Nigel, it's something else to see a person who can look at a tree(Gingko) and verbalize to your viewers about your concerns about it surviving the summer and then hoping it will make enough energy to make it through to spring. There is really a great lesson for your audience. It doesn't go unappreciated.
That is an awesome collection!! Wow. Your videos inspired me to place into tidier pots my myrtle, ginko, bougainvillea and grapefruit trees! Can't wait to see how they grow this spring.
Thanks for the update, Nigel! I am rooting for your poor ginkgo. :) If I may give you a piece of advice (please feel free to ignore it): when taking cuttings from trees and shrubs with large leaves, consider reducing every leaf to half, all leaves but the top pair. That would reduce the need to draw up water to keep turgor pressure in them. That is what you observe on your lilac and fiddle ficus cuttings - there is not enough water coming up to sustain their needs. Try and see if it helps (I used to root F. benjamina that way, and now do that with my fuchsia bushes and rhodos). Anywho, have a nice day!
nice collection Nigel! you might benefit from adding large wheels on your benches, so you could move them to sunny/shady area easily with your trees on them..
Love the village penjing! I've never seen that one before today. I'm so astounded that you remember all the names for each bonsai as you speak about it. WOW! I'd love to see how you work with the rosemary and propagate it. It is a very difficult plant to root from cuttings. Glad to hear that you got your 1st COVID shot. Take it easy for a day or so. Both of us have been vaccinated for months - no reactions. Looking forward to your next video.
Hi Nigel! I live in Texas, but love the larch trees. I looked them up on Google and they love the cold climates. I guess that leaves me out. I really love them and the beautiful little trees you make from them. One of my hobbies includes making miniatures and it’s been a passion of mine to try to create a forest penjing and include miniatures that I create. Any suggestions?
Love watching your videos, because once I’ve watched your videos, I can go out and look at my trees , and appreciate just how good mine are in comparison.
I see your bougainvillea is looking lovely and flowing too! How do you get yours to flower or is it a seasonal thing? I know mine have flowers as Iv seen them flower before.
Nigel. Looks like: Elm Cockscomb Gall. The gall houses an aphid which asexually produces more aphids. I would quickly destroy those leaves and bag and dispose or burn those infected leaves as soon as possible.
Hey Nige, good vid as always! The plant that looks similar to the pine succulents I sent, I'll try to find an id for you. It definitely doesn't appear to be the same species though. I'll let you know if I get a positive ID. - Ashley
Have you thought of using hanging moss of some kind in any of your plantings? At least for a showing it might be really cool like an Olympic National park feeling or a marshy atmosphere
The fiddle leafs do get pretty small leaves eventually, about the size of a hass avacado (some even smaller) One I water has a big multi trunk like 9 by six inches wide and its like 2.5 ft. tall, lol, but really small leaves, so you can have hope :)
Nigel remove all leaves before planting ur cuttings. That will increase survival probability of cuttings. I have experienced it. Earlier i was used to plant them with leaves on just like u.
If that thistle flowers and seeds you will have them all over your yard. A real pain to get rid of them then. I got some from wild bird seed and have been fighting them for more than 10 years.
Why don't you paint this row of posts with that tar paint, to at least make them resistant enough, to stay in good shape until you feel like errecting the second row of posts ? Your progress is so slow I honestly doubt, we will ever see the big greenhouse in use at all. There might already be boring insects inside the posts, you should really buy some tar paint and secure them, so at least this work you have already done won't go to waste.
Classic Nigel's tree-tour be like: "it's doing really well!"
Nigel, it's something else to see a person who can look at a tree(Gingko) and verbalize to your viewers about your concerns about it surviving the summer and then hoping it will make enough energy to make it through to spring. There is really a great lesson for your audience. It doesn't go unappreciated.
Now I’ve got an incurable case of bench envy. Just beautiful. Keep growing. Thanks
That is an awesome collection!! Wow. Your videos inspired me to place into tidier pots my myrtle, ginko, bougainvillea and grapefruit trees! Can't wait to see how they grow this spring.
Hi Nigel. I was very excited about your Ta Prohm temple project. Please don't give up on that one. Best wishes😊
That Serissa is a treasure
Thanks!!
Always a treat to view your garden
Thanks, I hope you are doing well Jon, we'll have to get together again this year!
I absolutely LOVE the "bench tour" and update videos!! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Chris!
Amazing video Nigel 👋👋👋
This is very relaxing and i love your bonsai trees❤️❤️
Your trees are looking good Nigel.. 👍👍👍
You have so many trees. You must have a lot of energy to do all the things you do and still keep up all those trees.
Crown of thorns. Wow. Beautiful Bonsai Really Really. Thanks 👍 Love Maria Montreal Canada 😻
So nice of you, thanks Maria, I hope it continues to develop over the upcoming years!
Looking good Nigel. I wish I had as much space to set up benches for my trees.
So many fantastic trees!
Excited to see the Sequoia seeds growing well, for obvious reasons.
Thanks Elisabeth, I've moved the seedlings out of the greenhouse today, I had a few wilt and die off, I'm hoping the outdoors helps!
Great video, so many trees, and they are all doing great, lots of work there
What an amazing collection 👏🏼👏🏼
Everything is looking good Nigel! I have also got a lot of pre-bonsai thistles in my backyard that are fighting hard for a spot on my bench
So many beautiful trees :) Thanks for another video Nigel!
Thanks for the update, Nigel! I am rooting for your poor ginkgo. :) If I may give you a piece of advice (please feel free to ignore it): when taking cuttings from trees and shrubs with large leaves, consider reducing every leaf to half, all leaves but the top pair. That would reduce the need to draw up water to keep turgor pressure in them. That is what you observe on your lilac and fiddle ficus cuttings - there is not enough water coming up to sustain their needs. Try and see if it helps (I used to root F. benjamina that way, and now do that with my fuchsia bushes and rhodos). Anywho, have a nice day!
