Considering the world wasn't created in one day i should say you managed to create a small beautifull forest in not even 1 day and that's a rampgebied job! Thanks for the effort of sharing this!
great video. I just purchased a lebanon cedar (cedrus libani - green prince) its the most natural looking bonsai ive ever seen. It was worth every penny.
Thank you for the guidance!! I admire your Wisdom . Your calm demeanor while working fast is incredible Sir. Best regards from eastern Oregon USA 🇺🇸 I don’t look at trees or shrubs the same anymore, I see a beautiful Bonsai .
My favourite evergreen. Lost my 15 year old Cedar of Lebanon to Vine weevil last year, now bringing on a new C of L sapling.Thanks both. Much appreciated.
Hello Peter. Regards from Cyprus!! I am so glad to have Cedrus brevifolia so readily available. Their horizontal branch structure and tiny needles make them a great bonsai material. Cant wait for mine to grow.
I love this group Peter! Cedar always look so authentic in a forest landscape. I imagine this in a few years will be a true spectacle! Well done josh for your part in this masterpiece 👏
Floridian here too! Would you happen to know of any nurseries that might have this species? Ive only been to wigerts and it doesn’t seem like they have it.
Ya good on ya Josh. You capture what Peter is trying to convey and your shots give to life what the books can't. Keep up the excellent work boys. It WILL take 2 strong men, Peter... To bring bonsai to the world.
stunning.. I am just getting started in Bonsai and you are a great teacher.. teaching basic fundamentals , explained in simple language that all can understand and always reinforcing the principles . So glad I stumbled onto your videos, I've learned so much from them. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.( from Canada)
Wonderful forest! I hope all is going well down at Herons as I know you’re having several activities this longer weekend and I couldn’t join. In any case, have a nice Easter break to you and all the nice people at Herons!
Lovely piece Peter. Master class as always! Could you please make a video of what kind of products you use to fight fungi and pests on different species of trees?
I like all the forests that you make. I am going to try to make a forest next year . Been buying small trees a few at a time , This year plants cost so much in the USA. Very nice forest Peter.
I will be taking a picture of the trees next week if all goes to plan, unless Peter has sold them , looking forward to our visit next Sunday. What would shock me is the price of the pot, not so much the prices of the trees from a nursery. I have a larch and acer and two redwood forests all doing well . I enjoyed the video and have learnt so much from Peter . Thank you Peter and the favourite camera man Josh.
Cedar of Lebanon forest group - or even a group with some scenery - sounds like a good idea because such forests feature in mythology from the areas of the Mediterranean and Middle East, like when Gilgamesh and Enkidu go to fight Humbaba.
Our online bonsai group was wondering if some of your trees were used in movies. Like the new Dune movie, or a James Bond movie. Were they, and which movies? Thank you.
HELP A BEGINNER!!!! I acquired 4 wild trees from the very hot and dry west Texas climate. They were junipers and pinyon or ponderosa pines. I don’t have any specialty bonsai stores around me here so I made my own bonsai soil using some potting soil we had left over, sphagnum moss, and some perlite for drainage. I’ve got them in bowls with good drainage and have been watering them at least every 2 days if not every day. The summer temperature where I’m at ranges from 26c-40c (80f-105f) and all of my plants on in direct sunlight. I’ve noticed some needles starting to brown on a couple of them and I would hate for them to die. If you have any information to help PLEASE send it my way.
We have nothing like those temperatures in the uk at least not very often, but Pines and Junipers are used to dry and harsh conditions, it may be just natural die back or I have found from experience we can sometimes kill them with kindness by overwatering. I find best chances of survival when I have collected trees from the wild is to try and create the same conditions as they were growing in, certainly water when the soil has dried out but perhaps not every day mist spray the foliage every day and definitely keep in the shade until there are signs of new growth. Hope this will help ……..
Really enjoy your video's but you are in need of a lapel mic. Your audio gets hard to understand sometimes when you turn back and forth away from the camera.
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Life has to goes on - we are a busy nursery and there are projects going on all the time. Sorry about the noise though. its quiet at night but we cant film in the dark.
Happy Easter breakfast club
Easter Sunday Bonsai Breakfast Club 🐣 ☕️🙏
Indeed! Good morning breakfast club. My most anticipated channel drop of the whole week.
Mine too
what I find impressive, it took you 3 or 4 hours to do what would take me a whole weekend. And it looks fantastic!
This is you at your best Peter! In the workshop creating a wonderful group planting. Loved it, and looking forward to the updates in the future.
