There is a saying that always comes up in such situations to my mind when I am also apt to overlook the most basic things: the co-driver always sees more and knows better. 😉
how absolutely Lovely! Thanks, Peter; for the history also, about Wisley. The entire grounds are astonishingly magical. The Fae everywhere. Yes, is grand to see the children there & the other visitors. Heavens, i love this; and your trees are awesome . . .
What a sight for sore eyes indeed..beautiful collection of bonsais Peter..Bravo. Would probably walking back and forth just to gawk at them if i was there haha..Thx for sharing and cant wait for the next one..stay safe folks..cheers
Thank you.... 🙏 😔 🙏 Dr. Chan,,,, I liked this video very much, because of the date, but mainly because of seeing you work on several different species at the same time as if you are maintaining your own collections. The mulberry tree took me way, way back to my childhood, we would climb and eat. The famaily, especially the little one, was quite refreshing. Wisley is quite interesting.... 🙏 🖖🙏
Each tree is lovelier than the next! I must watch this video over and over! Great mulberry tree! Thanks for also showing so much of the gardens, so appreciated. As always you are the best!
Peter it's nice you have all those large trees, it helps with thief. People would steal our trees in a county park in N.J., U.S.A., even tho they're cabled down. They come with bolt cutters. But since the park opened up the area and parking lot, we haven't lost one in the last 2 years. They've been at the park for 25 years. Cheers, stay healthy and happy. Love the hat, looks comfortable. Steve.
Wonderful Videos. I used to live in Upper Hayford Oxfordshire. Love the climate. If I ever return I will visit Heron's and Wellesley. Ps: I love your hat Peter. Keep these inspiring videos coming please. Karl
Added the same rhododendron to my collected from a closing down garden centre it was half dead and malnourished the poor little tree had taken some abuse .. someone had broken some of next years buds ... me and my misses have applied the right amount of TLC 😊 next year it will be beautiful
Comes see his trees after 6 months. Trees look fine. "Yeah, looking after trees isn't rocket science." Lol! But he gives kudos to the guys looking after them a bit later.
Do it bro !!!! Go visit Mr chan as well . My misses says shes going to arrange a trip so I can go down around Christmas to buy a try and meet the legend himself, hopefully🤞 .. I’m going to get Peter to sign my tree 🌲
@@askgbk definitely! Peter is such a great guy, I met him in November, here is me and him with a massive latch bonsai flic.kr/p/2hKFVDy he also kindly signed my original Bonsai Master Class book.
Blue Sky Bonsai that’s pretty cool my friend, hopefully one day I’ll meet him too. He really has sparked something inside me .... just can’t stop thinking about trees and plants haha 😂
Watching the video, I kept having problems to focus: that hat... I guess, Mr. Chan would say: "As long as it does the job"... Great job, Mr. Chan! And great hat!
I don't mean to disrespect your knowlagr Peter, you know a lot about bonsai and I often learn from your videos and appreciate what you do, but one thing you said during this video took my attention. Trees don't pump water anywhere, it's a process called transpiration, when water evaporates from the leaves or needles of a tree, more water rushes in to replace what has evaporated, and the whole precess starts again in a constant cycle. It's quite genius really, this way the tree exerts minimal energy in transporting water. There are trees in nature over 50 foot tall and it would be quite impossible for a tree to force the water up that far with a pumping action due to pressure building up. So at a guess I would say there weren't enough needles at the top of that tree to draw the water up to the apex. Other than that, great video I enjoyed seeing that you take the time to talk to people that admire your work.
Lovely to see the other end of your work. Not just you prepping trees for sale , but your works of art in their final forms! Do you have other trees (personal ones?) that are even better than the ones at Whisley?
Please keep doing this perfect videos for us...I am enjoying every single one. Once I will be in UK I will definitelly have to visit this place. Greetings from Slovakia
É muito bonito o seu trabalho.....gosto muito do que vc faz!!!!!me expiro cada dia em fazer os meus bonsai tão lindo quanto ao seu,muito obrigado por construir maravilhas assim!!!!
I recently acquired a serissa foetida and am vary new to bonsai any advice on this species in particular? Shaping, care, propagation, I want to know more and you seem like the man to ask.
I love the chicken-plucking technique. It simulates animal eating styles, and I believe almost any tree is genetically well-suited to handle that kind of behaviour. Very good harmony with lifecycles.
