Madam Bonsai Visits a customers garden
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- If you've ever wondered what happens to those bonsai trees you've lovingly nurtured and then sent off to their new homes, well, you're in for a treat!
In our latest video, we're taking a stroll down memory lane as we visit a customer's bonsai garden, where some of my very own creations now reside.
It's a heartwarming journey of rediscovery as we see how these miniature marvels have transformed under their new caretaker's loving touch.
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An awesome Azalea...It is so important to find someone willing to impart knowledge...Thank you so much for sharing your obvious vast knowledge...
@@n8tyler I’m here to share :!!
Fantastic looking azalea! The pot is really a nice piece of art.
Thank you kindly
Nice material to sell to a newbie. Your other trees in your nursery are amazing. Love your long hair. Steve.
So nice of you Steve 😅
Loved that azalea 😎👍
Us too!
Spring in your home area, fall on the 23rd of this month for us. Really nice trees. My junipers fare better in partial shade, morning sun or late evening. Mine are small, easier to handle for me.
Juniper love full sun but can handle part shade
Hi Ann lovely to see your videos again can you help me I’ve got a very old rosemary in a big plastic pot I want repotted in a smaller container to train as a bonsai when is it a good time to do this the tree is very healthy and in flower at the moment
Regards Fred from mill park
Hi there so good to be back too
rosemary can be repot and cut back anytime of year but if too hot keep it under shade too hot I meant 30 degrees
@@MadamBonsai2023 thank anne
Thank you
Beautiful trident so much potential
I think so too! It will get better and better in time
I agree flower bonsai can be stunning in spring
Japanese holy great variety for bonsai I only have a few
If u could show me your will see what I can came up with ideas for future bonsai
Mugo winter pine! That would be good! We got a beauty flourishing 😎🇯🇵
u have been an inspiration to me since the begning :)
I’m so glad 😂
They are looks beautiful i love them all❤❤❤ nice collection...
New friend here😊
Stay connected
The color on that Azalea is Stunning🥰
All are NICE, but that color is just 🙃🤸🏾♂️🥰
wow
Its as Beautifu as the Madam😊
Thanks for the upload..
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Always great Trees, and today...funny also😅
You make(Bully) him into buying🤣
Always great content!
Thanks so much Madam Bonsai🧚♂️
I just got a Huge Japanese Holly from a Nursery🙃
Any advice? as I begin this long journey into something Impressive??
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Thank you so much 🤗poor my customers sometimes I keep make them buy tree that they scare of my thought was that is only way to past on the confidence to beginners yet I’ll keep flowing up and give all support that needs
@@MadamBonsai2023 Brilliant!!!
I'm sure they Appreciate all the Knowledge you provide...
I envy them for that...
I have several Bonsai, and am pretty good with Care/Pruning, etc...
but I would give anything for like 6mths or a year to Learn under someone like You🌲👑
I'm in Tropical climate, so that does limit the Species' I collect..
Anyway,
Thanks for this Awesome channel!
I'm here as long as this Channel is😊
Have a good day Madam Bonsai!
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You are always welcome here if you can make it
@@MadamBonsai2023 I never miss an episode Madam😊
I rarely comment...just admire all the Trees & their Beauty😍🌲
(& secretly,
Your Beauty also🙊)
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You Always provide lots of useful info, so i always Enjoy...
& your Horticulture knowledge is vast
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So,
I'll be here Madam
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Madam Bonsai...
Wonderful Trees...
A Wealth of Info..
What could be better😊
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@@damonjones1291 thank you
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I am looking forward to the market day videos. I am in the United States so I won't be there in person. I have a question about the Hinoki Cypress. Are you pinching the tips off to make the leaves more compact for turning the Cypress into a Bonsai tree? Is that technique good for other trees as well? Thank you, Madame Bonsai.
So far from here
Yes best for Hinoki Also I do the same for junipers shimpaku too
Pinching, otherwise is a pruning method generally used on young plants to encourage branching
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