Creating bonsai From Spruce Trees

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In this video I take the humble spruce tree and turn it into a bonsai.
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18 июл 2020

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@sallybeck7822 3 года назад

The agony of not being able to sleep turns into the ecstasy of one and a half hours of Bonsai demonstrations. I don’t understand why you leave such heavy roots and don’t seem concerned with having fresh soil topped up. I am so inspired watching I can hardly wait for morning light to get out and work on my own bonsai.

@circularpizzabox2134 3 года назад

“I hoped you enjoyed it” OF course we have, you’re an amazing teacher and artist. Thank you so much for these videos and giving us your time.

@Target_Rose 2 года назад

I literally watched a video of yours and bought a juniper sapling. I gussied it up with moss, rocks, other plants and pruned it. It looks so good that my roommate thought I bought a bonsai.

@barbkrienke8400 2 года назад

Peter, I love these relaxed long videos where you are alone with us, working on trees in the evening. It’s so interesting to watch the flow of your work and to see the transformation unfolding in front of us! ❤️

@skivvu2876 3 года назад

I love listening to the birds in the background while watching your demo.

@derrickknight4985 3 года назад

I took up Bonsai just last year during lockdown. I suffer from depression, this calm gentle hobby has helped a lot. Visited Herons about 6 years again. Hope I can visit again soon now that my interest has grown. Love watching these videos. I could listen to Peter all day long. He does make me laugh at times, lovely skill to have. Brilliant artist.

@nicklindsay3418 3 года назад

I really appreciate how you explain everything. Even when you talk about other subjects. So if anyone says you talk to much or are boring...they can go somewhere else. You are an inspiration and a great teacher! Thank you

@crey1301 3 года назад

Im amazed how he can remember what year he bought each plants/trees. Warm greetings from Southern California.

@davidcovington901 4 года назад

When Peter told us of the Ezo forest stolen in 1990, I felt bad. A minute later, I realized I was feeling more sorry for the trees than for Peter, because they lost the chance to be sublimely beautiful.

@thadmachia9873 2 года назад

I just became aware of your videos and I absolutely adore them. I have always loved bonsai trees. 53 years old I figured it is time to grow one myself.

@groovybuddha667 3 года назад

Peter such a value to the bonsai community because he has trees that he’s been caring for for upwards of 30 years and some that are 65 -70yrs old , so it’s terrific to get to see them down the line because with bonsai everything is in the future so it’s kind of hard to visualize these things. This is just one of many reasons why I appreciate Peter so much.

@lesijo52 4 года назад

I always love the birdsongs in the background of your videos, Peter. Bless you for providing sanctuary for the birds, as well as your love of trees and bonsai knowledge and sharing of your skills!!!

@Donna_G 4 года назад

I'd rather make bonsai over watching tv any day. This was interesting to watch.

@marymcavinchey6014 3 года назад

I laughed when you said your wife said you didn't need anymore plants. My husband says that all the time! Lol! Luckily, I have alot of maple seedlings that grow from seed all around my gardens. It's the end of August now here in Michigan in the U.S.A. It was a really hot summer so I lost one or two of my baby trees, but most are still going along ok. Thank you for your vids and showing us amateurs how to work with these beauties.

@cakappel1 4 года назад

As a rookie (raw amateur) to this beautiful art form, I want to thank you for sharing the incredible wealth of knowledge and artistic genius you've acquired over the years.

@billiamc1969 4 года назад

Greetings from Baltimore...I save honeybees as you save and collect trees...I can't say no to making sure bees have a chance to thrive. Many thanks for your relaxing and informative videos. If I could ask for another ficus tutorial? I have a tree my wife and I bought 25 years ago and would like to make it more like bonsai...THANK YOU PETER!!!

@Daddycausingchaos 2 года назад

This is how you know he loves what he’s doing. He’s wandering around his nursery sharing stories and information for the pure joy of it and getting sidetracked every step of the way by something else he wants to share.

@paullill5604 4 года назад

Part 28 of Sunday breakfast with Peter

@rev.edwardmartinez468 3 года назад

Many times I watch you to learn, sometimes just for the pleasure of watching you create, like this one.

@tesarthrospentax823 4 года назад

Hello Peter, here's once again a bit of information on trees: Deciduous trees grow new shoots gradually each year, whereas conifers grow the entire shoot once, but expand that growth throughout the year. That's the reason why the green cones are probably not cones, but juvenile new growth! This is also the reason why, if you prune the 'candles' , you shorten it's growth :) Hope I've made everyone's day a bit more smarter!