Really a treat to see parts of your collection...Very enjoyable and it is obvious how much care you show your trees...Thanks fir taking the time to show them to your followers...
Your garden is a true marvel. Obvious your love and dedication pay off handsomely. It is very ice to see how your trees respond to your touch. Also you have a flair with so many varieties and setups. Thank you for sharing your videos. Take care.
You're right to prefer your trees to luxury and long vacations. I think just the same way. How do you leave for a long time and forget about your garden? It's already in your home what makes you happy. Gorgeous your garden. Greetings from Italy .
I enjoyed your tour very much. My maples and hornbeam are shooting out growth … will be time to trim soon as it’s going into summer here. Larches are happy, lots of new growth too.
Love the sweet autumn look in your garden just now. Here we are going from spring into summer. Winter's melancholy is becoming a memory. Green up, leaf out! Birds cannot stop their singing!❤
Wonderful video ad usual, so glad you showed everyone the pine from Gallipoli would resonate with a lot of people, but you didn’t share the full history before you got it, take care and keep the videos coming. Cheers Stuart
Grazie di esistere Mdame Bonsai ,io ti seguo dallItalia vedo che hai una grande esperienza ,e sto imparando tante cose da te .Hai dei bonsai bellissimi. Spero tu continui a mandare video in Italia.Ciao da Daniele Ferrara Italia ❤
@@MadamBonsai2023 Spring still here, but autumn is one of my favorites also with the nice fall colors of the leaves on the trees. Thank you for the tour.
Where about are you in the world please? You do find they love Acidic soil? Please share with me as maybe the weather there different !!! Talk to me I want to learn this
@@MadamBonsai2023 My friend bought a $400.00 trident from a local bonsai nursery. Two weeks later the tree was suffering with black, curling leaves. We brought it back to the nursery, and the manager told us it was probably the water. The nursery uses water from an underground aquafer and it's about 6.4 ph. My friends water goes from 7.9 to sometimes 9 ph. The manager took the tree and nursed it back to health in a couple of weeks. My friend now has a dosing system to correct his ph. No more problems. I did some research and pine bark averages 5.5-6 ph. Akadama runs 6-6.5 ph. Lava and pumice are about neutral at about 7 ph. Ever notice how everything looks green and lush after a rainstorm. Rainwater runs 5-6.5 ph. We are located in South Louisiana, USA between Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
@@MadamBonsai2023 What about it doesn't sound right? Google the proper ph for various trees you grow. Most often the recommended ph is in the 6-7.5 range. Most of our tap water is regulated to be around 8 ph.
@@joeydupre6153 true about Hp but if they grow well from Nusery thru Will do well at your own home because it’s still in the same zone It’s very good roots plants Keep full soon well drain give any organic feeds it grow well and fast too Tap water if get to 9 it still fine As long it well drain
That Garden is soo cool, and although David's vid is great, nothing makes justice to seeing it in person, the trees are incredible, wherever you turn you go "wow, look at this" and then "oh wow, look at this one".
Hello bonsai friends in down under, thanks again for the beautiful video. Ann your garden is just as full as my bonsai balcony 🙂 Greetings from the Netherlands
Really a treat to see parts of your collection...Very enjoyable and it is obvious how much care you show your trees...Thanks fir taking the time to show them to your followers...
@@n8tyler my pleasure and I’m so glad you enjoin them too Nathan. :)
Your garden is a true marvel. Obvious your love and dedication pay off handsomely. It is very ice to see how your trees respond to your touch. Also you have a flair with so many varieties and setups. Thank you for sharing your videos. Take care.
Thank you Robert I’m glad I be able to share the beautiful of them to you all
love working with them :)
Thank you Madame Bonsai and David. As an older advocate of Bonsai, your visits brighten my day.
Always our pleasure Gary so glad I can share
You're right to prefer your trees to luxury and long vacations. I think just the same way. How do you leave for a long time and forget about your garden?
It's already in your home what makes you happy. Gorgeous your garden. Greetings from Italy .
Geiii Gianni
Thank you for always been so supportive me :)
Bonsais trees in general They do keep us relaxing happy in life
@@MadamBonsai2023 👍👍👍
Anne you have a magical garden. Love the many different varieties. Thank you for sharing
I’m glad I can share
I like your ginkgo. Many people like this tree. Thank you for your work with it. It is a rewarding tree.
My pleasure thank you for you supporting my Chanel
I enjoyed your tour very much. My maples and hornbeam are shooting out growth … will be time to trim soon as it’s going into summer here. Larches are happy, lots of new growth too.
They must be beautiful now where you are
Thank you 🙏
Love the sweet autumn look in your garden just now. Here we are going from spring into summer. Winter's melancholy is becoming a memory. Green up, leaf out! Birds cannot stop their singing!❤
Thanks for visiting sounds wonderful where you are too
Winter becomes memory for Madam bonsai tooo :)
trident pot :)
really enjoy tour video of the benches madam bonsai thank you! i also love love love your super long hair
Thanks Mike :)
Beautiful garden Ann. Lovely
Thanks Steve
Hello Ann, thanks for your the quick tour, fantastic as always. Enjoy the autumn colours. Cheers Peter.
Always my pleasure Peter
Wonderful video ad usual, so glad you showed everyone the pine from Gallipoli would resonate with a lot of people, but you didn’t share the full history before you got it, take care and keep the videos coming.
Cheers Stuart
Thanks Stuart I can only share a little:)
How your Mugo pine doing?
