That bookshelf insert is so cool! Those woodland cherry tree is great despite it being a bit slower than you want and even the one from your front garden is very nice too look at. I love cherry trees even if the flowers can be slightly unpleasant to the smell sometimes. You have such an amazing collection!
I life-time dream for me - to be in Japan at Cherry-Blossom time and visit some of the mountain temples and, of course, the Bonsai Nurseries. Can't see it ever happening - but we all have dreams.
Thanks Alex. There are some much darker varieties that I have seen in local parks and public spaces but they seem to start to wilt and droop much earlier.
Super video. It's got me itching to create my fuji cherry grove. Half way through I went out and re-potted my bird cherry, then came back in for the second half. I really enjoy the haiku too.
I have a very small one of these which I thought had died on me. There were blossom buds which all of a sudden burst into life. But before they did blossom I took it out of the pot and surprisingly there were very, very few fine feeder roots. Taking a leaf out of Peter Chan's book I repotted it in sphagnum moss, perlite, grit and akadama with a top dressing of sphagnum moss. Touch wood it now looks great and is full bloom. I will of course need to key an eye on it in the coming months. Yours look absolutely beautiful. A great video Jason. Thanks.
Beautiful - thank you for this video. I just bought my first Koko no mai cherry blossom today to add to my growing bonsai collection. Wish me luck with developing it. I'm just a year into bonsai and learning so much from your videos. Thank you 🙏
Nothing beats them jason. All of mine are in full blossom now and i just took a few short videos in between a couple of monster repots. I am sure that bigger tree would produce a few more lovely airlayers from it :)
My First year with kojo-n-mai trees, in North West UK. Bought three from local garden centre near Preston last year, for reasonable money. only preliminary wiring and pruning done so far, letting the trees grow and develop for a while. I liked the look of your windswept trees, might have a try at that style myself. Enjoyed the video.
Kojo-no-mai are fairly easy and forgiving trees. Mine are just beginning to open now and should be in flower n tye next couple of weeks - a bit early. Good luck with yours 👍
Very nice, I have two that are a year old. I bought them when they were as thin as a toothpick but now they have reached 10mm in thickness. I'm wiring them in an interesting way but I'm considering repotting them in a larger pot to increase growth even more but they do well in a Bonsai pot. I've already given them 8 hard prunes. Its March 23 in Denver, I keep these one's indoors so they've grown all winter. Should I or should I not re-pot? Hmm
Great guide on how to care for cherry bonsai and how they can be styled. I'm currently waiting on my first 'Kojo no mai' to be delivered. They are available in the States but not very common at all.
Beautiful trees and inspirational for the one I bought. Mine was bought at a garden center, and it is full of buds on the branches. I want to use seaweed liquid fertilizer on it.
Fantastic show of cherry blossoms and varieties! Good call about defoliation and photosynthesis.
Thank you Dave. Some of them are not quite at their best but will be within weeks. 👍
Bonsai cherry beautiful thanks Jason
Thank you too Phill 👍
nice. I have 1 kojo no mai and other sorts of cherryblossomtree in My colection
They make great bonsai trees - such a pity their beautiful blossom is gone so soon
Some great blossom there... have a fee fuji hoppe they come on as well as yours
No reason why they shouldn’t. 👍🌸
That bookshelf insert is so cool! Those woodland cherry tree is great despite it being a bit slower than you want and even the one from your front garden is very nice too look at. I love cherry trees even if the flowers can be slightly unpleasant to the smell sometimes. You have such an amazing collection!
Thanks. I expect to cut off the first set of leaves from the wild cherry trees - the second flush tends to be very much smaller.
loving the windswept one and the "eagle claw", which definitely is my oh-wow-favourite from top to bottom
Thank you Roland 🙏
I life-time dream for me - to be in Japan at Cherry-Blossom time and visit some of the mountain temples and, of course, the Bonsai Nurseries. Can't see it ever happening - but we all have dreams.
I share your dream Roger, and your assessment of the likelihood 😊
Beautiful show! They have such a delicate and graceful presence in the garden. You've got such a mixed variety too. Thanks for sharing mate
Thanks Alex. There are some much darker varieties that I have seen in local parks and public spaces but they seem to start to wilt and droop much earlier.
