Pruning Bonsai In Early Summer

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In this video I show you how I prune many different species of Bonsai on the nursery.
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@mildsauce5019 9 дней назад

Bro!! Peter looking shredded af in the thumbnail! Get it uncle !

@PercyWarX 25 дней назад

To visit their Nursery will be my only reason to visit Britain. I will just spend hours to walk through their Nursery and admire all the trees.

@briangallagher3106 25 дней назад

Coming from an Irishman there’s a lot to see in Britain.

@PercyWarX 25 дней назад

True, Ireland and Scotland is on list to visit if I don't talk about trees. But Britain and Europe have these ancient forests/woods I just want to get lost in lol. I also admire the Northern American forests and woodlands.

@briangallagher3106 25 дней назад

@@PercyWarX I went to forests near Munich a few years ago, it was incredible. Ireland only has 1 natural forest left. The foot of the tommies in Kerry, loads of Oak and Scot’s pine. Beautiful spot

@PercyWarX 25 дней назад

@@briangallagher3106 Would love to see that one day.

@ebenoid6643 24 дня назад

No doubt! I wonder if they’re willing to let go of some clearance stock!😆

@briangallagher3106 25 дней назад

I grew up near an airport so when I moved to the country it was nice to not hear planes constantly. But now on my days in the garden I watch Peter and hear Gatwick in the background. Haha. There’s no getting away from the airport. But it sounds like home so it’s not too bad.

@TheBugB 24 дня назад

Okay Peter 🎉

@briangallagher3106 25 дней назад

Good morning all. Yesterday I bought Acer Aureum and acer Ukigumo. I never expected to have so many trees. Haha

@sakubonsai 25 дней назад

I do enjoy these videos . I look forward to the next one about feeding trees 👍

@marievickbartucci134 14 дней назад

Love the ideas of Peter. HE LOVES BONSAI...He gives us this desire to be creative with plants.

@gideonwackers7693 25 дней назад

Perfect timing Peter, just made my morning coffee!

@creightonfreeman8059 24 дня назад

I have been tempted to try American Ash as a bonsai and your example of European Ash has encouraged me!

@nancyfahey7518 7 дней назад

@ 5:20 that is the greatest trunk I have ever seen. 😊

@MrMirco003 24 дня назад

Love these videos, good recovery for your hand tho

@thebonsaiarea 25 дней назад

great video Peter, luckily you have recovered well from your accident

@J-Tactical 24 дня назад

Watching your videos makes me less worried about pruning my bonsai lol. Love the content, always informative.

@andreamundt 24 дня назад

8:38 - 11:32 What a gorgeous tree. Very beautiful! 💚

@Kyle-ur4mr 21 день назад

This one looks like the great deku tree

@alfredomarotta6604 24 дня назад

Glad your hand healed up nicely, could of went south as they say. Thank you for another great video sir. 👍🙏

@marksather9914 24 дня назад

Thanks for this great tutorial. I have a number of similar trees and was very confused on how to prune them this time of year.

@DominikGuzowski 20 дней назад

Listening to peter is just the best. The knowledge we get for free and the passion for the art is amazing. I cannot get enough of these videos. I just got a acer (not sure which exact species) cutting and hoping it will root.

@MidniteSan 25 дней назад

Thx for sharing the vid Peter 👍

@melissahand6485 20 дней назад

I love the old privet. You are so inspiring. I just dug an old azalea with a base of at least 16” diameter with several growth points and saw cuts.

@headingnorth5701 24 дня назад

Glad you are recovering from your accident. Sounded horrible.

@aDurtyGamer 24 дня назад

Hello Peter. Love what you do to these trees and also like how you go into great detail in whatever tree your working on. I have recently got back into Bonsai and am enjoying the hobby along with my collection of Carnivorous Plants. Keep up the great work you and your team do and hope your hand is okay.

