I just want to say thank you. This past year has been tough on my family and I, and the calming practice of Bonsai and your wonderful collection of videos have pulled me out of a very deep depression into a hobby I will take with me for the rest of my life. Truly, thank you for all you do.
Same story brother. Lost my mom after years of painful illness. Planted a tree on her grave and the graveyard trust uprooted it saying tree plantation not allowed in graveyard. I brought that plant home. Planted it around the house and the area/location supervisor didn't allowed to plant it there either. So I bought I home and pruned it and planted it in pot. There it started my bonsai journey.
Beautiful to see, but really puts me in perspective....I've been trying to learn Bonsai for about 15 years, and out of the 16 trees I have, none can be called bonsai. Its sort of like looking at Ferrari's...gorgeous to look at, but your Chevy will never be one..... Spring here ( southwestern VA ) for my trees is a very different thing. We go from 20's a few nights ago, to 80's during the day. Very stressful. I even bought a Japanese Maple from another fairly well known TH-camr's nursery, that just never woke up. I guess at some point, I'll have to admit, there are some people who shouldn't have the life of these gorgeous trees in their hands.... Thanks for the walk through....its always a pleasure to see such great art...
Thank you very much foe the tour. Thank you very much for your teaching and wisdom imparted. Was cool to see the tree i watched get styled yesterday, shown a year after. Yesterday i did my first serious attempt at air rooting for my dad. I am proud of where you are and the recognition you have received. Watching your 2017 exhibition demo, and besides the stress of time constraints (which you demonstrated handling very well and i would not have noticed, if i did not study body language) seeing you being proud of yourself for receiving honor, brought a tear to my eye. Forever grateful as a student, Namaskar 🙏
Love those opening shots of the backlit, deciduous trees in afternoon light! Thanks for the walkthrough. I'm glad to hear that you're making plans to open up to the public soon. I'm inspired to try my hand at Japanese maples. Your clump, at that larger client's tree are stunning in leaf. I've seen them on Maui growing at higher elevations, but I've heard of people growing them in their collections at lower elevations.
Being a ceramics nerd, I gotta say, the Chinese pot at (2:00) does not have a patina, it's glazed. A patina in ceramics is usually a thin wash of an oxide, like iron oxide. The color variation in the glaze comes from an effect called "breaking" where the glaze either thins out and expresses color in a different way or dissolves some of the iron in the clay underneath to form variations in color. Still quite pretty though. Looking at it, I'd guess its a hi-calcium, hi-magnesium glaze with some iron in it on top of a dark, iron rich clay body. As far as bonsai goes though, Bjorn is a master, and I've learned a ton about trees from him. I love his in depth explanations about tree anatomy and how they grow, and used this knowledge to greatly improve my own trees!
Thank you for this walk through! Today in Ohio it was 80 degrees and I am so happy! All my tropicals went outside today and they are all happy too! That tree from the 4 corners, omg! I wasn't into bonsai when I lived in Durango, it was my favorite place I've ever lived. I sure hope to be able to visit your nursary when you reopen, working on a vintage camper so I can get out and travel and hunt crystals (and trees?)
It would be great to see some update type videos of each tree that's been on your channel 1,2,5 years ago. Any time you re-pot or style or do any work.
That massive one seed juniper is a crown jewel of your nursery. Trained by mother nature herself. I wonder do you have to treat the deadwood since it has been introduced to a more humid climate?
It's seems like you have created a beautiful place over there. Especially now that it's spring with the birds and the trees... If I am ever in the US I will definitely try to come and visit
Hello, your videos are an inspiration to me to get started on my own bonsai journey. Please keep up the videos and the beautiful work... I have to come and visit the garden.
I really enjoy your videos. Your knowledge and the way you express yourself are fantastic. Now, I'm being serious and not disrespectful, but now that it's warmer, have you ever thought of filming without your shirt on? 😁😁😁
Question, please: I'd love to know why majority of all bonsai have very small amount of "dirt" to live in, etc. I find that amazing. Gorgeous bonsais! Thank you. ♥️ 💗
Bonsai literally means tree and pot. The trees are trained to live in small pots and so the root spread on these trees are intentionally kept small to fit in the pots. However, the roots are also trained to be more efficient is such a limited space to maintain the health of the tree. 😀
The split trunk Juniper is now my favorite tree. HOLY CRAP that's amazing. Also I think we source our music from the same site because I definitely have all these beats saved hahaha
Można powiedzieć, że czytasz mi w myślach. Słuchając podcast'u z Tobą w roli głównej gdy mówiłeś o tym, że zamknięcie w związku z COVID ma też dobre strony bo w końcu masz czas na pracę przy nowych projektach pomyślałem, że fajnie byłoby zobaczyć jak wygląda ogród EISEI-EN. I proszę: mówisz, masz. Jest pięknie 😍🌳👍
You may have answered this in a previous video, but on that clump style maple that you put together when you were 16, was the ebihara technique performed?
