The Bonsai Society at the Royal Botanical Gardens Spring 2014 show in Burlington Ontario Canada. Fantastic trees on Fathers day! Check out the clubs website at bonsaisocietyatrbg.com
Really nice trees...It's great that you take the time to film this show...I live on the Olympic Peninsula in the PNW and have limited access to exhibitions....Well done...Thanks...
Although some of the footage is blurred, overall it's still a good look at an exhibition with some high quality bonsai. Thanks for sharing the occasion with us, Nigel :)
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Why are people generally so private about yamadori collection locations? It’s not like there are magical yamadori forests where every tree there is perfect for bonsai... Unless there are?!
Вход бесплатный для бонсай-шоу, но вам нужно заплатить за вход в ботанические сады, где проводится шоу. Это стоит 12 долларов канадской. Затем вы можете остановиться и осмотреть ботанические сады.
I stumbled upon your channel today and thought that guy looks familar... Then realised you were from KW, and thought maybe he was at the RBG... Then I found this video and realised I was talking to youi at 19:30 in your videoand I did see you there :)
It all depends on the height of the tree, if the tree is only couple of inches tall, it will only take a year or two. A large bonsai can take a lifetime or more!
The green patches are moss, it is used to represent grass and give the tree an established look. Some people place it on the trees just for the show, others leave it on all year round.
aren't trees that are just chopped up kind of like cheater bonsai? I mean, I just think that cutting down a bush and calling it a bonsai shouldn't count. It lacks the signs of that meticulous care. 1:15 and the guy right after.
Reducing a tree in height and keeping them small is part of the process. The healing over of the scars is a sign of a mature bonsai. It takes many, many years just to get all the trunk and branch structure in place and them many more to develop the fine branching. Many of the trees keep improving with age and when you show the tree, is a matter of judgement. Club shows tend to have more trees on display that are still in development and wouldn't be suitable for a larger show. It is good to show your trees, because it takes practice to prepare a tree for a show and to put together a great display. I encourage people to display at least one of their trees in our club show, just to participate and be part of the show. It encourages the members to improve each year and makes the hobby fun!
+Bernard Selvais Sorry, new camera and the auto focus takes a long time to kick in when the light is low. Next time the club has a show, I'll be sure to get better shots.
Really nice trees...It's great that you take the time to film this show...I live on the Olympic Peninsula in the PNW and have limited access to exhibitions....Well done...Thanks...
I love all of the larches but the Thuja occidentalis at 16:00 takes the cake for me!
Thanks,
Chris
Wow. Just wow I’m in shock. These trees are so beautiful! The Japanese maple tree and Penelope. Just wow. I am I love.
Some wonderful trees at the show! I love going to this show every year.
Although some of the footage is blurred, overall it's still a good look at an exhibition with some high quality bonsai. Thanks for sharing the occasion with us, Nigel :)
The tree on a statue from the thumbnail is PHENOMENAL!!!
That is a Nick Lenz original!
Beautiful trees.Love all of them.....very nicely clicked. Thanks Nigel for sharing.
It always a good show to see!
Cual será el aspecto de todos esos árboles hoy en día? Cuales seguiran vivos y cuales no?
Que maravilla de arte es el bonsai.
Salud, Nigel.
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What a beautiful collection of bonsai! I am a rank amateur at best,but strive for such greatness as seen here! Thank you for sharing and inspiring!!!!
+soukous70 There were a lot of nice trees at the show in many different styles. I can't wait for their next show!
Wow... 5:51. I'm always like, "Radial Roots, Radial Roots." Then I see this pretty thing. Very creative piece.
This composition was created by the American Nick Lenz, check out his work here......
www.artofbonsai.org/galleries/lenz.php
22:18 was personally my favorite
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👍👍👍
정말 대단합니다👍👍👍
이 나무는 미국 분재 예술가 Nick Lenz에 의해 동상과 연합되었습니다. 그는 특이한 작곡을 만드는 것으로 유명합니다!
artofbonsai.org/galleries/lenz.php
Bagus sekali bonsai anda
nice bonsai
Why are people generally so private about yamadori collection locations? It’s not like there are magical yamadori forests where every tree there is perfect for bonsai...
Unless there are?!
русский голос на заднем фоне ))) ух ты ) отличная выставка, отличное видео Найджел! Сколько стоит вход на такую выставку?
Вход бесплатный для бонсай-шоу, но вам нужно заплатить за вход в ботанические сады, где проводится шоу. Это стоит 12 долларов канадской. Затем вы можете остановиться и осмотреть ботанические сады.
I stumbled upon your channel today and thought that guy looks familar... Then realised you were from KW, and thought maybe he was at the RBG... Then I found this video and realised I was talking to youi at 19:30 in your videoand I did see you there :)
Nice to put a name to a face! Hope to see you around.
I'm sure we will, bonsai is a small world :)
I want to know how long it takes to have a bonsai with a thick solid trunk
It all depends on the height of the tree, if the tree is only couple of inches tall, it will only take a year or two. A large bonsai can take a lifetime or more!
1:08 I had one of these in my green house but not bonsai and it suddenly died, what would of happend? Do you know
Crepe Myrtle make a good bonsai?
***** Yes. I have seen some really good ones, have a look in Googles images for Crepe Myrtle Bonsai, you'll see some awesome ones.
what are the grassy looking things in the pots of some of them?
The green patches are moss, it is used to represent grass and give the tree an established look. Some people place it on the trees just for the show, others leave it on all year round.
_The kiddo's hair could be made into a _*_bonsai._* Lolz
aren't trees that are just chopped up kind of like cheater bonsai? I mean, I just think that cutting down a bush and calling it a bonsai shouldn't count. It lacks the signs of that meticulous care.
1:15 and the guy right after.
Reducing a tree in height and keeping them small is part of the process. The healing over of the scars is a sign of a mature bonsai. It takes many, many years just to get all the trunk and branch structure in place and them many more to develop the fine branching. Many of the trees keep improving with age and when you show the tree, is a matter of judgement. Club shows tend to have more trees on display that are still in development and wouldn't be suitable for a larger show. It is good to show your trees, because it takes practice to prepare a tree for a show and to put together a great display. I encourage people to display at least one of their trees in our club show, just to participate and be part of the show. It encourages the members to improve each year and makes the hobby fun!
your videos are blurred, it is very unpleasant
+Bernard Selvais Sorry, new camera and the auto focus takes a long time to kick in when the light is low. Next time the club has a show, I'll be sure to get better shots.