Great video. Recently took delivery of a large bundle of Larch also. Did exactly the same thing, trimmed them up, some went in pots and some went in a group planting.
Another great video , myself and my daughter have been enjoying these . She is home schooled and does gardening and bonsai twice a week and loves it , make sure we treat ourself to some of these and the maples. 👍
Again: very interesting and useful video, mr Corin! More than 700 hits already at this moment and I'm not surprised about that. That's exactly the way many of us, including myself, once started. Goes also with Beach and Hornbeam (and so on) and as a hobbyist, you don't always need 500 of them I guess... Anyone can do it and it's affordable. One could call it: "de-mystifying Bonsaï" or "Bonsaï for everybody" or something like that... It's my guess that it is a very good addition to working on (very) special specimen and it might very well motivate people to give it a try. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work! For anyone who wants to give it a try with these trees: keep in mind that they grow very, very fast (check your wiring!) and that they really do not like the afternoon heat/full sun on hot summer days!
Is there any video of yours where you going through step by step Japanese Larch training explaining future tree view? I can see that you cutting nearly all bottom branches. Are they gonna grow back again?
Hello Sir! Im absolutely in love with all your videos and I wanted to thank you from all my heart for all the free content! Pure gem! One day I would love to have my own nursery exactly like yours but in Switzerland :) Waht would you recommend me to do, to basically start this from my garden? What trees should i buy or what are the next steps I should take so I could open my nursery in like 4-5 years? Much love from Switzerland and once ill make my first trip to the UK your nursery is on the top of my list :) Kind regards and all the best!
Silencer scissors. You have a wry sense of humor, which attracted me to your videos. Not to mention your skill with bonsai material. Thank you
Thanks and welcome Glenn, glad you like my vids.
I live in Kentucky in the USA. Loved England when we visited there several years back.
It's a good thing you have comfortable scissors, wow what a task!!
Did you get sent a pair of those by Scott a while back? (Without a silencer?😊 )
@@TheBonsaiGarden Yes I did!! I might have to make the modification to mine too!!
I love the noise the scissors make 😂 I want to buy some of those!!
Thank you for showing the beginner stuff too. You work fast Corin!!
Another great video, Following you from New Zealand.
Great video. Recently took delivery of a large bundle of Larch also. Did exactly the same thing, trimmed them up, some went in pots and some went in a group planting.
That sounds fun! Where do you get this kind of bundles?
Another great video , myself and my daughter have been enjoying these . She is home schooled and does gardening and bonsai twice a week and loves it , make sure we treat ourself to some of these and the maples. 👍
great Video as always !! Camera quality is brilliant
Loving the new modified scissors
Silent and deadly !
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio coming up to see you guys soon I will bring some pennies to spend 👍
Great video Corin. I recently bought a bundle of bare root trident maples, thanks
Hard to find those
Been working on training bonsai for 30 years now but still love watching other working on there trees thanks corin keep it up mate thanks
Great informal video Corin
Thanks Corin and Josh. Some cracking content lately. 🌳
Love the new noise cancelling scissors. Great demonstration as always. 🪴
Again: very interesting and useful video, mr Corin! More than 700 hits already at this moment and I'm not surprised about that. That's exactly the way many of us, including myself, once started. Goes also with Beach and Hornbeam (and so on) and as a hobbyist, you don't always need 500 of them I guess...
Anyone can do it and it's affordable. One could call it: "de-mystifying Bonsaï" or "Bonsaï for everybody" or something like that... It's my guess that it is a very good addition to working on (very) special specimen and it might very well motivate people to give it a try. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work!
For anyone who wants to give it a try with these trees: keep in mind that they grow very, very fast (check your wiring!) and that they really do not like the afternoon heat/full sun on hot summer days!
Nice video. Great ideas as always.
Yet another amazing informative video thanks 😜
Thanks Corin.
Grand Muff Twerkin approves of quality bonsai.
Great video Corin! Looking forward to seeing you work on that maple for sure!! Bare root trees like that are really rewarding to work on!
Glad to see the ‘silencer’ hasn’t slowed down those scissors!
Oh the snip noise is fancy now sounds good
Love the humour
1:14 hehehehe 🤣😂🤣 that cracked me up 👍
Is there any video of yours where you going through step by step Japanese Larch training explaining future tree view? I can see that you cutting nearly all bottom branches. Are they gonna grow back again?
Hello Sir! Im absolutely in love with all your videos and I wanted to thank you from all my heart for all the free content! Pure gem! One day I would love to have my own nursery exactly like yours but in Switzerland :) Waht would you recommend me to do, to basically start this from my garden? What trees should i buy or what are the next steps I should take so I could open my nursery in like 4-5 years? Much love from Switzerland and once ill make my first trip to the UK your nursery is on the top of my list :) Kind regards and all the best!
just water normally after repotting? even with no leaves, such little root mass or 1° outside?
Repotting Bare roots is dangerous for.larch or its alright most of the time ? Great vid
It's fine but getting close to time to stop with larch before buds open.
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio thanks dude and good luck with all these 👍👍
How do the trees survive being transported like that?
Fine. Normal practice for bare root trees in the dormant season
Whats the survival % on these larches?? They are realy sensitive to repoting and riot disturbence.
What kind of soil he has un the boket
I appreciate the attempt at silencing but it didnt quite work, maybe add a little more of the same material to the other handle.
Prototype no 2 coming up !
The danger with Greenwood Bonsai videos is that I can often feel my credit card finger itching 😮😂😂
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James Bond would have appreciated those silenced scissors !
007 licence to trim
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio that kind of shook me up!
has he got to pot up 500 of them..wow dediation or what
Yep, then 500 Acer's next !
Hard work in the back ground that normally people don’t see, I bet your arms ache after doing that lot mate.
Wow since you just see already child ✂️wow I child Muhammad Ali yes sri 😂