I've got a question can you grow other plants inside the same bonsai pot like since of using moss using some low growing plant that's grows around 2 inches tall?
I'm just starting on bonsai and I'm trying to make some with Japanese maple and Royal Poinciana. I live close to where you do would it be possible to get a lesson from you at some point if I payed and drove to where you would want
I just want to say thank you. This past year has been tough on my family and I, and the calming practice of Bonsai and your wonderful collection of videos have pulled me out of a very deep depression into a hobby I will take with me for the rest of my life. Truly, thank you for all you do.
Same story brother. Lost my mom after years of painful illness. Planted a tree on her grave and the graveyard trust uprooted it saying tree plantation not allowed in graveyard. I brought that plant home. Planted it around the house and the area/location supervisor didn't allowed to plant it there either. So I bought I home and pruned it and planted it in pot. There it started my bonsai journey.
this little juniper in this crazy pot looks awesome !!!
Wonderful, i love that clump style maple, everything was gorgeous, happy for you, wish you the best
Bonsai in my blood. Beautiful garden. I'm learning a lot from you. Keep doing it my hobby. Thank you so much
Awesome display and garden. Always watching from Indonesia
You have an impressive bonsai garden. So many beautiful trees. Your work and care for them show !
Beautiful to see, but really puts me in perspective....I've been trying to learn Bonsai for about 15 years, and out of the 16 trees I have, none can be called bonsai. Its sort of like looking at Ferrari's...gorgeous to look at, but your Chevy will never be one.....
Spring here ( southwestern VA ) for my trees is a very different thing. We go from 20's a few nights ago, to 80's during the day. Very stressful. I even bought a Japanese Maple from another fairly well known TH-camr's nursery, that just never woke up. I guess at some point, I'll have to admit, there are some people who shouldn't have the life of these gorgeous trees in their hands....
Thanks for the walk through....its always a pleasure to see such great art...
Wow amazing bonsai. Very beautiful
It's lovely when the garden starts to really wake up again. Flowers are out and new leaves are just appearing here in Dublin. It's invigorating.
Beautiful 🌺🌱🌲🌳🌴
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful video through these fantastic trees. Very compliments Bjorn 👍👍👍👍
I love the spring. Whilst winter everything felt slow and inactive the spring makes everything including me feel alive.
Thank you very much foe the tour.
Thank you very much for your teaching and wisdom imparted.
Was cool to see the tree i watched get styled yesterday, shown a year after.
Yesterday i did my first serious attempt at air rooting for my dad.
I am proud of where you are and the recognition you have received. Watching your 2017 exhibition demo, and besides the stress of time constraints (which you demonstrated handling very well and i would not have noticed, if i did not study body language) seeing you being proud of yourself for receiving honor, brought a tear to my eye.
Forever grateful as a student, Namaskar 🙏
Beautiful trees, and a nice haircut too sir😁 God bless you
Thank you so much Bjorn, always such a pleasure to see high quality videos about a subject so dear to me. Cheers
A Beautiful place or should say garden,, just beautiful.
Thank you for the tour
Absolutely love the New Mexico collected trees beautiful
Love those opening shots of the backlit, deciduous trees in afternoon light! Thanks for the walkthrough. I'm glad to hear that you're making plans to open up to the public soon.
I'm inspired to try my hand at Japanese maples. Your clump, at that larger client's tree are stunning in leaf. I've seen them on Maui growing at higher elevations, but I've heard of people growing them in their collections at lower elevations.
Being a ceramics nerd, I gotta say, the Chinese pot at (2:00) does not have a patina, it's glazed. A patina in ceramics is usually a thin wash of an oxide, like iron oxide. The color variation in the glaze comes from an effect called "breaking" where the glaze either thins out and expresses color in a different way or dissolves some of the iron in the clay underneath to form variations in color. Still quite pretty though. Looking at it, I'd guess its a hi-calcium, hi-magnesium glaze with some iron in it on top of a dark, iron rich clay body.
As far as bonsai goes though, Bjorn is a master, and I've learned a ton about trees from him. I love his in depth explanations about tree anatomy and how they grow, and used this knowledge to greatly improve my own trees!
Epic video, I love everything about it. The music is always great on this channel!
Inspiration. Loved the deciduous advice vid a couple weeks ago, most of my trees are deciduous. Sending positive vibes your way from London!
Your videos always bring a big smile to my face even in these troublesome times and I can't thank you enough for that!
Cheers,
Hans van Meer.
Always love your videos, and the lofi /chill hop music
Can’t wait to visit !
