Collecting Pyracantha for exposed root bonsai style 

What a unique project. Wiring the roots was brilliant as well as the removable panels to eventually expose those roots. Thanks, keep growing

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I have never seen anyone wire the roots! That is cool!

😊as always a very informative video keep them coming Terry well done. Dennis 😊

Wonderful video Terry. Love the box you constructed. Very neat and utilitarian.

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What a great project Terry!

Yea great job Terry as always, personally first time for me to see root wiring done very interesting to see and inspiration for the future for myself so thanks for sharing

Awesome video!

Nice work terry, and the box looks great.

Hi Terry, salutes from spain! I had an idea seeing you diggin this tree: when planting, you could dig a hole as big as this one and fill it with pomice or another cheap gravel type substrate, then cover it with this clay so the moisture and water can spread uniformly. The hipotesis is that when digging it out it would be easier, also easier to clean and maybe you would have finner roots closer to the trunk. Just an idea! Thank you for sharing your works!

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Bonsai phill very good video thanks Terry keep upthegood work mate

What an interesting and useful video as always Terry. Thank you. I find your content inspirational, it makes me want to produce more professional looking content and makes me think about what it is I’m trying to teach/ show and why. I particularly like your container design and the practicality of being able to remove the panels over time, very cool, I haven’t seen that before but will definitely be doing it in the future. Best wishes, Jonas 💚💚💚

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Hi Terry, Cool project! Im in Northern Calif USA(zone 9B) where pyracantha grows wild! I try to eradicate it as much as possible because it promotes a pear blight fungus that has ruined my Bartlet Pear trees. We consider it a demon plant with its sharp thorns and it’s aggressive growth. But I’ve tried to dig up small plants of it and repot them but the roots are SO deep and huge that I have to dig a giant amount of soil with it for it to survive transplanting. The birds love the red berries, I’ve heard it intoxicates them! I have made topiaries out of them which is easy to do, very fast grower. Great project you’ve got there and I’m looking forward to seeing more! Keep up the great work!!

Hey Terry, thanks for sharing the knowledge and experience. Can you please tell me the ratio of water and aspirin to soak the roots, please. It will be great help. Thanks again.

Nicest "Yamadori" box i have seen 😁

So did you keep those extra roots too grow another tree when I cut roots I keep makes a cool trunk 🤪🥴

Is there a follow up video on this?

Hey Terry! Have you heard of the 7 under 7 minutes challenge in the bonsai community? It would be cool to hear your answers. You can check out Xavier Martinez - Expressions of Grace Bonsai, he started it 😁

Is it a kind of privot? It looks similar

Won't the wire bite into the roots before you get to the last panel?

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