@shivangnisharma9448 23 дня назад

I pick useful tips from your videos, saw another pruning video of yours, pinched moringa & other trees in early stages & voila I have backbuds on the trunk. So happy it worked for me ❤ thank god your hand is much better, please take care

@user-to9fw1wv9l 25 дней назад

Hi Peter, I live close by SFO international airport. I have the view of the airport. It is nice at night. As you know you get used to the noise. I use to live in San Francisco where the Cable Car ran down the hill ringing their bells as they passed the house. Some of the Grip men will have their own beat went they ring their bell and you become aware of who was coming down the hill just by how they ring their bell. (Fun times.) Learn something new it may take a little longer but spend the time to take the wire out carefully instead of the easy way out and just cut the wire off. You can save money to buy new Bonsai supplies. Great show as usual. Learn more about pruning to give the tree energy and prune to shape. Thank you and have a blessed weekend and take care of your hand. 🙏🙏🙏

@9daywonda 24 дня назад

Never knew that there was a pink variety of wisteria.

@abhijeetverma1868 21 день назад

Glad you are recovering and healing your hand....🎉

@dba1222 24 дня назад

bloody love this channel

@Kriywan 24 дня назад

Superb all round tuition video Peter, many thanks❤

@harrietb2141 25 дней назад

Thank you so much Peter🤗🌳😍

@wbraine 24 дня назад

Glad your hand is healing up, Peter!

@mick681 25 дней назад

An excellent tutorial video showing a wide variety of trees and how to deal with them. I'm sure that it will be a very useful video for beginners.

@Yamanotefy 21 день назад

You are such an inspiration and already a living legend (though you would never say so to yourself I guess). Your videos bringing me joy and confidence not only for Bonsai but for daily life to appreciate all the good things along the way. Hope you fully recover and thank you again for being such a humble person. ❤🌳🌲

@snylilith 20 дней назад

Woooaaah! I'm sorry for your accident! But also... Good Sir, it's some powerful healing!!!

@bonsaikitchen 19 дней назад

Fine 👌 Big greetings and respect from Bonsai Kitchen team. 🍴🔥🧑‍🍳

@user-ip7cd5ym3e 23 дня назад

Very informative video, thank you Peter! I am glad you are healing well.

@Makinen386 15 дней назад

As always a master making things simple

@Carolyn2Short 24 дня назад

Wow Peter - Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge. You’re the premiere bonsai encyclopedia! Praying your hand injury heals quickly and completely. 🙌 🪴

@mattbrennan647 24 дня назад

My criticism of this channel is that I would guess the majority of subscribers are hobbyists and would prefer to see work on trees in development. Additionally I believe anyone with beautiful mature specimens would give each individual tree very special detailed pruning. Herons has literally thousands of trees and their approach to many tasks illustrates that. Thanks, keep growing

@peterchan3100 24 дня назад

We must have more major specimens on our nursery than most other nurseries - I prefer not to frighten the ordinary bonsai enthusiasts by working on those trees which aren't relevant to their circumstances . Yes major specimens do need special treatment and we have customers who bring their specimens to us for that too. I dont show these because I respect the privacy of my customers.

@mattbrennan647 24 дня назад

@@peterchan3100, please don’t misinterpret. I absolutely love this channel and have been a subscriber for many years. Thank you for your response and dedication to the hobby.

@pansepot1490 24 дня назад

I fully agree with Peter. I am one of those hobbyist who 30+ years ago looked into bonsai and got scared by the amount of specialized knowledge and high maintenance work they required so I gave up even before starting. Then few years ago I happened to inherit a few bonsai (nothing special) and searching on RU-vid on how to better care for them I found Peter and his laid back approach. That gave me confidence to start a collection knowing that I could manage those trees and enjoy the hobby even if I don’t have all the time and expertise that high level bonsai requires. 😊

@stuartCcash 24 дня назад

@@pansepot1490 I used to feel like that when I first started with bonsia as a teenager but I was lucky to have a neighbour from Japan who was a pro who took me under his wing and realised that it's not as intimidating as I first thought.

@rebelliousbrands3253 24 дня назад

You don’t watch the channel regularly do you?

@AFV85 18 дней назад

My wisterias are just starting to produce the flowers now I got 4 last year as pre bonsai put on up the trellis I'll use in the Japanese garden, the other's being trained but never flowered as of yet but started noticing the purple flower buds swelling last week I'm up in Scotland amazing how different they are only 6 hours up the road!

@davidsurf48 24 дня назад

Peter, I so appreciate your videos. They encourage me to do my interpretation of bonsai from pots to my yard. You make it fun but yet informative. Because of you I have done air laying, seedlings and cutting of Japanese Maples and Mugo pine’s.

