Some fabulous Junipers and Pines Peter, they don’t seem to grow or collect smaller trees in Taiwan, they are all gigantic trees. I assume you are back in the U.K. when this video is shown, getting back to reality of what is possible to achieve in our climate. Thank you for taking us along on your journeys to other cultures.
That one inside the garage like area is absolutely fantastic. It even has the large turning section that looks like a woman with a wrapped shawl. Absolutely beautiful.
A fantastic point on competition vs art. You can't create something like these under the time constraints of a demonstration, sure, but you also can't if you're trying to match the strict stylistic/aesthetic needs of a competition. You don't make such pieces by matching expectations, you make then by striving for a point of view, that line between craft and art. Incredible works.
It's amazing what they can do with cypress trees while where I live in Scotland a very vigorous cypress the leylandii can take 25 years to grow 30 feet tall and I guess they grow a lot quicker in England. It's amazing what the right environment can do for the growth and health of trees
A climate that works. Thank you, Peter for showing us how it's done in a tropical (semi) environment. This just proves to me that we all need to kiss Mother Nature, and not to rape her.
What are they giving the plants to force them to back bud? Is it plant hormone? How as a person from pnw this type of back budding dose not happen naturaly.
Perhaps if Wisley could see the veneration of these trees and the quality of the stone stands they are on - the Herons Bonsai Walk might be seen as a truly beautiful art form as opposed to one which just keeps the trees high enough to view……
As an artist you must have a vision of imagination. You can have the technology knowledge but if you can’t take and understand that knowledge then you can’t push the envelope to create something new. I always push students to go beyond what is required of them. Then they can really understand the problem bad create something new in finding solutions in solve the problems.
Take me home,, I can't take anymore.. classic Peter 🌳🌳
it´s so funny to see Peter speachless... :-)
Your Taiwan video series has amazed me. Best trees I've ever seen!
Thanks for bringing this part of the world to us. Beautiful and inspiring!👏👏👏🤩👍😊
Some fabulous Junipers and Pines Peter, they don’t seem to grow or collect smaller trees in Taiwan, they are all gigantic trees. I assume you are back in the U.K. when this video is shown, getting back to reality of what is possible to achieve in our climate. Thank you for taking us along on your journeys to other cultures.
Once again boys, great episode in the Taiwan series. Really inspiring.
Absolutely stunning trees, very large,
That one inside the garage like area is absolutely fantastic. It even has the large turning section that looks like a woman with a wrapped shawl. Absolutely beautiful.
I thought it was already beautiful before he turned the light on, and then they added the contrast from the light... gorgeous!
Incredible, especially the cascading trees
So beautiful
A fantastic point on competition vs art. You can't create something like these under the time constraints of a demonstration, sure, but you also can't if you're trying to match the strict stylistic/aesthetic needs of a competition. You don't make such pieces by matching expectations, you make then by striving for a point of view, that line between craft and art. Incredible works.
Pretty amazing. Junipers were phenomenal. What cultivar were they? Thanks for sharing.
Am interested to no could be x media
Amazing junipers
Painstakingly maintained trees, not easy at all. Awesome free tips and tricks from the masters. Thx for sharing Peter 👍 awssome
Next Level trees. I love this style.
It's amazing what they can do with cypress trees while where I live in Scotland a very vigorous cypress the leylandii can take 25 years to grow 30 feet tall and I guess they grow a lot quicker in England. It's amazing what the right environment can do for the growth and health of trees
They are amazing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Almost seemed overwhelming for Peter !! Wooh🤣
Amazing. Thanks for sharing. Wow.
Outstanding collection 😮
Beautiful!!! He is very skilled. 🌱🌱
Wow superb
This video is absolutely incredible!!!
Amazing work
Thanks PETER for sharing so many informative video and beautiful trees.
mr Chan put the Koi fish in your pond in England.
Amazing video, thank you so much. ☺️
So wonderful hearing Eters joy
an extraordinary work of art
When i reincarnte i will go there.
They look like trees get in areas of heavy snow and ice weight pressing them down.
How is that big graft growing with no bark line connecting ?
A climate that works. Thank you, Peter for showing us how it's done in a tropical (semi) environment. This just proves to me that we all need to kiss Mother Nature, and not to rape her.
WOW
What are they giving the plants to force them to back bud? Is it plant hormone? How as a person from pnw this type of back budding dose not happen naturaly.
Why can you not import those trees?
Quarantine 6 months and are u willing to pay 25000 plus or more
Not allowed - end of story. So quarantine doesn't even come into to question
I wish we can see a youngster cedar and how they use the wire in the first steps to learn.
It's amazing how Mr. Peter is so overwhelmed! What is the cultivar name of the Juniper so we can try to find it too?
Perhaps if Wisley could see the veneration of these trees and the quality of the stone stands they are on - the Herons Bonsai Walk might be seen as a truly beautiful art form as opposed to one which just keeps the trees high enough to view……
Wie alt ist denn der Juniper?
🥰🥰👍
What’s the name of the location?
👍👌👌🙂
As an artist you must have a vision of imagination.
You can have the technology knowledge but if you can’t take and understand that knowledge then you can’t push the envelope to create something new.
I always push students to go beyond what is required of them.
Then they can really understand the problem bad create something new in finding solutions in solve the problems.
Amazing. Love the idea at 42:42.
When u air layer and it fails, can you re-air layer the same spot where the callus has formed by removing callus material