Ryan Neil, Oregon Bonsai artist | Oregon Field Guide 

Helluva thing, bonsai, and helluva talent Mr. Neal. Helluva talent.

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

❤❤❤awesome

perfect BROTHER

Excellent Video. Oregon is beautiful.

Mantap bosku👍👍👍

It’s been a privilege seeing not only Ryan’s trees and garden evolve, but also witnessing the evolution of a new branch(pun intended) of a craft develop - With Mirai taking the torch from people like Dan Robinson, David Crust and Randy Knight and showing us America’s take on this art form. I don’t imagine a lot of people understood what Ryan really meant when talking about the American Bonsai aesthetic 8 years ago. And yet today it’s all clear.

I enjoyed looking at this video. At one time I thought that I might like trying to do bonsai too but my interest came much later in life when other events were forming me. Now I don't have the luxury of space to work on these wonders but maybe I should try to find something I like and see if I can continue to grow it very slowly to represent my passing years. Thank you for this presentation.

Very interesting bonsai plant care activity. Good Job Sir. I am appretiate for your hobby. Greeting one hobby bonsai from Indonesia.

I just saw Trees and other entanglements on HBO Max. Then I went and found your RU-vid channel and your Instagram and your webpage, your work is incredible, beautiful and captivating beyond words. I have a very small bonsai tree that I’ve had for a year. It’s nice to have someplace to go to get some information on how to continue to care for it. I look forward to following you on RU-vid. But I do have one question ….please tell me that Baker is still with you and continuing to heal and grow.

Beautiful work❤

When it hit.....it was like immaculate conception........true words....

Nice work!

This is spectacular

Nice video inspiring me to work today 😮

Tontonan yg sangat menarik Trimakasih sudah berbagi kawan

Mantap sekali bonsainya 👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks Ryan for Bringing Bonsai to America in Your Way of Designing. I hope someday to head out West. Peace

What an interesting story.

Thank you Ryan. Awesome video. Good to see you back on top of your game. Heard rumors you were going to give up on bonsai. I still watch American Shokuin monthly for inspiration. Thanks!

PHENOMENAL ❤👍

Xin chào bạn, tôi đam mê cây cảnh, tôi rất thích tác phẩm này, tôi mơ ước tôi sẽ làm được tác phẩm đẹp, cảm ơn bạn chia sẽ, 👍👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝

God bless you and your head and eyes . joe from puerto rico

Nicely done

Great video my friend 👍

bonsai yg keren👍👍👍

Lindo demais parabens. Brasil

Muchas felicidades 👍

Yes. Yes it is.

Super~~~

I remember the first time I saw bonsai tree was on a picture seed packets in a grocery store

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japanese or chinese bonsai style? Sorry I am newbe with the art of bonsai. Thanks for your video. ❤

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Bizarre this has so few comments. This is LIFE. This ART. This is Important 😮

great video but i think you need to use a trolley before you get n e older, you can thank my grandchildren one day, 😘

Hi, for your information… Bonsai culture started by Indian ancient people to avail medicine plant near their homes to treat sick peoples, so it’s Indian culture

I appreciate your love of bonsai. But taking trees from public lands is illegal; it's poaching. Harvesting trees out of US Nat'l Forests, Nat'l Parks (like Crater Lake), Nat'l Monuments, BLM lands, and State Parks is illegal. Cord wood can be taken, as can limited quantities of berries, nuts, etc, but only for personal use. The whole point in creating these special lands was to protect them against commercial harvesting. You have very old trees, that Nature sculpted over centuries, and you display them as though they are stylized bonsai? Unless you've been harvesting from private property at alpine elevations (7-10,000 ft), which is unlikely, you've been stealing national treasures, for commercial profit. Respectable bonsai masters have been moving away from yamadori collecting, acknowledging its destructive impact on the aesthetics and ecosystems of Nature. Why aren't viewers talking about this?

For u to go back to north america and not change bonsai here would be a failure. Big words, but u ryan without a doubt in anyones mind 100 percent have already started to accomplish that goal if not have already. And u kno if kimura seen what u have done here so far i think hed be proud. Props to u and the mirai team for all the work u guys put in. We need all the inspiration we can get . 🦴👁 on !

Spreading the word✌ @bonsaimirai