Audio again is bad, sorry guys! Love all your videos but the last 2 audio have been very ruff
I love those trees. They look magnificent in that group. You are a magic man!
I luv the bonsai forest! Do more😃
Yay Josh!!! You’re my favorite camera man too. Love the close-ups. ~Nae, Fort Worth, Texas
very nice video and great thanks for keeping the Cedars of Lebanon alive and many thanks for all the other trees , many golden thumbs up
Well done Peter. Your simplicity has carved out a piece of the Bonsai history of many of us. Thanks😘
Considering the world wasn't created in one day i should say you managed to create a small beautifull forest in not even 1 day and that's a rampgebied job! Thanks for the effort of sharing this!
great video. I just purchased a lebanon cedar (cedrus libani - green prince) its the most natural looking bonsai ive ever seen. It was worth every penny.
380 K abonnees, incredible! I guess 400 K coming; well done, Mr. Chan and team and happy Easter!
Thank you Peter. Feeling relaxed after watching the forest group.
Thank you for the guidance!! I admire your Wisdom . Your calm demeanor while working fast is incredible Sir.
Best regards from eastern Oregon USA 🇺🇸 I don’t look at trees or shrubs the same anymore, I see a beautiful Bonsai .
My favourite evergreen. Lost my 15 year old Cedar of Lebanon to Vine weevil last year, now bringing on a new C of L sapling.Thanks both. Much appreciated.
Beautiful. You’ve done it again Mr. Chan ! Would be proud to be it’s caretaker for years to come.
Beautiful forest Peter.
What a masterpiece again!!! thx so much Peter for sharing so much with us
The addition of akadama at the end added contrast and balance.
Nice forests, thanks Peter.
Hello Peter. Regards from Cyprus!! I am so glad to have Cedrus brevifolia so readily available. Their horizontal branch structure and tiny needles make them a great bonsai material. Cant wait for mine to grow.
Hi Paul! I'm also in Cyprus, but haven't been able to find any brevifolia for sale - do you mind sharing where you found yours? Thanks!
I love this group Peter! Cedar always look so authentic in a forest landscape. I imagine this in a few years will be a true spectacle! Well done josh for your part in this masterpiece 👏
I have very much enjoyed this video 👍🏻❤️
My favorite, forests! Turned out stellar! Happy Easter to all at Heron’s from your Florida fan!🐰😊❤️💕🌴🐊🦩😎
Floridian here too! Would you happen to know of any nurseries that might have this species? Ive only been to wigerts and it doesn’t seem like they have it.
Great way to start a Sunday morning , coffee and watching your work.
Ya good on ya Josh. You capture what Peter is trying to convey and your shots give to life what the books can't. Keep up the excellent work boys. It WILL take 2 strong men, Peter... To bring bonsai to the world.
These look beautiful x😊🇬🇧❤️
stunning.. I am just getting started in Bonsai and you are a great teacher.. teaching basic fundamentals , explained in simple language that all can understand and always reinforcing the principles . So glad I stumbled onto your videos, I've learned so much from them. Thank You for sharing your knowledge.( from Canada)
Oh I need to move a piece of my country Lebanon to my Living room in this way :)
Stunning composition! I am wondering if Peter potted up all the cuttings he cut from the trees? He had so many!
What an awesome creation!
thx you
Wonderful forest!
I hope all is going well down at Herons as I know you’re having several activities this longer weekend and I couldn’t join. In any case, have a nice Easter break to you and all the nice people at Herons!
Extraordinary man !!!
Thanks again camera man
Thank you Mr Chan
Thank you Peter your such an inspiration and joy to watch. Happy Easter
Wonderful Sensei
Totally enjoyed this video. I think 7 trees is perfect Peter. And thanks Josh for your great video footage. 🌲
Lovely piece Peter. Master class as always! Could you please make a video of what kind of products you use to fight fungi and pests on different species of trees?
7 is the perfect number for that arrangement. It is perfect!
Good looking project. Pls keep us posted. Like to see the end results. Rgds, Jay.
Absolutely beautiful Peter!
Absolutely stunning loved how that turned out. I like that a lot thank you for sharing
Nice work
I like all the forests that you make. I am going to try to make a forest next year . Been buying small trees a few at a time , This year plants cost so much in the USA. Very nice forest Peter.
Thanks for the video!
Thank you! Bravo! Reminds me of the mature wind row trees of Iowa. This is a nice and short video great in conjunction with the Alberta Spruce video.
thank u soo much for all the knowledge u give us mr peter
Amazing 👏
looking amazing Peter !Thank you ..
Great👌
Very Nice Cedar Wood . I like your work . Thx for showing us.
