Lovely informative video Corin, I’ve just bought a spindle tree today at a bonsai show the chap ask me if I was interested and I said yes please and it’s now in my garden with some other bonsai material to bring on and shape. 🙏🏻🕉🌳
Another good video and a much better viewing angle again. We can see what you are actually dealing with rather than when u work from behind the tree which makes it very difficult to see exactly what u r doing. Thanks corin keep doing what your doing 👏
Corin your steady tone and methodical approach is unparalleled. really appreciate all the work you and your team have been putting in to give us these fantastic videos.
Many thanks Corin, another really interesting demo: the pot made by your step mother is really impressive . Keep up the great job, looking forward to more,more,more , please....
Another great video. I have a small spindle tree and perhaps I should let it grow a bit. You are right; the autumn color is an intense red and the fruits a lovely shade of pink. These videos are really enjoyable.
Thanks for that Corin, something I hadn't considered or really come across when looking for a new tree! Will have to keep an eye out for one. Yet again another sound presentation keeping to the point and quick!!! Well done.
Hello from Italy . There is a chance to send you a picture of my euonymus Alatus taken at the nursery . However , what I would like to ask is on pruning now . Want to shorten the plant by giving it a bonsai setting . The plant is adults so some branches will not be able to bend them or have tall woody branch . Can I drastically cut a branch as big as a finger hoping for growth of new branches or I have to go back year by year thanks
Do you have any native European spindle? Plenty grow around my area near the south downs. I have 2 that I hope will develop into bonsai but I'm unsure how suitable they are.
Impressive scissors ... wow. Imo first and second branch should go, the fat bulb will get worse every year, i don't think it will look any better thou.
Great video! Love your easy going style. Euonymus, a.k.a "burning bush" here in WA state, is one of my favorite material, I have 7 which I salvaged from a demolition. Humbly asking you to please make a follow up video on its culture and care. I would like more info on their culture. When is the best time to repot? How aggressive can you prune, especially those vertical shoots? What and when is the best time to feed them. I have been treating them by following the same schedule as acers or any other deciduous trees, since it is hard to find specific info about them, being a not so common bonsai material. Akadama is expensive here, so I have been growing mine in a "1:1:1" mix of lava rock, pumice and fir bark. Thanks in advanced.
Thank you for the video. I have a winged spindle in my yard that I am going to dig up and pot next year. I didn't know what it was until I watched your video though.
Hi Corin, I have some Euonymus cuttings in that garden that rooted last year. Do you think I can make a bonsai and bring it indoors or should it stay outside. Many thanks, Martin
Yet Another in site into the fantastic world of bonsai, it’s wonderful to see you working on trees that you have known all your life and are as old as you are
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They develop beautiful trunks
Lovely informative video Corin, I’ve just bought a spindle tree today at a bonsai show the chap ask me if I was interested and I said yes please and it’s now in my garden with some other bonsai material to bring on and shape. 🙏🏻🕉🌳
Great no nonsense demonstration on an unusual species. Deserves to be more widely used.
Always looking forward to see your videos. Very interesting and entertaining. Keep them coming please.
盆栽は芸術です創造力がないと盆栽の形成はできません。見事な鋏裁きですね。 今後ともご活躍お祈りします
Thankyou .
Another good video and a much better viewing angle again. We can see what you are actually dealing with rather than when u work from behind the tree which makes it very difficult to see exactly what u r doing. Thanks corin keep doing what your doing 👏
Corin your steady tone and methodical approach is unparalleled. really appreciate all the work you and your team have been putting in to give us these fantastic videos.
We all appreciate that Toby
Plllllease do more vid amazing
Many thanks Corin, another really interesting demo: the pot made by your step mother is really impressive . Keep up the great job, looking forward to more,more,more , please....
Another great video. I have a small spindle tree and perhaps I should let it grow a bit. You are right; the autumn color is an intense red and the fruits a lovely shade of pink. These videos are really enjoyable.
Always beautiful videos!!! Thank you for sharing Corin!