Thank you for this walk through! Today in Ohio it was 80 degrees and I am so happy! All my tropicals went outside today and they are all happy too! That tree from the 4 corners, omg! I wasn't into bonsai when I lived in Durango, it was my favorite place I've ever lived. I sure hope to be able to visit your nursary when you reopen, working on a vintage camper so I can get out and travel and hunt crystals (and trees?)
Really enjoying your content. Thank you
Awesome !
Eisei-en 🙏
Always wonderfull
Awesome!
It would be great to see some update type videos of each tree that's been on your channel 1,2,5 years ago. Any time you re-pot or style or do any work.
Wow you have been working hard.
That massive one seed juniper is a crown jewel of your nursery. Trained by mother nature herself.
I wonder do you have to treat the deadwood since it has been introduced to a more humid climate?
Beautiful ❤️
Awesome bonsai .. nice video ..
Wow speechless
Classic beauty
It's seems like you have created a beautiful place over there. Especially now that it's spring with the birds and the trees... If I am ever in the US I will definitely try to come and visit
Hello, your videos are an inspiration to me to get started on my own bonsai journey. Please keep up the videos and the beautiful work... I have to come and visit the garden.
Loved seeing the clump style you had would be great to see an up date on the one you made 👍
I definitely feel better when things are a blooming and growing. P S love the whiskey barrel stands
I really enjoy your videos. Your knowledge and the way you express yourself are fantastic. Now, I'm being serious and not disrespectful, but now that it's warmer, have you ever thought of filming without your shirt on? 😁😁😁
So calming..
Great inspiration. Thank you!
Nice nice! 🙏🤙
Question, please:
I'd love to know why majority of all bonsai have very small amount of "dirt" to live in, etc. I find that amazing. Gorgeous bonsais! Thank you.
♥️ 💗
Bonsai literally means tree and pot. The trees are trained to live in small pots and so the root spread on these trees are intentionally kept small to fit in the pots. However, the roots are also trained to be more efficient is such a limited space to maintain the health of the tree. 😀
Welcome spring!
wow!!!!! dedication and skills
The split trunk Juniper is now my favorite tree. HOLY CRAP that's amazing. Also I think we source our music from the same site because I definitely have all these beats saved hahaha
Another excellent video keep up the great work!!
Thanks omg I’ve been waiting for this for so long
I was concerned with all the tornadoes in Tenn recently.
I'm glad y'all are safe there.
Można powiedzieć, że czytasz mi w myślach. Słuchając podcast'u z Tobą w roli głównej gdy mówiłeś o tym, że zamknięcie w związku z COVID ma też dobre strony bo w końcu masz czas na pracę przy nowych projektach pomyślałem, że fajnie byłoby zobaczyć jak wygląda ogród EISEI-EN. I proszę: mówisz, masz. Jest pięknie 😍🌳👍
Gracias por compartirlo...
Straight 🔥
First of all like, lets see the video. Wara garden...
I'd love to see some sequoia, coast redwood and dawn redwood bonsai!!
Bench envy. Thanks
Muito trabalho e dedicação
Abraço,👍👍
Hope Momo doesn’t claim any of those lower trees...my dog thinks they’re all his if they’re low. Great walk-about! Thanks!
No dog - no problem.
Ya just have to teach and be smarter then the things you work with... ha!
I lost alot to piss (male dog) now every pot is placed high
amazing yamadori trees! How often do you paint the deadwood with lime sulfur?
You should try a blue spruce for the variation in color pallette of the garden. Goes well with a red japanese maple. and whte birch.
I'll make it over there one of these days. only 4h20m from my house 🖖
I so need to come visit Eisei En!!!
Hi! Do you apply any wood treatmeant to those pots? Love you work!
In the words of Mr Miyagi...
" BONSAI...!!!"
Hey, lovely video! How much do those clump style maples (in the grow boxes) cost? and do you ship them?
You may have answered this in a previous video, but on that clump style maple that you put together when you were 16, was the ebihara technique performed?
would love to know how you got all that moss onto the base of the itoigawa juniper grafted onto the rocky mountain pine
Hallo i al your newest follower i been looking at old videos and are now whondering when you post next video are you doing weekly videos or ?
I've got a question can you grow other plants inside the same bonsai pot like since of using moss using some low growing plant that's grows around 2 inches tall?
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I'm just starting on bonsai and I'm trying to make some with Japanese maple and Royal Poinciana. I live close to where you do would it be possible to get a lesson from you at some point if I payed and drove to where you would want
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Why don't you link all the videos yoy mention on your video? It would be nice for all of us that haven't seen a lot of your vids
Say about your childhood with bonsai
You got a cold Bjorn?
heyo !
What does “one seed” mean? How can you tell? Thank you.
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Classe
Fork lift?
Tengo una cuchara
OMG, in the Netherlands we dont have any leafs yet..... (great haircutting but please stop being sexy, ehum)
You have shorter hair.