Nursery Stock Series Pt. 2 

That would be awesome

Sure would.

Yeah.. not sure murder hornet joke would be funny.. he seems a bit traumatized..

I'm right there with you. I'm in my first year as well and every time I watch a video I end up buying another tree or two.

@@jasonchristensen26 My first year too, it's driving me crazy ! seeing trees cross the road, in the forest and imaginating them like little little Bonzaï trees... From SW of France !

Join a bonsai group....this is where you will really learn

Filling the garden of trees is not synonym of passion but of excessive enthusiasm; As time goes on, one begins to buy less trees and to think more about quality bonsai...you will see.

It's good to know that with your busy schedule you take the time to respond to your subscribers and viewers. It shows that you are a person who understands the concept of gratitude. You use your talent and knowledge to GIVE freely. I wish all the blessings of God come to you and your family. During my years in college I started my voyage in the wonderful world of bonsai. Many years and much money were wasted. I gave up and moved on with my career, nurturing a family and staying happy with outdoors gardening. Accidentally I found your channel and I have to admit You managed to teach me more in two hours that I learned in ten years worth of bonsai seminars, trial and error etc etc. { Same scenario with orchidsl} Long story short, the bonsai "industry" wants the people to get involved and get started and keep trying, while they purposely withhold important information/details, thus the average Joe can never have succes in the art of bonsai. A lot of people, including myself find bonsai a soothing calming serene activity that keeps me in touch and in harmony with the universe. Unfortunately at this point in my life I can't afford to start my favorite activity again. The cost of the tools and materials alone and then the specimens it's prohibitive for me. So am pleased and thankful that I can watch someone as knowledgeable as yourself do the job. Stay kind, helpful, giving, simple, and in the wings of Angels. Thanks again.

I just bought one of these huge cryptomeria today at Tsugawa Nursery where he bought his for 129$ plus tax

dracokaiser buy a procumbens Nana. They can be grown as either a needle or scale juniper.

dracokaiser I can imagine them as accent plants but not bonsai. They grow too straight with no taper. They're actually a type of grass, not a tree.

Peter Bone I know that. What you’re thinking as accent plants/shitagusa are called Zasa. The bamboo species in bonsai are usually made into forest

Bamboo is not suitable for bonsai, they are all grasses ans depends on rhizome and each cane eventually dies off.

Germán Rivas perhaps you should tell that to all bonsai masters in japan