Thanks for that Corin, something I hadn't considered or really come across when looking for a new tree! Will have to keep an eye out for one. Yet again another sound presentation keeping to the point and quick!!! Well done.
Corin when do you repot and apart from prune in spring, do you cut back flowers or any other maintenance during the year
Hello from Italy . There is a chance to send you a picture of my euonymus Alatus taken at the nursery . However , what I would like to ask is on pruning now . Want to shorten the plant by giving it a bonsai setting . The plant is adults so some branches will not be able to bend them or have tall woody branch . Can I drastically cut a branch as big as a finger hoping for growth of new branches or I have to go back year by year thanks
Have you got plans for a bash in September. Really hoping so
Thought I’d revisit this video after buying one yesterday 👍
Quality as per usual. Keep them coming 👌🏻
It’s a tad more impressive than the one I picked up from the bargain bin at the local garden centre… but all trees have humble beginnings right!
Thanks Corin. I don't believe I've seen one of these, or if I have didn't know what it was.
Wow I *just* saw one of these at a big box store, and wondered if it would make a nice bonsai. Thx for the info!
Good job friend. So beautiful bonsai
Can you tell something about our endemic euonymus europeus?
Do you have any native European spindle? Plenty grow around my area near the south downs. I have 2 that I hope will develop into bonsai but I'm unsure how suitable they are.
Thanks for another awesome video.
real nice tree with thick trunk ... i love it
It's wonderful to see a master at work on such a magnificent tree
Great stuff. Popped over the other weekend from Walsall and picked up a Seigen...will definitely be over again in the future. Keep up the video man.
Glad you enjoyed your visit to my studio, see you soon
Looking forward to the air layering videos of that big koto-hime maple you showed earlier this year!
not long now
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Love your videos, very educational for a new guy, such as myself, keep them coming
Impressive scissors ... wow.
Imo first and second branch should go, the fat bulb will get worse every year, i don't think it will look any better thou.
Great video! Love your easy going style. Euonymus, a.k.a "burning bush" here in WA state, is one of my favorite material, I have 7 which I salvaged from a demolition.
Humbly asking you to please make a follow up video on its culture and care. I would like more info on their culture. When is the best time to repot? How aggressive can you prune, especially those vertical shoots? What and when is the best time to feed them. I have been treating them by following the same schedule as acers or any other deciduous trees, since it is hard to find specific info about them, being a not so common bonsai material. Akadama is expensive here, so I have been growing mine in a "1:1:1" mix of lava rock, pumice and fir bark. Thanks in advanced.
I like what you did with the first tree. The temptation to take the lower branches off entirely can be pretty sunstantial.
Good work mate, great video. Any chance you can do more work on maples and the development of larger pre stock maples. Cheers
Thank you for the video. I have a winged spindle in my yard that I am going to dig up and pot next year. I didn't know what it was until I watched your video though.
Simply the best bonsai channel. Thank you.
Hi Corin, I have some Euonymus cuttings in that garden that rooted last year. Do you think I can make a bonsai and bring it indoors or should it stay outside. Many thanks, Martin
they are best outdoors Martin.
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio Thank you Corin.
Very nice
Saw the first plant with the winged bark thing just last month.. never knew plants did this
yeah its cool, also sometimes seen similar on Acer campestre, Field Maple
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All the single women - lol
What's the best soil mix for the alatus?
I use akadama for all of mine
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio how well draining does it need to be? Full akadama?
I use full akadama yes
@@greenwoodbonsaistudio thank you Corin!
No hat Corin! does that mean it is officially Summer?
costume designer had the day off
Yet Another in site into the fantastic world of bonsai, it’s wonderful to see you working on trees that you have known all your life and are as old as you are
Hi William. Ave you any idea if there is a bonsai bash planned for September at greenwoods
@@grahamharlow7471 I honestly haven’t heard anything but rest assured if I do I’ll be sure to let you know 😜
@@willbhm OK pal. Take it easy