Big Yew Project Part 2 and other trees
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- čas přidán 6. 11. 2021
- In this video I revisit the Big Yew I started in a previous video and I also create some Jins on this tree.
I then show you a few other large yews that were dug up at the same time and have had no work done on them.
I also show you some field grown trident maples.
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Sunday Morning Bonsai Breakfast Club 😃
It's fantastic, this huge yew is like a blank canvas, and you've started fleshing out the structure of your work of art. Looking forward to future updates on this tree!
Whoaa look at the base of those Trident Maples 😘.. Magnificent specimens 👍. I sure am curious to see the next video about that big Yew tree. Thx for sharing Peter, cheers 🌿☕
Yew blow my mind Peter!!!
Good one Robert
Yew is yuck...
Wow! Thank you Peter. Thank you Cameraman for great angles.
Wow, look at the trunks on those Tridents!
Excellent trunks on your Yews. Super!! Great tutorial on what you do.
It is an honor to observe you thinking about what you are going to do and then proceeding or not.
Big cup of Americano and Bonsai conundrums. Sunday morning bliss.
I see you have the same weeds across the pond that we have here in Oregon. :)
Good morning 🌄 Beautiful landscape with the trees in autumn.Great lesson Peter and I look forward to seeing more videos ☕🌳
Another stunning video. Those maples are to die for , I can see the fairies and other creatures living happily amongst them. Very inspiring indeed
Nice fall color in the nursery and the maples are really cool.
I just got my hands on a very thick yew hedge, but it quickly transitions to over a dozen trunks. The taper challenge will be difficult, I fear, but rewarding. Peter is always inspirational.
What I like about Peter is he allows you to make your own mind up as too how you work on your tree , some other Bonsai masters expect you to follow there way of teaching only , I guess its down to you, how will you ever get better unless you make mistakes and learn from them. Thank Peter and the team at Herons
As you say about stopping, and coming back later to look at it. {It is like my drawings, I do that very same thing! Seeing what is left to finish it up, to look/be done.} Thank-you, Peter, for all of your very helpful videos!! Blessings of sfety and joy, sent your way..
Man i love this channel. Thank you so much for giving the world a bit of peace through these videos.
Fabulous and amazing transformation, thank you Peter.
you are always such an inspiration and good teacher for me. Thanks, Peter
makes me feel better to know that we are not th only ones to face chalenges, and also love the recycling of these trees! i hate to waste a tree
Happy little trees.
This is my kind of tree; we once had long hedges, ancient trees and countless seedlings. Not now, but one in a square Chinese pot will now have 'your treatment' as best I can, and I'm so glad to see this.
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👍👍🇵🇷
This the best part of creating a new bonsai.carving cutting wireing. Love it. You give so much inspiration Peter Thank you.
Thanks Peter. Super trees.
Those Trident maples are stunning
real mighty trunks yet delicate foliage the perfect balance
I wanna see Herons do the RHS garden show !!!
Sometimes i think you have 1000's of trees but still you pick trees like this one to work on
Soooooo great stuff , thanks you MisterChan & Josh ( he is a great camera man toooooo😎 ) more videos please🙏🙏🙏
I'm Nenita Herrera.ganda m sis nng garden nyo.pine 🎄
You have inspired me greatly in the beginning of my journey into bonsai, and have taught me a lot. Thank you
, beauty full inspireng tress sir peter , wish can I work your trees in your bonsai nursery 🌲🌲, HappyBonsai 🌳🌳🌲☀️ greetings from Philippines
i wish i have a yard like yours sir.
Do a video on aproach grafting please 😃
Thank you! An excellent example of patience and process. Please speak more to the "in arching" technique. Are you simply arching a branch or generating new ones?
Beautiful did a yew like this years ago was grear
As amazing as your books were for me growing up, your you tube videos are a true gift!!!! Thanks #peterchan.
the last Trydant Maple is so amazing ... I love it !!!!! i want it :-) but i think for Peters experiment and joyment of play with this trees - its not for sale :-)
I was the 1000 like
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wow FIRST.
BTW Better check that huge bonsai for chipmunks......