It’s in NO:1 position within the collection……..often just sit down and stare at it 😁 thank you again
@@captainknackerbags623 I’m so glad you like my works
Madam bonsai needs a cute apprentice. Bonsai become valuable indeed.
Good ideas
What an incredible garden, must be difficult to water all of it in summer. Thanks for showing us
Not at all take a bit of time but I love it
Thank you for visiting my Chanel
I agree you'll need a full staff to care for all of that
@@briancrawford2485 not at all
Some fantastic trees! What a lovely garden to wake up to every day!
Thanks John
Feels lucky to be around them
Grazie di esistere Mdame Bonsai ,io ti seguo dallItalia vedo che hai una grande esperienza ,e sto imparando tante cose da te .Hai dei bonsai bellissimi. Spero tu continui a mandare video in Italia.Ciao da Daniele Ferrara Italia ❤
I’m so glad Daniela
Thank you for always being so supportive
Absolutely beautiful, thank you
Always my pleasure!
Thanks Jack
Some awesome inspirational trees there. Thank you for showing them .
Thanks for visiting
I’m so glad Daniela
Thank you for always being so supportive
Nice walk through of the garden.
I love autumn colours
@@MadamBonsai2023 Spring still here, but autumn is one of my favorites also with the nice fall colors of the leaves on the trees. Thank you for the tour.
@@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951 pleasure
Spring is beautiful to looks at them too
Beautiful collection Madam Bonsai. Whether pre-bonsai or fully developed. Thanks so much for sharing. Always inspiring!
Always my pleasure Rodney
@@MadamBonsai2023 Ok, now get some rest. We need you!
Beautiful 😍
Thank you
Very inspiring..
Thank you madam
New subscriber 👍👍
Thank you and welcome 🙏
They look better when I get to bring them out
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Your welocome idea madam
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Very beautiful ❤❤❤🇱🇰
Thank you so 😀
Hello Ann,
In the video you said that a tree was needing repotting.
Could you show us the signs that show that please ?
I did the leaves didn’t have a chance to change colour they already fall off
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Il suo giardino è bellissimo , poiché traspare tutto l'amore che mette nella cura di queste splendide piante ❤
Thanh you I’m glad you like it too
Yes sir love oxygen Jack national show you seeing oxygen support life love in home just🥰🥰
That is one cool NZ Oak!
I love this Oak tree
I’m glad you go too
Bonsai yang bagus, salam kenal dari indonesia
Salam kenal balik long way
Thank you for your video and great trees!
Glad you like them!
Very beautiful collection, nice job...👏👍👌
Thanks for liking
Very inspiring. I hope to have something a fraction of this one day and I’ll be very happy. Beautiful place!
It’s haven on earth you must do it
Thanks for sharing !
Your fig trees are beautiful, I would love more in depth videos on figs.
Take care
Sure will I’m time
Marcos muito prazer ,sou do Brasil fantástico seus bonsais parabéns
Olá obrigado
Nice meeting you too
Soccer:)
Love your videos and your bonsais
I’m glad
So MANY nice bonsais! 😮
thank you 30 years plus collecting
could not find link to your store
Here it is www.madambonsai.com/
@@MadamBonsai2023 thank you
@@felicianperez849 please there my email on it sent me what you looking for I’ll sent you information
anne@madambonsai.com
Trident maples really like acidic soil and water. My friends and I have found that a ph of about 6.5 really helps the trees.
Where about are you in the world please? You do find they love Acidic soil? Please share with me as maybe the weather there different !!!
Talk to me I want to learn this
@@MadamBonsai2023 My friend bought a $400.00 trident from a local bonsai nursery. Two weeks later the tree was suffering with black, curling leaves. We brought it back to the nursery, and the manager told us it was probably the water. The nursery uses water from an underground aquafer and it's about 6.4 ph. My friends water goes from 7.9 to sometimes 9 ph. The manager took the tree and nursed it back to health in a couple of weeks. My friend now has a dosing system to correct his ph. No more problems.
I did some research and pine bark averages 5.5-6 ph. Akadama runs 6-6.5 ph. Lava and pumice are about neutral at about 7 ph. Ever notice how everything looks green and lush after a rainstorm. Rainwater runs 5-6.5 ph.
We are located in South Louisiana, USA between Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
@@joeydupre6153 that doesn’t sounds right
@@MadamBonsai2023 What about it doesn't sound right? Google the proper ph for various trees you grow. Most often the recommended ph is in the 6-7.5 range. Most of our tap water is regulated to be around 8 ph.
@@joeydupre6153 true about Hp but if they grow well from Nusery thru Will do well at your own home because it’s still in the same zone
It’s very good roots plants
Keep full soon well drain give any organic feeds it grow well and fast too
Tap water if get to 9 it still fine
As long it well drain
That Garden is soo cool, and although David's vid is great, nothing makes justice to seeing it in person, the trees are incredible, wherever you turn you go "wow, look at this" and then "oh wow, look at this one".
Surely it Better when you are seeing them in person :)
Hello bonsai friends in down under, thanks again for the beautiful video. Ann your garden is just as full as my bonsai balcony 🙂 Greetings from the Netherlands
Hello Jim far away
Thanks for visiting
I’m so glad you love bonsais too
Beautiful. Bonsai garden keep up the good work thanks Madam bonsai
Will find time
Truly impressive collection.
Thank you 🙏
❤ your garden bonsai.
Thanks for visiting thank you