It would be nice to have. a basic price tutorial, not for the high end but for the beginners kind of tree, here in Switzerland the market is very weak and the price vary a lot and I am not sure what is a good value when buying maybe importing from Europe
Hallo Peter, ich komme aus Deutschland (in der Nähe von Hannover). Kannst du mir eine Wundversiegelung empfehlen, ich mag diese Knete nicht. Lieber etwas flüssiges. Viele Grüße aus Einbeck. (sorry mein Englisch ist schlecht, darum schreibe ich in deutsch)
So when I’m trying to order something on you’re website I’m trying to order a pot because my serrissa bonsai is getting to big of root system and I’m in US you’re in UK so I don’t have that money I only have USD. An I still order from you’re website?? I don’t want my bonsai to die
Some of them are mega beautiful Mr. Peter. Soon I really need visit your nursery and beg you for some trees. Hope you keeping well. Btw are your nursery services open for public? From Haywards heath
Chinese guy. The UK is still pretty fond of feet and inches. Compared to the rest of europe we use a lot of imperial. We still use miles for distance and pounds/stone for body weight.
Yes sri kupchak see 🌲buying as well drive pirates of child erth jark garden they his management netflix I see yelling at house tall biggest yelling at house ok style people Thailand listening Luther know netflix 🥰🥰
This man is a national treasure.
Knighthood for Peter Chan !!!!!
@@askgbk I am not sure if I would want one. But you can write to Boris Johnson and suggest it to him.
International
@@peterchan3100 You could be the secateur-wielding knight.
Lovely to see that young lady so enthusiastic about the trees.
Peter is wearing his daughter's hat!
Nice to see, thankyou. It must give you great pleasure knowing your trees are seen and appreciated by so many. 😊
16:04 him searching where he made the cut for 30 seconds really made my day lol.
keep it up peter! your videos are a true highlight for me
Actually tho 😂
There is a saying that always comes up in such situations to my mind when I am also apt to overlook the most basic things: the co-driver always sees more and knows better. 😉
What a beautiful human spirt in this person. Thank you for your passion, and sharing with us.
how absolutely Lovely! Thanks, Peter; for the history also, about Wisley. The entire grounds are astonishingly magical. The Fae everywhere. Yes, is grand to see the children there & the other visitors. Heavens, i love this; and your trees are awesome . . .
Always a pleasure to watch anything you do.
The quality of this video is amazing, what a treat.
Such an enjoyable video. Thank you for a lovely stroll through your Bonsai Walk.
Lovely how even the child enjoys your trees
Absolutely beautiful is right, my wife and I love this channel, Peter, you're the greatest, please keep the videos coming.
The little girl saying she could let her lego friends play in the forest....🥰
That made me smile too. She connected with it :D
I love seeing that garden thank you
What a sight for sore eyes indeed..beautiful collection of bonsais Peter..Bravo. Would probably walking back and forth just to gawk at them if i was there haha..Thx for sharing and cant wait for the next one..stay safe folks..cheers
Thank you.... 🙏 😔 🙏
Dr. Chan,,,, I liked this video very much, because of the date, but mainly because of seeing you work on several different species at the same time as if you are maintaining your own collections. The mulberry tree took me way, way back to my childhood, we would climb and eat. The famaily, especially the little one, was quite refreshing. Wisley is quite interesting....
🙏 🖖🙏
These trees are magnificent, you’re leaving a great legacy in the art of Bonsai and with generations of bonsai masters before you.
What an amazing collection of trees!
So beautiful ❤️ bonsai garden
Each tree is lovelier than the next! I must watch this video over and over! Great mulberry tree! Thanks for also showing so much of the gardens, so appreciated. As always you are the best!
Pure bliss 😊Thankyou Peter.
Endless sight along with your bonsai pleasure, leisure , am richly learned from..
Love the hat, reminds me of the one my grandfather had well worn! Beautiful display!
Very calming video, enjoying your work peter.
This is so refreshing to watch on a beautiful and sunny Wednesday morning in Trinidad.Thanks Peter for sharing all the gems in this video.👍
You are an artist...no doubt about it.
Amazing collection of trees....thanks for your video Peter...
It is a pleasure see you work with trees. Great Great Master. Thanks to chare your videos.
Nothing like a well worn jumper or hat for pottering around in the garden. Thanks Peter.
That hat takes the cake ...I want one ..
Absolutely stunning bonsai exhibit. Wow. I love the variety and colors.
Great video with a breathe of fresh air.
