Dear Nigel! It is an absolute honor to have you hear! Thanks for your kind words! I remember to start watching and learning from you when I started Bonsai, your knowledge helped me a lot during all these days, and still does! Having a comment from you just gave me chills this morning! Please keep up the wonderful work you do and share with us! One of your big fans. Attila 😊
I'm an avid gardener and I always explain to people who ask me what I love so much about it, that for me gardening is moving meditation. And I can say the same about bonsai. Both of these activities also bring me closer into contact with Nature which I really need and love. Thanks Attila for an enriching and relaxing video.
always look forward to your videos, Attila! You are an incredible artist with a creative imagination! The time and effort you put into your work is very inspiring! Beautiful job!
Beautiful video again, Watching your videos is always so relaxing and inspiring. Your garden looks amazing! Bless you for sharing your amazing talent. I feel very chilled now - thank you 💖 xxx
Thank you Attila for this beautiful video. I especially enjoyed and admired your work with nursery pine. I just discovered your channel and I like it a lot. I think it is a great addition to the UA-cam bonsai community. I remember seeing two videos with you at the “notion bonsai” channel thinking how great it would be if you did your own videos and… here you are! Your work, your personal style of presentation the videos, the filming and editing are of very high quality and I am quite surprised you have reached this level of quality so soon after you started. Very well done 👌❤️
Thank you so much Alex! Honestly i just film and edit what i feel right to me, chilling enough , but bit informative in the same time. I love to watch stuff after a long working day which chills me down. I am glad you are here now! Feel a warm welcome Wanderer ☺
Thanks for sharing your process along with your trees and garden. I'm just restarting on the bonsai after put it on hold for several years and your videos inspires me and motivates me. Thanks again!.
Like others below, i too wish i had your vision and ability to create beautiful masterpieces . You are very inspiring ,please keep going we are all learning thanks to your efforts
Very nice video! I see that you are also working with some european maple species. I've been working with them too, but haven't had much success with them in terms of interesting development (lack of branching and thickening). What does work for you? Also asking, because I live in the Netherlands and our climates are quite similar. So what might work for you might for me too.
Thank you Sanne! What species you having, what is the goal with them? Do you want to start to refine them or trunk development? Drop me a message on INstagram with photos and will take a look for you! 🙂
Gorgeous garden!! I wish I liked being outside, but right now it's too dang hot and humid for me. I come back out in the fall.But I just love your yard. You did a fabulous job with it. But, is that huge greenhouse in your yard?
Szia Attila! Mostanság kezdem el érdelődni a bonsi-ok iránt. Azt szereném megkérdezni, hogy a videóid alatti automatikus feliratozásban a magyar nyelvet be tudnád-e állítani, akár visszamenően is? Adam barátod videóinál az utóbbi kb. 4-5 hónapnál frissebb you tube feltöltéseinél már elérhető a magyar nyelv is. Nagyon meggyőzőek és informatívak a videóitok!!!👍 Válaszodat előre is tisztelettel megköszönöm! Üdv. Porczió Krisztián
Enjoyed the video very much. I did not know you had a big greenhouse for trees, that is like my dream. I had a couple questions about some of your trees. Are those Acer rubrum (North American Red Maple) at 0:05 and 25:47? If so they are native to where I live and had no idea you had them available there. Also I remember in one of your previous videos I think you said you had a Red Oak (Quercus rubra) which is also native to North America. The tree at 16:36 looks like it could be red oak but the leaves also resemble a Pin Oak (Quercus palustris) or Black Oak (Quercus velutina) due to the number of lobes. Do you have any of those Oaks as well or is that just a red oak? Either way they are all in the "red oak group"and sometimes resemble eachother when young. Just thought it was interesting you have many types of unexpected trees 👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it , Yes they are Acer Rubrum! Love them for the Fall color! The Red Oak you mentioned was sold as Red Oak by plant passport, also has glorious colors, but you might be right, i trusted the seller 😊Have native Irish oaks and Turkish Oaks - (Quercus cerris) as well, big fan of Oak trees! Thanks for the info! I will def dig a bit more deeper about them!
