Looking at the video and there are some really amazing trees, but what stood out for me was the juniper with the broken wall done by the 94 year old gentleman..... That was an awesome and inspiring interview Nigel... Thank you so much for sharing 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Nigel, Thank you so much for taking the time to video this exhibition...It's so great to be able see the amazing entrees for those of us that do not have access to these events...Your efforts are sincerely appreciated...Thanks again...
Thank you for that tour Nigel!! I really love your tours. You go nice and slow so we can see the trees and you are smooth. But most of all you tell us, either verbally or by showing the display card, what the name of the tree is. I am a newbie to this hobby and it is very nice to know what I am looking at. I now get very excited when I see a new tour from you. And that greenhouse was amazing!! That was so gorgeous!! I wonder if there is one like it by me.
Hey Nigel! It’s Brandon, from the show. It was nice chatting trees with you(and cameras). I’d be happy to show you my garden should you be interested. I’m not far from John, club president. Cheers.
Super to see Reno and his jade. Thanks for the update! That re-established proportion between trunk and branches makes it! Great trunk line too. Great potential in this plant!
Thank you for the tour Nigel! Its always nice to visit shows over there without leaving Germany 😂❤ One thing I noticed there is never a tamarid bonsai in the shows. Do you know why? They are beautiful trees. But not easy and a bit slow growing ...
Thank u Nigel. Love Ur passion. I live in "lamington national Park. Would heritage rainforest in Queensland Australia I'd love u to knowabout Antarctic beech trees....
When I was a kid we had a gnarly old apple tree in the yard, in the fall the leaves and the apples on the ground made for some excellent fall scenery. Yours reminds of it
Great bunch of trees, thanks for showing us. Do you have much experience with air-layering trees? Do you know if there is a minimum temperature at night that trees need to sprout roots? Depends on the tree? Thanks for any info.