Wow, wish I have those Cedrus Libani to try my self 😍. Gorgeous healthy trees, love the composition too. Thx for sharing Peter 👍. Cheers
thank you for sharing your fantastic work!
Thank you for teaching me so much for free!
Absolutely Beautiful ❤️
Rather enjoyed that video; just learning and your videos are very inspiring ( thank you for taking the time to teach us all )
Beautiful!
Muy bueno quedo hermoso y lo voy a imitar ...ya estamos en otoño...y para este invierno are uno de cedros.
Wonderfull!!!!!!!
Beautiful 💜
Do you have an updated image of the progress of this forest which you could share?
Hi, do you use paste on the cut branches
Beautiful composition front and back. How long will you leave the wire on? Any special aftercare? Thanks, keep growing
amazing
Hello, beautiful work. I am curious as to how tall will the trees grow and how do you regulate the growth?
Hi Peter, could you tell me what size that pot is please and do you stock them?
Can we use TAMARIND for forest style bonsai?
Thanks...
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
Where can I get cedars like this? Finding it impossible to find a nursery that sells them like this. Wonder if anyone has any ideas?
YAHUA Created the most beautiful trees and plants or us to work with.
I love forests. Probably wont get an answer but I'm always curious what you would sell trees for?
hi peter love your videos. have you ever worked with Rambow eucalyptus? I bought one. do you have any advice about turning it into a bonsai?
I will be taking a picture of the trees next week if all goes to plan, unless Peter has sold them , looking forward to our visit next Sunday. What would shock me is the price of the pot, not so much the prices of the trees from a nursery. I have a larch and acer and two redwood forests all doing well . I enjoyed the video and have learnt so much from Peter . Thank you Peter and the favourite camera man Josh.
Remember to ask me to show. you this Forest when. you visit.
Cedar of Lebanon forest group - or even a group with some scenery - sounds like a good idea because such forests feature in mythology from the areas of the Mediterranean and Middle East, like when Gilgamesh and Enkidu go to fight Humbaba.
very nice composition. a question about frost weather. where do you keep your forest during winter?
Our online bonsai group was wondering if some of your trees were used in movies. Like the new Dune movie, or a James Bond movie. Were they, and which movies? Thank you.
Remarkable job!, so sorry !
Ма ша Алла
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Morning breakfast club.
The early bird worms the catch
Gelagkamer!
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HELP A BEGINNER!!!!
I acquired 4 wild trees from the very hot and dry west Texas climate. They were junipers and pinyon or ponderosa pines. I don’t have any specialty bonsai stores around me here so I made my own bonsai soil using some potting soil we had left over, sphagnum moss, and some perlite for drainage. I’ve got them in bowls with good drainage and have been watering them at least every 2 days if not every day. The summer temperature where I’m at ranges from 26c-40c (80f-105f) and all of my plants on in direct sunlight. I’ve noticed some needles starting to brown on a couple of them and I would hate for them to die. If you have any information to help PLEASE send it my way.
We have nothing like those temperatures in the uk at least not very often, but Pines and Junipers are used to dry and harsh conditions, it may be just natural die back or I have found from experience we can sometimes kill them with kindness by overwatering. I find best chances of survival when I have collected trees from the wild is to try and create the same conditions as they were growing in, certainly water when the soil has dried out but perhaps not every day mist spray the foliage every day and definitely keep in the shade until there are signs of new growth. Hope this will help ……..
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I have never been this early 😀
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Really enjoy your video's but you are in need of a lapel mic. Your audio gets hard to understand sometimes when you turn back and forth away from the camera.
Those big pots probably tokoname are 300$. Trees $75 a piece. Your work and time plus that Wisley Forrest was probably 25 years old so $7ooo US?
Me at 2am not knowing ANYTHING about pruning.
Yes,…. The hybrid cutters are FAR superior to the felco secateurs
Usul Master🤔😀Yang di tanam di bagian depan,pohonnya lebih besar,bagian tengah lebih kecil, belakang paling kecil,biar perspektifnya lebih hidup.Lalu bagian ujung pohon di kelupas lancip 🖕mungkin lebih bagus😇🤔
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Maybe it could have been made of 9 trees.
Hi Peter
Another great video! I'm a fan since years.
But please! Take care about the noise in the background! It's AWFUL!!!
Life has to goes on - we are a busy nursery and there are projects going on all the time. Sorry about the noise though. its quiet at night but we cant film in the dark.
It really is not that bad at all and as said its a working nursery if you dont like it dont watch, I love all the videos and knowledge shared