My name is Nalin Attanayake and I am a resident of Sri Lanka. I am very fond of bonsai art and currently maintain more than 20 plants. Due to the economic difficulties in a country like Sri Lanka, it is not possible to buy the tools required for the art of bonsai. Also cannot be obtained. So I would be extremely grateful if you could provide me with your decommissioned tools. thank you
Defoliating sick trees.. not good advice. Use some organic fungicide instead. You really need to take off the wires sooner. Probably April would have been perfect. Watched just 8 minutes and thumbs down because you seem to spread bad advice. Also subscribed. Cheers!
What a beautiful video!!
Dear Nigel! It is an absolute honor to have you hear! Thanks for your kind words! I remember to start watching and learning from you when I started Bonsai, your knowledge helped me a lot during all these days, and still does! Having a comment from you just gave me chills this morning! Please keep up the wonderful work you do and share with us! One of your big fans. Attila 😊
Every time I watch one of your videos (all of them)… I feel that I come away a little more knowledge about my trees AND life. Thanks again.
Thank you so much as always Wally! 😊
I'm an avid gardener and I always explain to people who ask me what I love so much about it, that for me gardening is moving meditation. And I can say the same about bonsai. Both of these activities also bring me closer into contact with Nature which I really need and love.
Thanks Attila for an enriching and relaxing video.
Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Love this vid plus your garden and dog ❤
Lovely spirit... I love your attitude... a pure pleasure!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊
always look forward to your videos, Attila! You are an incredible artist with a creative imagination! The time and effort you put into your work is very inspiring! Beautiful job!
Thank you so much for your kind! I rather wait a month before post anything, i want to make sure that i can take you on a proper journey ! 😊😊😊
Dude your videos are like a short movie always look forward to your uploads
Thank you so much for the kind words! Trying my best! 🙂
I only recently found your channel and I’m enjoying it very much.
Glad you do 😊
Gracias por compartir tu hermoso jardín.
Realmente es una terapia mental y física trabajar con las plantas.
Salud!
Lovely fry, bet it smelled delicious. The forests you create are incredible, thanks for sharing them.
It was indeed. Thanks! 😊
Another beautifully made video Attila!! 🌳☀
Thanks Adam! 😊
Nice trees. Love Floki.
Beautiful video again, Watching your videos is always so relaxing and inspiring. Your garden looks amazing! Bless you for sharing your amazing talent. I feel very chilled now - thank you 💖 xxx
Thank you so much for your kind words Samantha 🥰🥰🥰
Lovely garden. Beautiful work.
Loved the video Atilla. Good to meet your bernese mountain dog. Peace
Thanks for watching peace and love!
Great video Atilla mate 👊👊👊👊
Thanks Bud!
what a beautiful back yard just what I wound like
Thank you Attila for this beautiful video. I especially enjoyed and admired your work with nursery pine.
I just discovered your channel and I like it a lot. I think it is a great addition to the UA-cam bonsai community.
I remember seeing two videos with you at the “notion bonsai” channel thinking how great it would be if you did your own videos and… here you are!
Your work, your personal style of presentation the videos, the filming and editing are of very high quality and I am quite surprised you have reached this level of quality so soon after you started.
Very well done 👌❤️
Thank you so much Alex! Honestly i just film and edit what i feel right to me, chilling enough , but bit informative in the same time. I love to watch stuff after a long working day which chills me down. I am glad you are here now! Feel a warm welcome Wanderer ☺
I can’t get enough of your videos!
Thanks Raymond! Glad you like them! 🙃
Just discovered your channel! You bring a sense of calm and serenity to my otherwise overactive and cluttered brain. Beautiful! Just beautiful!
Thank you for your kind words!
Thanks for sharing your process along with your trees and garden. I'm just restarting on the bonsai after put it on hold for several years and your videos inspires me and motivates me. Thanks again!.
I am very glad to hear that Jorge! My pleasure that you guys enjoy them!
I want to be like you...but with hair :) your garden is an absolute masterpiece
Thanks you so much, you made me smile big on this one 😊😊😊
Wow great works,,Love from Indonesian.
