There it is...Love this tree...So eye catching...Another picture for the shop wall...Thanks so much for sharing your decision making process and this amazing tree...
Master of the Prune, Dr. Nigel Saunders, in action. Bring pencil and paper to watch the good doctor working on the repotting of this excellent tree in part 2. Superb trunk.
That's funny I looked out of my window yesterday with a sad face (new snow had come) and among the trees I looked at was my spruce I collected umm maybe 3 years ago now.. And voila, you post a new video of your amazing and inspiring birds nest spruce - made me feel better. 😊
I must admit I worry about the amount of branches you remove but in the end it proves you right to do so, I just like my foliage a little fuller but thats my preference, I enjoy you videos, we can’t always agree on the end product but respect each others choices, looking forward to part 2, I really like your choice of pot for the tree.
I really like this tree which has experienced much in life! What about cutting off all branches to the right an exposing the trunk line entirely to emphasise the weather beaten look?🤔 Just a thought...
Love spruces, and this is such a nice one! You should try plant some cuttings, ive had success with alberta and sitka spruce spring cuttings even without hormone.
Was hoping to make the chat tonight, but I was in a class on growing roses. Just to answer all the questions on can you bonsai a rose, yes, yes you can, but you only have about 30 years according to the life span of roses.
Love the pot you used on the Birds Nest Spruce and the tree of course and love your channel and the detail you go into. Does Sophie have a website as I'm interested in looking at her pots. Cheers Glenn
Hi. I just bought a birds nest spruce from a nursery in a 2 gal pot. It is Nov 7 and I live in Ohio. Can you tell me the best time to root prune it and when to style it? Tia
There it is...Love this tree...So eye catching...Another picture for the shop wall...Thanks so much for sharing your decision making process and this amazing tree...
getting some nice bark and lichen, looking good!
Master of the Prune, Dr. Nigel Saunders, in action. Bring pencil and paper to watch the good doctor working on the repotting of this excellent tree in part 2. Superb trunk.
Indeed.
Very beautiful ! Dear Sensei🕉🕉
Nigel, this is looking really good after the pruning, I think the shape is much better and airy.
I said it before, I really like your conifer videos! cheers!
That's funny I looked out of my window yesterday with a sad face (new snow had come) and among the trees I looked at was my spruce I collected umm maybe 3 years ago now..
And voila, you post a new video of your amazing and inspiring birds nest spruce - made me feel better. 😊
I must admit I worry about the amount of branches you remove but in the end it proves you right to do so, I just like my foliage a little fuller but thats my preference, I enjoy you videos, we can’t always agree on the end product but respect each others choices, looking forward to part 2, I really like your choice of pot for the tree.
Looking great. Good choices imho
Was not expecting a video. But a spruce tree video is always welcomed. Thank you Nigel. This spruce birds nest is one of my faves.
Absolutely love this tree. I'm drastically reducing a nursery BNS today.... Wish me luck. Thanks Nigel!!
I really like this tree which has experienced much in life! What about cutting off all branches to the right an exposing the trunk line entirely to emphasise the weather beaten look?🤔 Just a thought...
One of my favorite tree in your collection.
Love spruces, and this is such a nice one! You should try plant some cuttings, ive had success with alberta and sitka spruce spring cuttings even without hormone.
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OoooOOO!! You are getting me all excited to work on my little survivor spruce! This is the first year I will get to work on it.
Was hoping to make the chat tonight, but I was in a class on growing roses. Just to answer all the questions on can you bonsai a rose, yes, yes you can, but you only have about 30 years according to the life span of roses.
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i just dug up a hidden spruce, i found in my yard, urban yamadori style. very rugged and small. super excited to clip and grow it
Love the pot you used on the Birds Nest Spruce and the tree of course and love your channel and the detail you go into.
Does Sophie have a website as I'm interested in looking at her pots.
Cheers
Glenn
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Hi. I just bought a birds nest spruce from a nursery in a 2 gal pot. It is Nov 7 and I live in Ohio. Can you tell me the best time to root prune it and when to style it? Tia
So drastic. I still don't have courage for this level of pruning.
Second!😂
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Nice Matt!!
Nice!!!!
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