Wow 80acres that is like a forest on its own, so good to see such a setup. The world needs more and more trees. There is a saying here "plant a tree today, you might not be able to sit under its shade but your children will" . Where I live in South Africa they can claim the worlds largest urban forest with over 10 000 000 tress where there was nothing. Thank you Peter for showing your work and gems of a garden/forest like this one.
Thanks for this beautiful inspirational video PETER. Exactly what I need right now. Going through our 6th lockdown in what is know as the longest lockdown city in the world. Wish I was there…
You can tell your dedication to your craft to go on the Crain. Very brave 💗💗💗🌳🌳🌲🌲🌲I Love Love love love your Nursery so much I don't think your Nursery looks silly. I think your Nursery is so charming and Beautiful 💚💚💚💚and lots of interesting things to look at.
Sunday Morning Bonsai Breakfast Club ❤️ Followed by a visit to the National Shohin Bonsai Show & Bonsai Car Boot at Markham Grange, nr Brodsworth, Doncaster today, just 30 min drive away. Those big pines are beautiful.
@@BlueSkyBonsai thanks. I was hoping to spot a suitable pot for the beautiful chunky crab apple I bought from Herons a couple of weeks ago. Though I saw a rounded pot that was exactly what I had in mind with lovely cloud feet it was a bit too small. The display shohins were beautiful - with some particularly striking tiny, twisty white pines. 😃
@@BlueSkyBonsai I surprised myself. I was armed with cash and credit card but was restrained today 😁 If there had been any tiny white pines with short, tight needles for sale though… Next time I will go without specific shopping list 😆😆
Oh I hope you run into and can film Bunny Guinness when you're at Chelsea.... I so think you 2 should do a crossover episode or a series!! Lol Peter and Marta Stewart would be a hoot as well
Hello Mr. Chan! I always like to see a tour of the big trees. I don't think I've seen some of the parts of the nursery in this video. Always something new.
That crane looked precarious Thanks to you, Peter, the trees in my garden look a lot better than my neighbours', they obviously don't watch your channel
What struck me was that the owners said that this was the first and last appearance at Chelsea. They complained about trees that had shed all their leaves during the transport.
Don’t feel bad about the 80 acres Master Chan your land is beautiful because less is more LESS IS MORE your place is way better hands down! There is no comparison to your nursery and garden!
Thanks Peter, what a beautiful trees. I have learned so much from your video's. I have a question: I read somewhere that candles on pine trees aren't supposed to be pruned in the fall , the reason being is that they will not regrow again. You just pruned them in the fall which means that it is not true. Is it possible for you to explain. Thank you for all your videos!
Working on big garden trees iis as funny as working on bonsai!! You can have a great satisfaction! Anyway, great work. Will you go to Chelsea flowers too?
Same principles as Peter uses on the smaller Bonsai, think about the front, don't obscure the trunk, don't keep branches that are too low unless they are sacrificial, progress up the trunk alternate sides, if you need to wire, use the two branch principle, and watch lots of his videos 😉
First time I seen the airation type pots that many if these tree were in I thought was just a gimmick but I guess if they uses them on such large trees in an industrial situation they must work
Lovely to see these air-pruning pots called air-pots. Radial fibrous dense rootball is the key benefit. Bonsai community in general has been very slow to accept this science. Bonsai nurseries should be exclusively using such pots for growing pre-bonsai & for air-layering. Manual root pruning for pre-bonsai & air-layered cuttings in regular pots will be inferior to the results of air-pots. I have seen many pre-bonsai & some finished bonsai with ugly root deformations caused by root circling due to poor pot design. American bonsai experts who were educated in Japan are particularly ignorant or reluctant in embracing air-pots for bonsai. On my channel itself, i have 2 review videos of air pruning bonsai pots, sold by a friend of mine from Austria.
I want to learn how to grow big pre-bonsai trees, and maybe start my own nursery for deciduous pre-bonsai. So I'm looking for any resources/books to help me get the knowledge I need. I would appreciate anyone pointing me in the right direction.
I don’t know about books but Peter has plenty of videos where he shows how he grows his trees in the ground to fatten their trunks quickly. He also lets the roots of potted trees go down in the ground so the plant grows faster and healthier. Also plenty of videos on taking cuttings, air-layering and sowing. My advice is to browse Peter’s channel and make a playlist of all the videos with relevant content. I follow a lot of bonsai channels but they usually focus on the bonsai when it is in a pot. Afaik Peter, perhaps because he runs a big nursery, he’s the only one that gives plenty of advice and practical demonstrations on pre bonsai development. If you are a beginner in gardening reading some books about basic plants biology and how to take care of plants/trees in general would be a very good idea. Bonsai is a particular subset of horticulture so having at least a basic knowledge of horticulture helps a lot. Have fun and good luck!
