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In the Workshop, Ep. 1 | Eisei-en Bonsai Garden
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- čas přidán 29. 11. 2020
- Welcome to our brand new series 'In the Workshop'! Each week we'll take you behind the scenes at Eisei-en and show you the inner workings of a professional bonsai garden.
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my favorite moments are the gentle raking, gentle door closing, and gentle sweeping of the other gentle fellow
"Ready for exhibition again" he says about a tree more refined than 99% of American bonsai.
Beautiful work.
A very calm peaceful feel to the video, I really enjoyed it!
Your nursery is looking so clean and well taken care of, with lots of beautiful healthy looking trees. We can see how much you care about Bonsai. You did a splendid job on that dwarf Scots Pine by the way.
Your work is just incredible! I cannot wait to get back to Nashville to see the garden!
It is a joy to watch the evolution of your ever expanding garden and facility. Always a notch above.
More of this! Thanks Bjorn!
It's already a spectacular bonsai! 😳 Wow, what an awesome tree! 🌲😎👍🤩
Your work with the pine is outstanding. This things are what makes me fell in love with bonsai, this level of craftmanship and dedication to detail
Great video and nice to see the pup; getting to be a fine dog.
Incredible transformation, great job.
The expertise inherent to being able to identify the particular nursery the foliage is likely to have come from...!! It’s like watching a master sommelier taste a glass of red wine and then narrow down on the country, the region, the sub-region, even the vineyard!
The R.A.F. Scots pine is superb, like all of that batch that passed through Bill's hands. The shimpaku in the beginning is one of the best in this country, at least that I've seen.
Breathtaking pine 😍
Both trees were lovely, specially the scot pine was gorgeous after styling
What a beautiful tree
That's awesome storytelling gents .. Loved it!
i love that trunk
Those two are insane. Super excited about the scots pine. Get better soon Momo Chan!
Stunning Scots Pine. So envious.
Thank you very much for the beautiful vidéo .
It look so beautiful.thank you.
love these types of episodes!
Bjorn, the format of this new series is AWESOME! ... and so is the pine you were asking us for feedback. On a side note, I love how at 1:56 you're just standing there filming Cameron while he's sweeping, and again at 10:14. My kids are only 2 and 4 now, but I look forward to the day I can do the same while they do the dishes.
Another good format is born. A day in the life. Really liked the studio setup shots too.
Awesome video
Hey Bjorn. You've made a very practical storage area under your tokonoma, but I did notice one flaw. Sliding doors that hang on rails from bogey wheels, like yours, generally hang slightly off vertical. The normal solution is to install a set of guides on the floor. They're cheap and usually made of plastic so that they do not scrape the door face. In your case, they would be completely hidden behind the bottom rail of your construction.
Yeh I agree, likewise to be total constructive the pine doors used are ugly.. such a nice area is not complimented by them. No issues if it will always be edited out of photo's, but just to lend a design eye, a laminated white MDF would blend with the top and back round, you could try painting them white a few times, or to be really nice the same cedar in the frame, maybe with a simple rectangular routed beading - but would need to decide this after installation. Love everything you do Bjorn! Thanks
fabulous
Superbe. Merci. 🌲🌳👍😊
Bravo😍😍😍beautiful
I hope you do a Bonsai U featuring that Scots Pine. It's amazing
So beautiful
Great Video. Wonderful to see the garden and some of the trees that you are working with! Keep them coming.
Your customers know that their trees are in good hands.
Love the first episode of the series, keep up the amazing content Bjorn!
Perfect bonsai
Really beautiful garden and a lot amazing tree
Thank you very much for sharing your work, it is always good to see the crew!
Thanks so much for this beautiful video! You are a great artist Bjorn 👍👍👍😊
Always great inspiration. Thanks Bjorn.
Awesome - great idea to show what you're working. All your series are really inspirational
Hi MoMo!! nice to see ya again!!!
Un gran trabajo para mantener espectacular tu vivero!!!!! Saludos!!!!
I really enjoyed this, feels like a nice place to work and peaceful all round. Great to see behind the scenes and loving the crocs 😉 I need to get me some of the eisei-en merchandise!
Am I the only one who has a weird obsession with smal bonsai?