Another stunning Sunday Breakfast for part 2 of the work on the Yew, with a bonus Maple section for those of us who are already missing seeing our trees in leaf 👍
Mr. Chan first off Thank you so very much for helping me to start my bonsai journey. I especially love free bonsi material even your idea of stripping electrical wire. I recently met a small Christmas tree farmer through my ag. supply. He had a card on the wall $3 Japanese black pines. Glad I called and went long story shot he has give me a 20 or 30 year old Pinus sylvestris thats in his field. So could u please include the digging of the field grown material.I plan on hand digging. Do you all root prune a year early.i will also have 2 ball and burlap 2 make it to my home. It's a beautiful tree with about 8inch of diameter only 4 foot tall. I have pictures if you could reach out when you have the time.
I live in pine county USA lol eastern North Carolina. So tons of free common material but I look for the beauty in every plant and with work and time u have shown me it's not only possible but addicting I can't even drive now without almost wrecking looking at all the beautiful trees we have all around us.😬 Merry Christmas and have a safe new year
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
For the maples, you say "arch onto the trunk" . Do you mean you will graft them onto the trunk of the other tree?
"Nearly my height"
"5'7", nearly 6' tall"
That's what I tell women, but they still judge me on my height alone.
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Morning
Yes I was still asleep this morning
I just noticed he uses the same brand of small bonsai pot as me. I have my smoke tree baby in one right now
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I live in Michigan and I have three Yew bushes with huge Nebari (about 30-50 years old) that I want to dig up and re-pot into large plastic pots for future Bonsai.
These are great specimens, however, they are canopy heavy with foliage. They are shrubs and the inner branches do not have much growth, if any growth at all. What time of year should I dig them up, to repot them, and what would be your suggestion to create some inner budding on mature branches?
Thank you and love the channel!
Heiwa! ☮️
This is best done in winter when they are in dormancy. Yew are good at regenerating, so I would lighten up the foliage so that light has access to the inner part of the branches and it will verly likely resprout.
21:37 I like the ivy mixed in with the yew. Can you make a dual species bonsai? I'm sure the different growth rates could be a hassle.
Thank you for your video. I've got a question - how to make a yew to grow as a single or double trunk tree? My are growing multitrunk just like shrubs.
Hello from the USA, I enjoy your teaching, I'm in Michigan, I tried to start a bonsai from seed, is there a way that will get them to grow inside? A special soil mixture? That will help?
Best to grow tropical indoors - serious bonsai are the outdoor ones.
Thanks for all the videos, but can i make one suggestion ? Maybe hold the camera more still and move it more slowly... it can be very tiring for the eyes when its always moving so much...
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Some of those measurements are a bit whey hey?
“5 foot 7 - nearly 6 ft high” - all short men 😅
What is the name of the tree you are working on?
Hi, do you sell these trees ? Thank you
Yes - if you have the money.
Master 🙏🙏🙏 In a previous chapter you said you starting to teach on WhatsApp. Is there any chance I can enroll up there, 🙏🙏🙏 please
believe you me...peter is using all his willpower not to start pruning the maples. oh jah!
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despite you growing these giant trident maples, are there even any bonsai clientele or artists in the UK that will even take an interest in this material? From what I'm familiar with, many places are having a surge in bonsai artists like in the usa, italy, spain, some latin american countries, but havent heard anything about artists coming from the UK. Even still, most bonsai artists don't keep a collection of massive trees like this unless they run a large nursery like Bonsai Mirai. Is there even a market for this material in the UK?
We run a large bonsai nursery and we have some very very very rich clients who can afford these trees - so dont worry, there is a lot of interest in these large bonsai. Our last Japanese garden project took 18 very large garden pines and film companies regularly hire our bonsai for film shoots -
Types just as well would hot zone 😢because just planked off already 🥬🥒🌶🥦🥕🍄me eating very beat know no meetings his eating kupchak 🙏😝🥰🤤😏
Stop moving the camera so fast!
ffs camera person your so annoying do you need to put your hand in every thing ....
Not a good subject for the most part of this video...