Hawthorn Bonsai Pruning techniques to create good ramification Part 1
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Pruning hawthorns can be a painful thorny experience. In this video I cover the basic training techniques I employ when developing my bonsai.
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Very nice video. What I like is that you don't put it in fastforward. So your viewers can learn the pruning techniques. I love hawthorn.
Thanks Tony, a wonderful video!!
Great video Tony! I don’t have any Hawthorne in the collection yet, but probably need to get one! Need to check and see if you have any update videos on your Taxus. 👏🏽 🪴 🍁
I've only seen ONE hawthorn in nurseries near me in years. Great tree!
Fantastic video as always. Beautiful hawthorns my favourite tree of all. Very helpful video thank you 🙏
Great instructive video Tony 👍
I really appreciate this.
Love that second tree 😍
Thanks Tony , great video 👍
I really need more hawthorn in my life - I love the species
I have been waiting for you to do this video for a while. I am just about to tackle a hornbeam stump that is readyt o go into a pot and I am still pretty new to the species when it comes to developing primary and secondary structure. It always seems so difficult to get 'non' right angle shoots. Very useful. thak you Tony :)
Lovely job
Great stuff, nice trees... Great demo and info.. All the best Tony from stranglers GRAY👍
Thanks VERY much for sharing, excellent video 👍👍
Excellent, Tony. Thanks.
Very instructive. Thanks Tony.
Yamadori development is so exciting !
Dear sir After at time of collection do you give the finer branches a heavy prun back? To one or two buds? Or do you leave as much as possible on the tree until it’s restablished in its pot?
@@johnrb9397 I remove heavy branches that will not form part of the final image of the bonsai,
@@TonyTickle thank you for the kind advise. I cut the tree a year prior and it put on lots of growth in the ground. I plan to raise it this year therefore will the many Branches put strain on the remaining root. Do you cut back as much as possible or is more branches and potential leaf mass best to leave for recovery?
@@johnrb9397 you can leave as much or as little as you like, hawthorns respond well to pruning that’s why they make good hedges
Great video Tony
Masterclass
Tony do you do commissions on pots ?
I have a concept for a composition and will possibly be looking for a
Tray no holes but with a rim to hold at least an inch of water.
The trouble is it’s
90cm x60cm
Is this something you do Tony ? Or could do ?
Thanks tony
I’m Andy 👊
I only have commissions for exhibition trees , this way I get the exact image I want
@@TonyTickle okay thank you anyway 👍
👍👌🙂