The Incredible Art of Bonsai in our Neighborhood
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The Incredible Art of Bonsai in our Neighborhood - In this video I visit a neighbor who is an amazing bonsai artist. #bonsai #artist #garden
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I had no intention of watching this video. But it came up on auto play while I was doing the dishes. I saw how exciting Jim was so I let it play. I'm so glad I did! I love to hear people speak with passion and knowledge gained over years of experience. As I'm writing this, I'm still wiping a tear over that dang ficus. Only survivor from the whole collection. WOW. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I also got to that part and teared up! I actually read your comment before and thought that I wouldn't react the same way. 💚
I didn't intend to watch this but I am so glad I did. What a seemingly nice, nice man. I learned a lot, enough to know I'm not cut out for growing bonsai. Thank you for bringing this to us. He needs a UA-cam channel call The Bonsai Guy.
Yes, the 2x day watering made me realize that I should appreciate this incredible artistry through someone else. Milos really expressed the dedication required without being patronizing or dismissive though.
This guy is at another level. Fascinating-it is clear that bonsai fosters and demands high horticultural skill!
I think bonsai is like having children, you have to nurture them to have them grow. A lot of care in watering, fertilizing, bending of the branches, clipping to make them just right, you can’t go on vacation and leave them to fend for themselves. He has done an excellent job of taking care of his (children) in my opinion and has beautiful bonsai. 🌺💚🙃
Yes it is!
WOW!😍 Milos was so generous with his detailed story, and camera work is wonderful. His place is amazing, and looks like a lot of time invested. Thanks so much!
It is definitely lots of time. Thanks for watching!
AWESOME. Thank you Milos for sharing. Can we schedule another video when it comes time to prune, style and repot? Also, if the bonsai collection is that nice, how spectacular must the rest of the yard be? Any chance of a tour for that as well? Watched it twice, time to get back to work. Thanks again
I appreciate the enthusiasm this gentleman has for bonsai. I started bonsai two years ago in Pacific Northwest and truly found my passion in trees and art. This gentleman is very thorough and serious about his family of bonsai and I have become this way too in my retirement and through Covid. Strong support from like minded people is crucial and I’m thankful you entertained this Avenue of flora design. Thank you
Many years ago at the Cincinnati Flower Show, I was awestruck by a bonsai azalea in full bloom - it was stunning. Milos obviously has a great love of the art along with an incredible collection. Very gracious of him to share it on your channel. 💚
So interesting. Glad you mentioned this video in your Q&A today - I really enjoyed it. I don’t know anything about bonsai and I have so much more appreciation of it now. It is a little mind blowing to be quite honest. And how do they keep that root ball so tiny - I wonder if we add lava rock to potting soil for other (non-bonsai) plants if maybe if could benefit the roots of those other plants.
Milos,.thank you for sharing your lovely and loved bonsai! I think that we all could really use the patience your craft requires. Jim and Stephany, thanks for continuing to bring such interesting and passionate people to your audience.
What a lovely man, passionate and a great sharer of his knowledge. Beautiful trees. Thanks for this one. So much more interest and patience required than for annuals !
Definitely more detailed! Thanks for watching!
Outstanding video Jim. True dedication to a craft. Thanks.
Every tree was absolutely amazing!!!! What an awesome collection. Love the story about the tree Milos bought from his friend. And the explanation behind each stage of bonsai…..it’s just so absolutely mind blowing. This was so cool!
Very informative. Impressed he was able to find a neighbor to help him.
Thank you Jim for recommending this on the Q&A. I otherwise would not have watched it. These are so beautiful! I think this video could have been called "Living Art".
What a gift to be able to fully grasp how intentional each part of bonsai work is! I have admired this art for many years. Thank you for sharing this with us, Jim.
The amount of dedication and attention to detail for this type of gardening is amazing. It’s fascinating to listen to someone that’s such an expert in their specific area. What a great neighbor!
Would be lovely to see these trees in changing of the leaves and spring foliage. Imagine his yard popping all that color. Thank you for featuring his intense beautiful work and sharing knowledge.
What a fascinating man; a natural teacher/speaker. I’ve always loved bonsai but don’t have the patience and dedication it requires. He has a fabulous collection and I would love to see some more videos from “The Bonsai Guy”.
What a wonderful video. I was honored to hear Milos talk about his beautiful collection and share his knowledge. Loved the heartfelt story about the lone survivor ficus! Fascinating, thank you!
One of my favorite videos you have done. Would love to know more about the root systems in the pots and how to air rooting of the trees. More of a how to video per se. Such a wonderfully knowledgeable man with a true passion for the art of bonsai.