It is Amazingly how you know your trees so well meaning the ages
Thank you for your comment (☝️)👧
Today I actually wired my Sugar Maple I told you about and they came out good. I made them in an S shape like you said 🍁🍁🙂🙂🙂👧💚💚💚
Thank you for your comment( ☝️)💃
Peter it's nice you have all those large trees, it helps with thief. People would steal our trees in a county park in N.J., U.S.A., even tho they're cabled down. They come with bolt cutters. But since the park opened up the area and parking lot, we haven't lost one in the last 2 years. They've been at the park for 25 years. Cheers, stay healthy and happy. Love the hat, looks comfortable. Steve.
Always a pleasure watching your videos Peter, continue to be bold in all you do.
Congrats on closing in on 200,000 subscribers. Thanks for all you do.
When all this covid craps done this is the only place I want to go.... See you soon, thanks for sharing! You have the most amazing trees!!
Wonderful Videos. I used to live in Upper Hayford Oxfordshire. Love the climate. If I ever return I will visit Heron's and Wellesley.
Ps: I love your hat Peter. Keep these inspiring videos coming please. Karl
Hi haron! You are very inspiring
Added the same rhododendron to my collected from a closing down garden centre it was half dead and malnourished the poor little tree had taken some abuse .. someone had broken some of next years buds ... me and my misses have applied the right amount of TLC 😊 next year it will be beautiful
So many beautiful trees 🌳 😍
That is an amazing hat, Peter! The trees are astounding! :)
I was going to say the same thing about the hat! I love Mr Chan's sense of fashion. I love his shirts also.
We had the pleasure that in 2019 we visited Wisley Garden and walked the 'Herons Bonsai Walk'.
Great Group of Awesome Trees!!!
Thank You!!
Cheers
Comes see his trees after 6 months. Trees look fine. "Yeah, looking after trees isn't rocket science." Lol!
But he gives kudos to the guys looking after them a bit later.
Thank you Peter always a pleasure to watch you have a relaxing style. Is the garden open during winter? Would be nice to view trees in winter state
Yes -Wisley is open all year round.
I must go there next time I'm in UK. This looks like your very best collection of trees. Beautiful!
Do it bro !!!! Go visit Mr chan as well . My misses says shes going to arrange a trip so I can go down around Christmas to buy a try and meet the legend himself, hopefully🤞 .. I’m going to get Peter to sign my tree 🌲
@@askgbk definitely! Peter is such a great guy, I met him in November, here is me and him with a massive latch bonsai flic.kr/p/2hKFVDy he also kindly signed my original Bonsai Master Class book.
Blue Sky Bonsai that’s pretty cool my friend, hopefully one day I’ll meet him too. He really has sparked something inside me .... just can’t stop thinking about trees and plants haha 😂
@@askgbk you've sure got the bug bro!! And it'll stay with you for the rest of your life hahahaha 🤣
Blue Sky Bonsai it’s a fun hobby, spent my day potting up jade plants. 100s of cuttings.. my house is full, may have to just sell them !!
Wow , . . SALUTE,👍🙏🙏
Another great video, thanks Peter.
Watching the video, I kept having problems to focus: that hat... I guess, Mr. Chan would say: "As long as it does the job"... Great job, Mr. Chan! And great hat!
I don't mean to disrespect your knowlagr Peter, you know a lot about bonsai and I often learn from your videos and appreciate what you do, but one thing you said during this video took my attention. Trees don't pump water anywhere, it's a process called transpiration, when water evaporates from the leaves or needles of a tree, more water rushes in to replace what has evaporated, and the whole precess starts again in a constant cycle. It's quite genius really, this way the tree exerts minimal energy in transporting water. There are trees in nature over 50 foot tall and it would be quite impossible for a tree to force the water up that far with a pumping action due to pressure building up. So at a guess I would say there weren't enough needles at the top of that tree to draw the water up to the apex. Other than that, great video I enjoyed seeing that you take the time to talk to people that admire your work.
Very nice trees, great. It's one of the most interessting Videos of Bonsai you've shown in this year,thank you 👍.
Love how peter can just donate acouple of $100 grand in trees.. for as long as they are on display for.
True,, it must be a great live advert for the nursery though.
Lovely to see the other end of your work. Not just you prepping trees for sale , but your works of art in their final forms! Do you have other trees (personal ones?) that are even better than the ones at Whisley?
Please keep doing this perfect videos for us...I am enjoying every single one. Once I will be in UK I will definitelly have to visit this place. Greetings from Slovakia
I would like to see the beginning of your small Bonsai, mine are very small!
