Corin, you and Peter Chan are the only ones I watch on youtube. You two have helped me tremendously in my hobby. You are a true artist with a great sense of scale and proportion without a hint of being pretentious. Thank you for your efforts and I wish you all the success you deserve.
Corin, you never cease to amaze me. I thoroughly enjoy when i have 30 or 40 mins with a coffee to just watch you work. Really not much more to say today than that. Thanks
@@lump88 -a yeti? Like as in bigfoot? I don't get it? Bigfoot when he's not roaming the woods photobombing on people who use potato's as cameras he freelances as a barista and master of the long lasting fine brew? I'm just playing dude. Though I really don't get how a yeti fits in.
I love Corin's eye for trees -h e sees such simple, elegant, and beautiful 'solutions' or designs. Thank you for explaining your thinking so clearly, you are a real talent when it comes to teaching.
Brilliant! Just brilliant! I took a 50 minute journey down to your place yesterday, your brother was most helpful and informative, the intention was to purchase a gift for my parents, well! I ended up buying a Bonsai for my parents and one for myself😊 I think I have found a new hobby. P.S. love the videos, very informative and well presented.
In the Netherlands these trees are not often used as bonsai material, but now that I have seen this. I can't wait to buy one myself to make it into a beautiful bonsai
I like it when they do it for the long term health and growth and styling of the tree.. and can still look cool and have a general bonsai look. But don't much like the trend of all the "magic demos" of finding a really nice prebonsai stock...often collected or grown and trained for bonsai.... and getting some big shot to come in and transform it into a "finished" tree in an hour or whatever. And do everything to it that should be done slowly over many many years even all the jinning and carving and lime sulphering etc so as to get there before and after shots for their website or whatever. Basically with the goal of showing off and making themselves look good and their profile... not the tree. And beginners see and think that's normal and mimick it. But don't tell them that they've just killed that nice tree and fine potential bonsai stock and that the vast majority of those are sacrifice trees that are discarded after. Idk just don't seem right to me. This guy seems to do it pretty good though .
Thank you Corin for giving your time and sharing your expertise. The learning curve in bonsai is ever expanding, in others words, none of us, from beginners to experts will never stop learning. Love all your videos as many others do too . . . Keep up the good work.
Fantastic work saving these Blue Cedars. Loved the manner you changed the structure of the trees and I can see they will grow into beautiful bonsai specimens. A very good lecture especially removing all the top useless soil and mess, opening up the top and keeping the roots undisturbed, by doing this, the tree will not be into too much shock. I prefer the bigger specimens they are more resilient to getting hard pruned. The video was most enjoyable and encouraging to also try our hand. I would like to see a professional Bonsai Grower close should I loose nerve he/she can rescue my attempt, it must e quite daunting giving it a go for the first time.
it is impossible for me to make a bonsai from this tree because it does not grow in our place. but the idea and mindset of making this bonsai can be used to make bonsai from other trees. Thank you for sharing ..
Another nice demonstration Corin, seeing you take a garden centre fined and producing something that has a good basis for the future is inspiring thank you.
Appreciate this training vid using nursery stock, your narration through the branch selection and the detail wiring ~particularly the apex~ plus your commentary on the (2) trees. Thank you.
Nice video. I like your style of making a video and the way you work with trees. Blue cedar I am thinking about it. Buying one I mean. Of course a like👍👍
This is the first of your videos I've watched. I have subscribed as well. I am only beginning bonsai so I haven't actually done a tree yet, but I've learned a lot from you today and I look forward to watching more. Thank you.
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Hi, it's Kate from Shetland again. I just wanted to ask if you sell young trees which can be kept to grow until they are ready to be made into bonsai. I have planted a few trees by seed but of course they will take some time to grow even a small amount. At the end of the first week in June I plan to buy a few trees. I'd like to buy from you because I feel your enthusiasm and professionalism is so impressive. Do you have some young trees for this purpose? PS I used to live and work in Nottingham!