All looking good. Nice vid Nigel thanks
I am happy to see the premiere from the beginning today. Nice bonsai and good job
Plenty to keep you busy Nigel, thanks for the updates!
Indeed everything looking good and I love how the city penjing planting getting better each time I see it .
Your benches tours are always amazing. Happy you have your covid shots! Be alright
nice collection Nigel! you might benefit from adding large wheels on your benches, so you could move them to sunny/shady area easily with your trees on them..
nigel just wanna ask where's the ribbon root ficus experiment?😅
I think it was repotted into soil some time ago
Need a part 2 of this tour!
Your collection's looking good. I thin your Ginkgo may grow suckers from the base to regain strength. Your seedlings are also looking very promising.
Hope the storm today missed you and your trees nigel
Great tour of the bonsai yard.
I really dont know how you find the time to grow all this! Such a great collection, thank you for sharing 🙏
Love the village penjing! I've never seen that one before today. I'm so astounded that you remember all the names for each bonsai as you speak about it. WOW! I'd love to see how you work with the rosemary and propagate it. It is a very difficult plant to root from cuttings. Glad to hear that you got your 1st COVID shot. Take it easy for a day or so. Both of us have been vaccinated for months - no reactions. Looking forward to your next video.
Nice bonsai my brother👍👌
Dont forget next time see you again👌👍
Good job
I got the chance to go to the upper peninsula of Michigan and got to see a bunch of mature thujas and now I want one.
you have such a beautiful garden dude.
Thank you for the great tour! 🌱
Thanks, Nigel!
Hi Nigel! I live in Texas, but love the larch trees. I looked them up on Google and they love the cold climates. I guess that leaves me out. I really love them and the beautiful little trees you make from them. One of my hobbies includes making miniatures and it’s been a passion of mine to try to create a forest penjing and include miniatures that I create. Any suggestions?
Very inspiring, thanks for sharing.
Regards from Indonesia 🤩
Nice tour, Nigel!
The Video we all been waiting for...
Thnks for sharing
Greating from 🇲🇨🙌
Love watching your videos, because once I’ve watched your videos, I can go out and look at my trees , and appreciate just how good mine are in comparison.
So many beautiful trees ❤️ When will you be back working on the plant room? I’m looking forward to it!
I see your bougainvillea is looking lovely and flowing too! How do you get yours to flower or is it a seasonal thing? I know mine have flowers as Iv seen them flower before.
Nigel. Looks like: Elm Cockscomb Gall. The gall houses an aphid which asexually produces more aphids. I would quickly destroy those leaves and bag and dispose or burn those infected leaves as soon as possible.
Hey Nige, good vid as always! The plant that looks similar to the pine succulents I sent, I'll try to find an id for you. It definitely doesn't appear to be the same species though. I'll let you know if I get a positive ID.
- Ashley
Good morning Nigel!
Good morning Cody!!
Have you thought of using hanging moss of some kind in any of your plantings? At least for a showing it might be really cool like an Olympic National park feeling or a marshy atmosphere
Nigel, I'm considering bringing my Japanese Maples north next Fall. I live in Montana and this would be the first year doing this. Any tips??
Maybe try putting the ginkgo under a grow light over the winter extending it’s grow time?
Any tips on transplanting oak seedlings? My last two attempts failed within a week.
You have some of the most beautiful trees I’ve ever seen but but but but but but but why do you have a thistle????
You clearly haven’t seen many bonsai, if you think that they are good.
hi, any idea how to sell a bonsai?..50 yr old orange tree... getting kinda big, no more room for it here...
The fiddle leafs do get pretty small leaves eventually, about the size of a hass avacado (some even smaller) One I water has a big multi trunk like 9 by six inches wide and its like 2.5 ft. tall, lol, but really small leaves, so you can have hope :)
Thanks Zack, that gives me hope for the future of the tree!
These are aphid galls n your American Elm tree.
18:09 I believe its Hemia Salicifolia
Oh no, sorry about the Ginkgo...hopefully it pulls through.
Nigel remove all leaves before planting ur cuttings. That will increase survival probability of cuttings.
I have experienced it.
Earlier i was used to plant them with leaves on just like u.
Thanks, a great tip!!
Hey nigel, hope ur doing really well:)
so happy you got your second vaccine shot
If that thistle flowers and seeds you will have them all over your yard. A real pain to get rid of them then. I got some from wild bird seed and have been fighting them for more than 10 years.
I'm glad, that you're after vaccination, and you're feeling well :)
Hot days all right
What about lilac? :)
how often do water the portulacarias
👌👌👌...!!!
Thanks Sunit!!
xD yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhhh new video woop woop xD
Niceee
Bald Cypress?!?!?!
😍🌲🌳
👍👍👍
I tried to transplant a maple start from my huge tree but it died…
👍🍎👌
Hi ...whats u nationality?
I'm an Australian, but a long time landed immigrant to Canada.
I’m late
Segundo
Noice!
Foist
Well Hello there. Welcome to the FOIST zone :]
@@dubsydabster Foisters Zone!!
Lets do Foist!
@@TheBonsaiZone - i must look like im sat on the PC all the time lol
Why don't you paint this row of posts with that tar paint, to at least make them resistant enough, to stay in good shape until you feel like errecting the second row of posts ?
Your progress is so slow I honestly doubt, we will ever see the big greenhouse in use at all. There might already be boring insects inside the posts, you should really buy some tar paint and secure them, so at least this work you have already done won't go to waste.
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