I just love them for some reason.
I really like this kind of vlog 👍
Omg the foliage on that scots pine is so tiny! It's such a beautiful tree
Really loved the casual recording at the end ☺️
I love this type of video, looking forward to more soon!
Give Thanks for the journey
Take care
Brilliant video Bjorn - please let’s have more!! A question about the Scots pine. Absolutely stunning - a real inspiration. However, at 4 minutes 55 seconds, it to shows a branch that you worked on that is covered in raffia and wire; this appears to be a bar branch? Is this not something that we should avoid in bonsai? I’m continually removing bar branches and then I see your fabulous tree and wonder if I’ve missed-understood?
Awsome video i cant wait to see more!😁
i love to your videos❤
Amazing..sukses full
Nice video seeing the daily life
I enjoyed this fly on the was style video Bjorn with its intentionally reduced production. I really hope this becomes a regular thing.
Also, great progress on the Sylvestris. That tree is going to love your Tennessee sun and climate. It will develop like a Spanish sylvestris I'd imagine. 💪🏼
Woww👍👍👍❤
That's beautiful
Bjorn very awesome place you have and love the place to show off the tree of the week or month. Love to see the last JBP being Design. And please show the Dwarf scotch Pine . Next Year if we come to visit can we bring a Camera? May I send Questions on Bonsai Trees by email? Greg of Ohio
The cone of shame. I have a German Shepard pup named Mouse and it’s almost time for her to be spayed as well.
Have you ever seen anyone work with mountain laurel?
beautifulシンパク👍
Star Trek Comm Badge detected :D
Late 24th century!... Did Cam serve on the Voyager?... maybe Enterprise D!... XD ... nice detail
I don't even want to imagine a earthquake in that workshop
That’s a really nice tree !
Is the sweater you are wearing available in the merch site ??
Get well soon momo.
I like this Chanel ? Keep going !
Blue jay letting his presence be known in your video.
Hi.Bjorn
Use hydraulic forklift to shift the heavy bonsais. Otherwise your back discs will be in serious trouble in few years, just like me
Anilkumar.N
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I have a question, I don’t think you’ll end up seeing the comment but why not. I live in Michigan and I always make sure the hardiness of the trees matches Michigan and if not I put them inside under a light. But if you know anything up blue spruces which I recently climbed to the top in my yard to gather 4 cones for seeds. How long do you reckon it would be in order for those trees to be bonsai ready. Btw I’m a sophomore in high school and really want in on this hobby but don’t have money to buy a semideveloped tree
Ювелирная работа прям.
ok bonsai 👍🙏
I live in North Western Ontario, it gets to -40c for a few weeks in the winter, and some heavy snow fall. Sould i be keeping my trees outside for winter time? is it possible to Bonsai up here in this climate.
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Keren 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What metal bands are you listening to these days .... that piece of lumber holding up that pine , awesome tree btw.. how long does it take to remove that so the roots hold it up instead?
RAF Pine amazing... everything else as well...
Just WAUU that s all what you can say on that tree.
10' therapy
btw what is the copper thing hanging above the water pot called (8:03 in the background)??
Whad'ya bench?
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how old is such a tree? (talking about the first one from intro)
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can this be hold indoor with some special light? (i'm serious, i have no clue) (talking about the first one from intro)
No, they need to go dormant and that’s only achievable outside.
@@ijsbrandvandiemerbroeck7256 so i can do it on a balcony since they have it cold enough here in northern europe in winter time
What does “Eisei en” mean
Collab with Ryan Neil
My sense is that they don’t get along.
@@thecanuc8587 I get that sense too. In Japan, I keep hearing that Kimura, Kobayashi and Suzuki are friends despite being competitors. Just hearing Bjorn and Ryan sit together for a podcast or vidcast would be amazing for the bonsai world.
There's two type of audiences. Those who can't stand Ryan Neil prefer Bjorn instead.
@@darae3936 And those that follow both. In my book they both adhere to high standards with regards to philosophy, practices and aesthetics. Individually different certainly, but I put them in the same bracket.
@@joachimbondeson yeah I get that Ryan is very passionate and his standards are respectable but his way of speaking triggers some PTSD in me.
I don't see a squat rack in your home gym. WTF?