Yet Another fantastic educational video from relatively cheap garden centre material, it’s amazing how easy you make it look, never ceases to amaze me how much more expensive they appear at the end of the demonstration 😜 and what can I say that bench is stunning 🤩
Hi corin I wish I had just 10% of your experience you amaze me every time you do work on a tree . I guess I started to late I am 56 now but way back in the eighties I did try bonsai but there was not a lot of information about those days and gave it up .thanks to you and many others I can now get the information I need .I will have to make a trip one day and see your amazing nursery.thanks for sharing your knowledge..
One of my favourite trees, they look stunning when mature. Got a street near where I live with around ten fully mature trees growing. Great vlog, love the concept of seeing the whole raw material start to wired and shaped finished starter bonsai.
Living in the high mountains of Arizona I'm enthralled with trees as they are mainly Ponderosa Pine. I'm constantly looking them and the Alligator Juniper. You're amazing in you concepts of a dwarf tree.
do appreciate these video went to a fair few or your dads demos in the past at events and at greenwood years ago..do like how you explain clearly what your about to do and show the results thank you..... will be there in spring to get a larger pot as a tree 43 years old bought from greenwood back in the day when your mum sold heathers is getting too big for the pot it is in.
Corin, you and Peter Chan are the only ones I watch on youtube. You two have helped me tremendously in my hobby. You are a true artist with a great sense of scale and proportion without a hint of being pretentious. Thank you for your efforts and I wish you all the success you deserve.
Pues mira a David Benavente y sabrás lo que es trabajar un bonsai de verdad.
Corin, you’re amazing, so confident and creative . Making an ordinary looking tree into something magical looking one ! Go on with your “ bad”self !
Love the fact that you don't speed anything up on the video. It really helps in understanding why you are doing things you do. Thanks, Mate!
I enjoyed that bit about the magic potting stick!
The narrative outlining the thought process and considerations for the trees is very good. Great to watch.
Thank you David, glad you enjoyed it
Best bonsai work ive seen on youtube. Never seen a bad tree produced.
Corin, you never cease to amaze me. I thoroughly enjoy when i have 30 or 40 mins with a coffee to just watch you work. Really not much more to say today than that. Thanks
You take that long to drink one cup of coffee?
@@iamshredder3587 it's called a yeti
@@lump88 -a yeti? Like as in bigfoot? I don't get it? Bigfoot when he's not roaming the woods photobombing on people who use potato's as cameras he freelances as a barista and master of the long lasting fine brew?
I'm just playing dude. Though I really don't get how a yeti fits in.
Superb video. This is what bonsai is all about - creating pieces of art from raw material.
2nd Tree came out Great, Trunk looks Massive with the mini branches... Well done!! 🫡
This guy got a beautiful bracelet and watch super cool style man
I love Corin's eye for trees -h e sees such simple, elegant, and beautiful 'solutions' or designs. Thank you for explaining your thinking so clearly, you are a real talent when it comes to teaching.
Thank you so much!
That first one is a real looker actually! ' I'd be well happy with that!
Magic potting stick! excellent.
Always present, friends, thank you for the knowledge, greetings, one hobby is always successful
Great video very informative and interesting. Thanks for sharing something more basic I enjoyed 👍👍🇵🇷
🇵🇷 agree ! From California
Really enjoyed watching this done over several weeks
Brilliant! Just brilliant! I took a 50 minute journey down to your place yesterday, your brother was most helpful and informative, the intention was to purchase a gift for my parents, well! I ended up buying a Bonsai for my parents and one for myself😊 I think I have found a new hobby.
P.S. love the videos, very informative and well presented.
I could watch your demos all day!
Brilliant work corin really enjoyed the video.🙏🏻🌲
Cheers mate
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge with me, I really appreciate it
Fantastic work there.
😊great Bonsai Artist!🎉🎉🎉❤
Grateful to hear you talk about the wires and guages, etc. Thumbs Up!