I watched your Q & A this morning and you mentioned this video. You were so right, totally worth watching! Thank you for another great video.
when I was building this garden, I learned how to prudent and laying the plants in the garden from the bonsai master. knowing a little bit about bonsai, hoped me to create the laying in the garden. thank you Mister Miolos Novak for sharing with us. thank you Jim putnam for being to us 🙏.
I put off watching this because I have never been very interested in Bonsai. Well I'm glad I finally did, it's great to hear Milos speak about his love for and knowledge of his plants. It has inspired me to learn more about Bonsai and what is involved in growing plants this way. Thanks for sharing this with us!
You read my mind, I was just saying I need to get in the bonsai game. What a treasure this guy is!
Fascinating! Those multi-trunked plants look like miniature forests!
Very cool!! Saw a bunch of Bonsai trees at the Art Museum couple years ago. Amazing!! Never really knew you can bonsai almost anything!
I have an 'in-ground bonsai' - an oak tree that I planted in the pot into the ground about 7 years ago. It's grown about 3" in that time. Not a true bonsai, for sure, but it's been fun to prune it and shape it through the years.
Awesome!
Amazing collection! I really loved hearing the story of the Ficus. Such a survivor. I also have one that I've had dor 56 years but not near as beautiful as that one. So much talent and patience goes into growing and forming the branches.
Hello Diane
Amazing! I was gifted a bonsai when I was about 20 years old. I hadn’t even tried my hand at a more traditional style of gardening when I received it. Needless to say, I killed that poor bonsai in record time. This dude is so gifted! Thanks for sharing!
What a treat to see his bonsai collection and hear stories about them. They’re so beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
What a wonderful collection. You can tell he really loves what he does. Some great information and ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Another reason I love your channel, the tours! How inspiring. I may have to start learning bonsai as my small landscape will be overfull by the time I retire. Slooooow gardening. 😍
Wow,, the care and dedication it takes. I would love to learn more about bonsai.
Watch herons bonsai with Peter chan. He's pretty much the God father of modern bonsai
Wonderful chance to listen to such a knowledgeable expert. I have applied techniques of pruning branches combined with leaf pruning a weeping Japanese maple in my landscape based on what I’ve learned from bonsai. I got beautiful results, and learned a lot. What a detailed knowledge of tree physiology the bonsai world offers. Thank you for this vid!
Hello Julia
very impressive collection! very generous to talk about his bonsais and soil mixes. what an amazing video.
Absolutely fascinating! I was watching one of your tours where you mentioned how few had viewed this video and how impressed you were by “the Bonsai guy”. I’m so glad I then watched it.
Love the information but also just impressed by seeing the attention to how they are displayed. Thank you Milos and Jim.
Loved this. We all have certain plants that we just adore. He found his. :)
Wow! Thank you! A true master of the craft. So humble as well.
These are glorious and so healthy. What a wonderful introduction to Bonsai. 💕
SUCH A GREAT VIDEO! What a collection!
It really is!
Great video, He is so knowledgeable, but helps us to understand more about Bonsai. Great to see his passion and the beauty of those trees!
So fascinating and beautiful. I decided as I watched this that I want to read some books about bonsai. I don't think I will actually try it myself but I can't help but think that you could just learn so much about plants and trees in general. It would have to be beneficial. Thank you Milos. Thank you Jim.
Really enjoyed the is video. He is so knowledgeable and passionate, sharing information that anyone can appreciate. Beautiful bonsai trees! Thanks!
I learned so much from this! Somehow he gave us an incredible overview that also felt so detailed. It made me want to try bonsai.
Fantastic video. Thank you and Mike for sharing all of the information and what fabulous plants! Just amazing!
This was the coolest video! Honestly, I thought I would be bored by this topic. This was amazing!!!!!
Extraordinaire, ce Monsieur a un veritable don, bravo
So interesting. I would have loved to hear how he handles the roots of the trees. The soil make-up is so interesting and how he allows the water to just pass through...amazing. I understand now why they have the large dark fertilizer balls on the base.
More of this guy really enjoyed learning
Great video, Milos was great on video he has an amazing setup.
I was thinking of your own Japanese maple you have worked on for years.
Thank you for the Triangle Bonsai Society info my wife is new to growing bonsai.
Your garden tour videos are great you give everyone time to tell the story.
Keep up your great work.
Wonderful visit!
