our Environment
Also those old trees have slowed down so much they are barely contributing to the environment anymore( until tom get them and they start thriving again👍)
When he finds a great shaped tree, does he just take it, or does he find the landowner and then purchase the tree before digging up? How does he know which tree can be dug without killing the small live root? Do these trees remain in the Ca. climate in order to remain alive once they are in the bonsai pots, even though they originally came from different parts of the country?
He only digs on permissible private property. Most if not all junipers will acclimate to socal weather with time
Most of his juniper’s are in what type soil?
How can we contact tom to buy :)
vietbonsaitoday.com/contact
Let him get a word in.
Yes sir
27:58 LED Zepplin told me???
Que tamaño, impresionante. Qué burrada de colección.
So Ben, did you buy anything?
I wish I could have
@@BenBSeattle LOL
I bought a beautiful one seed juniper from Tom, He's so nice. He's helped me repot it and gives me tips on maintaining all my junipers!
yeah you can tell his passion isnt bonsai styling and refining, hes addicted to hunting and collecting yamadori. all i could think was the amount of wire to finish off that collection would cost a fortune.
How he could get the permission... to collect such a large trees
He has friends with private land.
Just go at night 😄
Chu Vuong nhan con lam de tu Khong
Cháu ở Orange California?
Cháu ở Orange California?
@@tomvuong9828 da khong con hien di lam o Kentucky chu
@@tomvuong9828 Con chi moi tap choi bonsai thoi con thay cay cua chu qua dep chu co the chi con duoc khong ?
@@tomvuong9828 chú có muốn bán cây nào nhỏ ko chú? 😁😁
Over care the roots and tree.. I'm guilty as charged smh.. I had to get so many trees that I forget one or two sometimes to not over care for the.. over Fertilize?, guilt, over watering?, guilt, over pruning?, guilt..... after all this hobby is patience, effort, planning and time.
film,sorry!
My yamadori looks likes garbage trees compared to this guy.
Ur hand is at a maximum 3 inches brl stop lyinng
Việt Nam vô địch
Thank you so much for sharing with us Ben!
Thank you so much for sharing with us Ben!