In the Netherlands these trees are not often used as bonsai material, but now that I have seen this. I can't wait to buy one myself to make it into a beautiful bonsai
I always get very jealous seeing this kind of material. Living in the Caribbean part of the Netherlands it won’t last for a week over here…
Do you know if we have this type of material in garden centers? Like an Intratuin or something?
Enjoy seeing artists work on raw/stock materials and transform them into a nice looking bonsai. Cheers from Cali
I like it when they do it for the long term health and growth and styling of the tree.. and can still look cool and have a general bonsai look.
But don't much like the trend of all the "magic demos" of finding a really nice prebonsai stock...often collected or grown and trained for bonsai.... and getting some big shot to come in and transform it into a "finished" tree in an hour or whatever. And do everything to it that should be done slowly over many many years even all the jinning and carving and lime sulphering etc so as to get there before and after shots for their website or whatever. Basically with the goal of showing off and making themselves look good and their profile... not the tree.
And beginners see and think that's normal and mimick it.
But don't tell them that they've just killed that nice tree and fine potential bonsai stock and that the vast majority of those are sacrifice trees that are discarded after.
Idk just don't seem right to me.
This guy seems to do it pretty good though .
Fascinating - as always.
Corin is Bonsai Hagrid. I will never be able to see anything else and nobody can change my mind.
Good job! Perfect!
Nice bonsai collection👍👍👍
Great demonstration!!
That wiring table is gorgeous
I watched your video a couple of year’s ago and it inspired me to have a go at my own five year old tree 😎Dennis
absolutely awsom demo you are a legend. we ask you provide. the new wire cart is great .keep up the awsom posts. dead set legend 🙌
Good and thank you for sharing all .
Very enjoyed the video. Thank you for the pointers. Learned alot. I was thinking of my next hobby and this is it.
Awesome demonstration. Thank you. From Monrovia California.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you Corin for giving your time and sharing your expertise.
The learning curve in bonsai is ever expanding,
in others words, none of us, from beginners to experts will never stop learning.
Love all your videos as many others do too . . .
Keep up the good work.
Thanks very much Phil. Glad you like the vids.
@Greenwood Bonsai Dear did Atlantic cedar air layering? or by cutting? I want to get out of my tree. in South America there is no such species
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Two for the Price of One. Love it!
He makes it look too easy. Can't wait to try.
great demo liked that you explained a lot of basic design elements
Amazing work, live video, is incredible the kind of work you do..
Fantastic work saving these Blue Cedars. Loved the manner you changed the structure of the trees and I can see they will grow into beautiful bonsai specimens. A very good lecture especially removing all the top useless soil and mess, opening up the top and keeping the roots undisturbed, by doing this, the tree will not be into too much shock. I prefer the bigger specimens they are more resilient to getting hard pruned. The video was most enjoyable and encouraging to also try our hand. I would like to see a professional Bonsai Grower close should I loose nerve he/she can rescue my attempt, it must e quite daunting giving it a go for the first time.
Very nice wire caddy... Almost makes me want to start a Bonsai business just so I can make one, haha.
Great video Corin, as always. Love the new wire trolley
a very talented man,a delight
Basic staff.. Beautyfull work.. Thank you very much...
"The problems are all on the floor now", Cracked me up that! 😂😂
Great job and you make it look so easy. Hope to get over to see you some day. Thanks
Nice transformation
So beautiful bonsai
it is impossible for me to make a bonsai from this tree because it does not grow in our place. but the idea and mindset of making this bonsai can be used to make bonsai from other trees.
Thank you for sharing ..
Good idea, Pruning, Cutting n Wiring Juniperus Bonsai.
Taste Process n Good Finishing. 👍🏾
Another nice demonstration Corin, seeing you take a garden centre fined and producing something that has a good basis for the future is inspiring thank you.
Appreciate this training vid using nursery stock, your narration through the branch selection and the detail wiring ~particularly the apex~ plus your commentary on the (2) trees. Thank you.
Nice video. I like your style of making a video and the way you work with trees. Blue cedar I am thinking about it. Buying one I mean. Of course a like👍👍
Good decision, I was thinking it so in the beginning to cut the top. Nice video. Thank you.