I love the passion and dedication that you share with us 🤩
He was a great communicator! I learned so much from this video Jim!! 😀. Thank you so much❤️. Please tell him thank you from us all 🥰
That was so interesting. Thank you for sharing his garden with us.
Fascinating. I always thought bonsai was a species of tree, not a method of growing trees.
AMAZING. Thank you for sharing with us.
Such beauty and very talented. Thank you for sharing this art. I'm so interested in this art.
Really fascinating, what a guy...you could hangout with him all day long and want to come back for more.
WOW!!!
Thank you, Jim, for bring us this video--love it!
Thank you so much for this vid. I am very impressed with your collection and the details you explained, Beautiful job!!
Wow those are gorgeous! So interesting, great information, fascinating person. Thanks to all involved.
Bonsai is so fascinating and certainly a practice in patience that truly teaches the value and rewards of patience. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Fascinating!!!! Thank you Jim for showing this. And thank you Milos for sharing your knowledge and skill. Loved it!!! 🥰
Very nice tour. Thank you sir for inviting us to tour your beautiful bonsai trees.
Soooo beautiful !!!! Incredible garden and amazing how knowledgeable Milo is. I love bonsai trees.
Spectacular! What a treat! I've got the bug, so we'll see. Thank you so much to both you and Milos!
This was an amazing video! Thank you. Bonsai are so interesting. ❤
I loved this episode. ❤️ such a wonderful guest.
Very interesting show, I love watching plants grow. Slow as it is, seedlings more fun than just buying someone else labor of love. Thanks
WOW just WOW!
I just learned something so much from something I probably would've never searched. Thank you for this video! I really enjoyed it!
I really enjoyed this video. You can tell he loves his bonsai trees.
AWESOME video Thank you for sharing with us
Very nice Jim. I watch Peter Chan "Herons Bonsai" every Sunday morning early. Milos has an awesome display. Have tried my hand at Fig Bosai and gotten some very nice results. What Milos says about the soil being too wet as I found out. Last winter lost a number of Japanese Maple starts because the new irrigation timer was on both in the day and the night. Surprisingly forsythia doesn't like the wet feet either and died. And the crepe myrtle bonsai just keeps putting out 2' branches which ruins the shape. So I've had to sadly give up on them. Hopefully I'll be able to connect with Triangle Bonsai Society. Nice to know their high quality.
So educational! Thank you
You can eat the seeds of Araucaria araucana × A. angustifolia. You can find them in JC Raulston Arboretum.
Absolutely incredible. He really is an artist 🎨 Enjoyed this video so much.
Thank you for sharing.
What an interesting gentleman. Have often thought about purchasing a bonsai tree. But will definitely read up on the care before doing so. His collection is both stunning and amazing. Did he peak your interest?? 🌳
Wonderful video! Truly a dedicated man. But very inspiring. Thank you for sharing this.
Absolutely amazing! Thanks so much for shooting this video. Maple Ridge, B.C. Canada
Absolutely beautiful 😍 I would love to dedicate some time to make one for myself
Amazing collection. I almost didn't watch it either, but I'm so glad I did.
They are Araucaria araucana × A. angustifolia
hybrid monkey puzzle tree. They have seeds in 8 to 10 years.
Really beautiful and amazing process. The talent and patience is hard to imagine. Thanks for bringing this to us.
What an amazing collection of beautiful trees! I have a lavender and a rosemary that have both formed a thick woody trunk. They’re in terra cotta pots and I’ve left them to sort of develop their own form. I’m wondering if he has used either of those in creating bonsai? And is there a reason for using such shallow pots?
The shallow pots are just part of bonsai. A simple explanation is the depth of the pot is supposed to be in proportion to the width of the trunk. There's plenty of forums and articles that can provide better more detailed explanations than this though if you are interested
How amazing is this? I am working on a Carolina sapphire cypress to poodle train it while also contorting the truck much like your maple, Jim.
The amount of bonsai he owns does he have a greenhouse for storage in the winter? What a collection. Thanks
Most of these varieties are very hardy here. He only has a few that need to come inside. Probably needs some protection in extremes only
I really enjoyed this video 😍🪴
Wow, this is brilliant! How magnificent.
Nice one …. Our TBS is a really good club too
Jim this is one of the best videos you have ever posted. So interesting. I just plucked 10or 12 seedlings of Japanese maples from my yard. What to do with them? I just don’t know.
Fascinating.
Great video! Just wow!
hadir nyimak kawan mantap itu bonsainya . semoga sukses sehat selalu aminnn
this was a great treat! excellent mini bonsai lesson.
This is awesome.
This is living artwork!
Amazing!!,