Grab each end of a twisted piece of wire with pliers. Quickly “snap” each end simultaneously at a 180 angle. Now it’s straight and good as new.
Like others below, i too wish i had your vision and ability to create beautiful masterpieces . You are very inspiring ,please keep going we are all learning thanks to your efforts
Thank you so much for the kind words! 😊
Well done
Again excellent! Forest calender please 😊
Very nice video! I see that you are also working with some european maple species. I've been working with them too, but haven't had much success with them in terms of interesting development (lack of branching and thickening).
What does work for you? Also asking, because I live in the Netherlands and our climates are quite similar. So what might work for you might for me too.
Thank you Sanne! What species you having, what is the goal with them? Do you want to start to refine them or trunk development? Drop me a message on INstagram with photos and will take a look for you! 🙂
Great video! When did you get the big green house???
It is at my very good friends, who was very kind to me , and let me a space at her glasshouse for my trees!
@FangornBonsai wow what a great friend to have.
Great video as always, really enjoyed it.
Thank you!
Gorgeous garden!! I wish I liked being outside, but right now it's too dang hot and humid for me. I come back out in the fall.But I just love your yard. You did a fabulous job with it. But, is that huge greenhouse in your yard?
Thanks Lisa. The glasshouse is at my very good friends place, who was so nice to me and gave a space in there for my trees
Szia Attila!
Mostanság kezdem el érdelődni a bonsi-ok iránt.
Azt szereném megkérdezni, hogy a videóid alatti automatikus feliratozásban a magyar nyelvet be tudnád-e állítani, akár visszamenően is?
Adam barátod videóinál az utóbbi kb. 4-5 hónapnál frissebb you tube feltöltéseinél már elérhető a magyar nyelv is.
Nagyon meggyőzőek és informatívak a videóitok!!!👍
Válaszodat előre is tisztelettel megköszönöm!
Üdv.
Porczió Krisztián
amazing video. calm and well explained.
That greenhouse is huge, is that in your private garden?
Thanks for your kind words. That glasshouse is at my friend who allowed me to have my trees in there!
Enjoyed the video very much. I did not know you had a big greenhouse for trees, that is like my dream.
I had a couple questions about some of your trees.
Are those Acer rubrum (North American Red Maple) at 0:05 and 25:47? If so they are native to where I live and had no idea you had them available there.
Also I remember in one of your previous videos I think you said you had a Red Oak (Quercus rubra) which is also native to North America. The tree at 16:36 looks like it could be red oak but the leaves also resemble a Pin Oak (Quercus palustris) or Black Oak (Quercus velutina) due to the number of lobes. Do you have any of those Oaks as well or is that just a red oak?
Either way they are all in the "red oak group"and sometimes resemble eachother when young. Just thought it was interesting you have many types of unexpected trees 👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it , Yes they are Acer Rubrum! Love them for the Fall color! The Red Oak you mentioned was sold as Red Oak by plant passport, also has glorious colors, but you might be right, i trusted the seller 😊Have native Irish oaks and Turkish Oaks - (Quercus cerris) as well, big fan of Oak trees! Thanks for the info! I will def dig a bit more deeper about them!
How do you deal with the water staying stagnate in the water barre? Attracting mosquitoes and such?
I use the water in like 3 days, and than rains again 😂
👍👌🙂
where to get those training pots that allow the air flow in?
Which ones exactly you are referring to?
@@FangornBonsai like the ones at 23:33. also @notionbonsai uses them too!
@@KurkioKrazy Got ya! If you google: pond basket , you will get some results hopefully!
Program yang subur boss
My name is Nalin Attanayake and I am a resident of Sri Lanka. I am very fond of bonsai art and currently maintain more than 20 plants. Due to the economic difficulties in a country like Sri Lanka, it is not possible to buy the tools required for the art of bonsai. Also cannot be obtained. So I would be extremely grateful if you could provide me with your decommissioned tools.
thank you
Defoliating sick trees.. not good advice. Use some organic fungicide instead.
You really need to take off the wires sooner. Probably April would have been perfect.
Watched just 8 minutes and thumbs down because you seem to spread bad advice. Also subscribed. Cheers!