Watched this demo a few times now and always find something new each time,thanks for taking the time to do these demonstrations.
Love learning about your thought process, when styling the tree
Great video
Very good job👏👏👏
This is so helpful! I love to see how your brain processes each decision. Very well explained too. Thank you 🪴💚
And not forgetting how beautiful the tree is bro 😍😍
Oh if only we could get into your brain especially your thought process! Great video once more, thanks!
Looking good young man!
Thanks Sean !
Thanks Corin, a very enjoyable video with lots of good info in it. That's a nice bespoke workbench as well.
Another inspiring and educational tutorial! I watch your videos again and again, with so much interest and enjoyment. Thank you very much, Corin
I love that magic stick ❤
This is the first of your videos I've watched. I have subscribed as well. I am only beginning bonsai so I haven't actually done a tree yet, but I've learned a lot from you today and I look forward to watching more. Thank you.
Welcome aboard!
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Hi, it's Kate from Shetland again. I just wanted to ask if you sell young trees which can be kept to grow until they are ready to be made into bonsai. I have planted a few trees by seed but of course they will take some time to grow even a small amount. At the end of the first week in June I plan to buy a few trees. I'd like to buy from you because I feel your enthusiasm and professionalism is so impressive. Do you have some young trees for this purpose? PS I used to live and work in Nottingham!
Brilliant as always!
I really find yor videos very usefull.Thank you for that !
wow! great tutorial.Thank you !
Another great video Corin easy to follow and instructive also good to see your thought process.
Your new oak mobile work bench is stunning.
That was awesome! I would love to have those trees!
That color pot always sets off a conifer!
Stunning tree
Awesome tutorial. It’s quite amazing what you can accomplish with simple nursery stock when in the right hands. Thanks, keep growing
That cart with wire, my dream!
Yet Another fantastic educational video from relatively cheap garden centre material, it’s amazing how easy you make it look, never ceases to amaze me how much more expensive they appear at the end of the demonstration 😜 and what can I say that bench is stunning 🤩
Hi corin I wish I had just 10% of your experience you amaze me every time you do work on a tree .
I guess I started to late I am 56 now but way back in the eighties I did try bonsai but there was not a lot of information about those days and gave it up .thanks to you and many others I can now get the information I need .I will have to make a trip one day and see your amazing nursery.thanks for sharing your knowledge..
Great content as always. Really enjoyable
One of my favourite trees, they look stunning when mature. Got a street near where I live with around ten fully mature trees growing. Great vlog, love the concept of seeing the whole raw material start to wired and shaped finished starter bonsai.
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Great video. Thank you.
Living in the high mountains of Arizona I'm enthralled with trees as they are mainly Ponderosa Pine. I'm constantly looking them and the Alligator Juniper. You're amazing in you concepts of a dwarf tree.
Love this
do appreciate these video went to a fair few or your dads demos in the past at events and at greenwood years ago..do like how you explain clearly what your about to do and show the results
thank you..... will be there in spring to get a larger pot as a tree 43 years old bought from greenwood back in the day when your mum sold heathers is getting too big for the pot it is in.
Nice work on the cedar. Love the wire cart.
An amazing demonstration!
Just started watching your channel and I’m really enjoying the videos so far and finding them very informative and helpful, thanks 🙏🏻
Welcome aboard!
Hello mate, i love hour video's.
I have a seedling bleu Sedar where i start next year with.
Greetings from the Netherlands
Great video :) have taken a number of tips from your work!
Amazing skill. Great to see you assess and choose the rhythm of the tree and its hidden features.
LMAO "The problems are all on the floor now." I'll have to remember that line for the future.
Wow . I love bonsai
Thanks for the video.
Very good video 👍
Been waiting for this one for ages! Amazing video
This was the best bonsai training demonstration I have ever seen! Thank-you from Delta B.C. Canada.
I’m glad I discovered your channel. I purchased a smaller blue cedar this winter and looking forward to learning something.