É muito bonito o seu trabalho.....gosto muito do que vc faz!!!!!me expiro cada dia em fazer os meus bonsai tão lindo quanto ao seu,muito obrigado por construir maravilhas assim!!!!
Hi.Too beautiful
Very nice
PETER! I love your hat
Master Roshi .
It's really good to see you again.lovely bonsai collection. Stay safe. Peter sir.. Love from India ( SIKKIM )
Hi peter, no disrespect but have you tried sphagnum moss under you hat
I have indeed but sadly I cannot regain my youth. There is also a Chinese remedy but I won't bore you with the details !
great information
the trees are a little yellow
they could use iron
Ferriplus I like in alkaline soil and water
it will grow faster as well
Good job 👍👍👏👏😊
I still think that Bonsai Masterclass was your best book.
I have some publishers asking to reprint of re publish this book. They have seen that second hand copies sell for over £200 !
@@peterchan3100 There are some outrageous prices being asked for the book on Amazon but they seem cheaper on e bay
@@melhillocks8061 Its what is called supply and demand. So many people want to buy that old book of mine !
@@peterchan3100 another of your books create your own bonsai from every day garden plants also fetches good prices.
I recently acquired a serissa foetida and am vary new to bonsai any advice on this species in particular? Shaping, care, propagation, I want to know more and you seem like the man to ask.
Can you do an episode on pad trimming and development on shimpaku junipers? Please.
Peter can you made a video on what is the best way to preserve moss for the winter?
I gotta say, those pedestals looked completely wonky...
I love the chicken-plucking technique. It simulates animal eating styles, and I believe almost any tree is genetically well-suited to handle that kind of behaviour. Very good harmony with lifecycles.
I saw some cables securing the tree and I would like to find out how to do that since my garden is open and can be accessed
Like the training wires????? To shape branches?
i'm wondering if the pots are tied to the stands? :o
Hi Peter. I’ve made a few bonsai and they look really good but their starting to brown a little even though their not dry. Is this normal?
It would be nice to have. a basic price tutorial, not for the high end but for the beginners kind of tree, here in Switzerland the market is very weak and the price vary a lot and I am not sure what is a good value when buying maybe importing from Europe
Now THAT’S a hat!!
Cik cak cik cak from scissors is relaxing heh
Hallo Peter, ich komme aus Deutschland (in der Nähe von Hannover). Kannst du mir eine Wundversiegelung empfehlen, ich mag diese Knete nicht. Lieber etwas flüssiges.
Viele Grüße aus Einbeck. (sorry mein Englisch ist schlecht, darum schreibe ich in deutsch)
Do you use the same shears from tree to tree? Do you wash them if you change to another tree to prevent contamination? Or is that overkill??
I am not that fussy - its not a surgical operation , so I don't bother decontaminating - that would be over the top or overkill as you say !!
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
So when I’m trying to order something on you’re website I’m trying to order a pot because my serrissa bonsai is getting to big of root system and I’m in US you’re in UK so I don’t have that money I only have USD. An I still order from you’re website?? I don’t want my bonsai to die
He only ships to the EU. There are places to order from for US and amazon has some cheap pots.
But he has like the HIGE pots
HUGE
Some of them are mega beautiful Mr. Peter.
Soon I really need visit your nursery and beg you for some trees. Hope you keeping well. Btw are your nursery services open for public?
From Haywards heath
You are just down the road -15 minute drive
@@peterchan3100 yes indeed.
Is your nursery open to public now or need bookings?
If I may ask
@@michaeljijus980 Yes you need to book - that's how we keep social distancing.Give us a ring
@@peterchan3100 I will. Soon, master Peter.
Have a great weekend!!!
japanese guy, lives in england .. but still uses inches, gotta love it
Chinese guy. The UK is still pretty fond of feet and inches. Compared to the rest of europe we use a lot of imperial. We still use miles for distance and pounds/stone for body weight.
I dont understand how these tress are growing in this small pot with that much massive trunckss 😳👌👌
Bitchin hat Peter :)
post-lockdown in idaho we are not alliwed in public places without a mask. its weird for me to see people walking around without one lol.
Who is the one down vote? Lol, I guess they didn't like your hat Peter. :)
CORONAVIRUS MASQUE NON ? ?
Fourth
2ND!
Yes sri kupchak see 🌲buying as well drive pirates of child erth jark garden they his management netflix I see yelling at house tall biggest yelling at house ok style people Thailand listening Luther know netflix 🥰🥰
1st.