@RichardDenRooyen1973 59 минут назад

Love your videos, love the sometimes bit chaotic undertone but thats ok... it make you human, and a great human you are. Take care,... continuing watching now

@dougg1075 24 дня назад

Perfect timing. I needed this video

@rebelliousbrands3253 24 дня назад

Love this video. The tour of your facility is incredible. Thanks for all you do.

@zaubergarden6900 25 дней назад

Ah, nice to see you Peter! Let me get my morning coffee. I just came from voting for the Europe parliament 😇

@mynskin 23 дня назад

I love to see how mature trees are pruned. Now I wish you would show how and when VERY young trees should be pruned, those that are about 2 to 3 years. I have many very young trees not air layered, that I am developing and not sure how to prune .

@brucejeffcott1104 22 дня назад

Great video Peter.

@briangallagher3106 25 дней назад

Oh no. Peter I’m happy your hand is healing. That’s rough. Sounds so nasty!

@carmensantiago6711 23 дня назад

Love your shirt!!!

@MD-wk3gj 24 дня назад

The topic of reusing wire needs to be repeated so it becomes a standard part of wiring. Thanks for mentioning it. In a hobby/community where so many practice mindfulness it’s surprising to me attention isn’t paid more often to the reuse of a resource.

@peterchan3100 24 дня назад

People used to laugh at me years ago for reusing wire and second - trip supermarket plastic bags - now it has become fashionable.

@dariokrizman3117 24 дня назад

thx master

@robertoluizdomanskidomansk196 23 дня назад

Poderia fazer um vídeo sobre quantidades de plantas ideal pra se cultivar, vendo seus vídeos é evidente que tem centenas de plantas. Poderia fazer um vídeo sobre esse assunto. Parabéns por compartilhar seus conhecimentos. Obrigado

@chaiwatpotichanid 25 дней назад

Just kupchak on inside heard doing tumblers and tres cutting tree ways doing time cutting out different things see beautiful like style they cutting out pieces 🌿....🥰🥰

@joegarland4885 24 дня назад

Really useful video on pruning all types of tree, some prune so far back they lose the beauty of the foliage, which always seems a shame to me, the tree spends all winter getting ready in the spring to start producing foliage in the spring, so why cut back the the foliage to almost defoliate it, I use your method and cut back to shape and just cut out the branches that are growing in the wrong place, just cut back to shape is all that is needed, if you cut back so hard on an unhealthy tree it will most likely die as the amount of foliage left cannot sustain the tree. Thank you Peter I follow your methods as much as possible.

@pauldickinson5316 24 дня назад

Summer begins on the solstice which is usually on June 21st.

@pansepot1490 24 дня назад

That’s the astronomical summer but meteorologists actually consider June 1 the beginning of summer. It depends on the definition you pick.

@peterchan3100 24 дня назад

@@pansepot1490 You are absolutely right

@gregoryh4601 24 дня назад

Sir Peter Very Awesome Nursery and thanks for all your help in teaching. Peter Could you Do thread Grafting at this time of year with the long shoots on a Japanese Maple Shohin? What to Design these two pre Shohin Maples

@peterchan3100 24 дня назад

I will try and remember to find a situation where I can do this just for you.

@DKR-1881 9 дней назад

Just a constructive suggestion - you might want to think about using a lavalier mic for audio.

@AFV85 18 дней назад

I sliced my hand in the same spot many years ago now very dangerous area but it goes numb alot nowadays with cutting through the nerves it gets sore on colder weather I keep a neoprene wrist warmer over my hand when start to feel the pain coming from like inside, it's like an itch you can't get to!

@angelaguileracollado4765 13 дней назад

Muy interesante el vídeo,una pregunta...repasamos los despuntes con pasta cicatrizante.gracias

@nancyfahey7518 7 дней назад

I noticed you're not wearing a protective glove on your left hand.

@houseofintent 24 дня назад

What is that formal upright tree at 1:51 on the left side of the screen?

@peterchan3100 24 дня назад

Larch

@RABonsai 11 дней назад

The tips are not made for small growers that have 10-20 trees. These tips are for industrial growers and sellers. Peter tells you what he does not what you should do. When you have a small amount of trees, you can be a lot more carefull. Never unwind the wires. Always use wire cutters otherwise you can do a lot of damage to the tree. Great trees are made with a lot of care and attention to very small details.