Awesome start to finish Jason ,Thank You.
You are very welcome Patricia ❤
Super video. It's got me itching to create my fuji cherry grove. Half way through I went out and re-potted my bird cherry, then came back in for the second half. I really enjoy the haiku too.
Thanks Tony. Cannot wait to see your group planting. 👍
Very nice! very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Great video Jason. Informative and we get to see your pretty trees. Your cat is a goofball scratchin up your bonsai.
You got that right 😆😆🐈
It looks like your skills go beyond raising bonsai and composing haiku. Lovely!
Jack of all trades, master of none 😂😆😆
Don’t ever ask me to sing or play a musical instrument though…
And some question my driving 😂
Woow AMEZING.❤❤❤
Thanks 🙏
stunning Jason, just stunning.
Thank you Mary.
Thanks Jason. The production quality of your videos is always top class. Lovely trees ta boot!👍
Glad you like them!
I have a very small one of these which I thought had died on me. There were blossom buds which all of a sudden burst into life. But before they did blossom I took it out of the pot and surprisingly there were very, very few fine feeder roots. Taking a leaf out of Peter Chan's book I repotted it in sphagnum moss, perlite, grit and akadama with a top dressing of sphagnum moss. Touch wood it now looks great and is full bloom. I will of course need to key an eye on it in the coming months. Yours look absolutely beautiful. A great video Jason. Thanks.
Thanks Mick. They are quite hardy so would be surprised if your tree didn’t make good progress. 👍
Wow I want a cherry blossom tree for years now I want it even more
🤗👍
Beautiful - thank you for this video. I just bought my first Koko no mai cherry blossom today to add to my growing bonsai collection. Wish me luck with developing it. I'm just a year into bonsai and learning so much from your videos. Thank you 🙏
Best of luck Deidre🌟🌟🌟
Nothing beats them jason. All of mine are in full blossom now and i just took a few short videos in between a couple of monster repots. I am sure that bigger tree would produce a few more lovely airlayers from it :)
I have tried air layering without success Xav. The Fuji cherry on the other hand grow like weeds 😊
My First year with kojo-n-mai trees, in North West UK. Bought three from local garden centre near Preston last year, for reasonable money. only preliminary wiring and pruning done so far, letting the trees grow and develop for a while. I liked the look of your windswept trees, might have a try at that style myself. Enjoyed the video.
Kojo-no-mai are fairly easy and forgiving trees. Mine are just beginning to open now and should be in flower n tye next couple of weeks - a bit early. Good luck with yours 👍
Gorgeous flowers, Jason!
Thanks for sharing the cultivar names!
Btw two more maple seeds have sprouted! Getting there! 🌱
Awesome! Thank you! From there by seeds mighty bonsai grow 😄
Bellísimos Sakura. Quisiera tener uno 🌱💕
Thank you 🙏
Great video Jason. I hope to get a cherry next year. All the best to you from 🇨🇦!
Thanks Chris.
Very nice, I have two that are a year old. I bought them when they were as thin as a toothpick but now they have reached 10mm in thickness. I'm wiring them in an interesting way but I'm considering repotting them in a larger pot to increase growth even more but they do well in a Bonsai pot. I've already given them 8 hard prunes. Its March 23 in Denver, I keep these one's indoors so they've grown all winter. Should I or should I not re-pot? Hmm
Do you want to thicken up the trunks? Or are you happy with current size.
@@TheBonsaiGarden I want the trunks fat and tapered!
@@TheBonsaiGarden Thanks for replying, here's a video I did on the trees:
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Great guide on how to care for cherry bonsai and how they can be styled.
I'm currently waiting on my first 'Kojo no mai' to be delivered. They are available in the States but not very common at all.
This is great. They make super little bonsai 👍
Just acquired 3 kojo-no-mai and hope to do a cascade. Hope they look as beautiful as yours
I hope so too!
Beautiful trees and inspirational for the one I bought. Mine was bought at a garden center, and it is full of buds on the branches. I want to use seaweed liquid fertilizer on it.
Mine are also just now beginning to bud out. 🌸🌸🌸
👍👌👌
Thanks Bruce 👍
Is there any place where i can buy seeds of this
Try Google or eBay. I imagine it will depend where you live.