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That crane looked precarious Thanks to you, Peter, the trees in my garden look a lot better than my neighbours', they obviously don't watch your channel
Thanks for sharing, Peter. What an exciting way to stay connected to your passion !
Definitely got lots of ideas,thankyou sir.You are simply great.
Hi Peter beautiful bonsai thank you Ann uk x-
I love the bigger trees. More on those. I have a few in large pots
Really nice "Cloud Trees"
Thank You Mr.Chan
He speaks for the Trees
Wow 80acres that is like a forest on its own, so good to see such a setup. The world needs more and more trees. There is a saying here "plant a tree today, you might not be able to sit under its shade but your children will" . Where I live in South Africa they can claim the worlds largest urban forest with over 10 000 000 tress where there was nothing. Thank you Peter for showing your work and gems of a garden/forest like this one.
I saw these being talked about on last nights RHS programme on TV. Good job Peter. Thanks for showing.
Huge garden trees and big boy's toy, what a day that must have been 😁. Well done and thx for sharing Peter 🙏..
What a place ! Nice one Peter...
Like a bonsai nursery for giants !
Thanks for this beautiful inspirational video PETER. Exactly what I need right now. Going through our 6th lockdown in what is know as the longest lockdown city in the world. Wish I was there…
You can tell your dedication to your craft to go on the Crain. Very brave 💗💗💗🌳🌳🌲🌲🌲I Love Love love love your Nursery so much I don't think your Nursery looks silly. I think your Nursery is so charming and Beautiful 💚💚💚💚and lots of interesting things to look at.
I could spend a week there enjoying the material & they efficiency of of 80 acres. thank you Peter
Thank you again for giving us an insight into the world of Bonsai alway interesting, always surprising.
Sunday Morning Bonsai Breakfast Club ❤️
Followed by a visit to the National Shohin Bonsai Show & Bonsai Car Boot at Markham Grange, nr Brodsworth, Doncaster today, just 30 min drive away.
Those big pines are beautiful.
Hey Jason, enjoy the Shohin show!
@@BlueSkyBonsai thanks. I was hoping to spot a suitable pot for the beautiful chunky crab apple I bought from Herons a couple of weeks ago. Though I saw a rounded pot that was exactly what I had in mind with lovely cloud feet it was a bit too small. The display shohins were beautiful - with some particularly striking tiny, twisty white pines. 😃
@@TheBonsaiGarden sounds good! You could spend a fortune at these places, I always have to keep a tight fist on my wallet or else I would be broke!
@@BlueSkyBonsai I surprised myself. I was armed with cash and credit card but was restrained today 😁 If there had been any tiny white pines with short, tight needles for sale though…
Next time I will go without specific shopping list 😆😆
Oh I hope you run into and can film Bunny Guinness when you're at Chelsea.... I so think you 2 should do a crossover episode or a series!! Lol Peter and Marta Stewart would be a hoot as well
Hello Mr. Chan!
I always like to see a tour of the big trees. I don't think I've seen some of the parts of the nursery in this video. Always something new.
This is paradise! So many bonsai trees there. Thanks for sharing :)
That crane looked precarious
Thanks to you, Peter, the trees in my garden look a lot better than my neighbours', they obviously don't watch your channel
*Pause* Let me just get my coffee.
That's better, wouldn't be Sunday morning with Peter and the team if I didn't have my coffee ☕
Thank you for sharing such an experience!!!
I've actually seen these trees on tv during BBC's coverage of Chelsea Flower Show - I had no idea you've pruned them.
What struck me was that the owners said that this was the first and last appearance at Chelsea. They complained about trees that had shed all their leaves during the transport.
Absolutely beautiful trees!
Nice work Peter!
Don’t feel bad about the 80 acres Master Chan your land is beautiful because less is more LESS IS MORE your place is way better hands down! There is no comparison to your nursery and garden!
Thanks for the inspiration! Looking good!
What an adventure Peter. Such beauty
Todays' giant nursery provided a different version of lovely bonsai.
Kebun bonsai yang rapih dan luas, sehat selalu
Great work Peter! Must be good to have a crane to prune the taller trees.. I could do with one like that for my garden hedges.
I wouldn't fancy repotting them! 🌴🌲🌳👍
They are normally planted in the ground and left there. No Re-potting needed.
Very good video shared.
Thanks Peter, what a beautiful trees. I have learned so much from your video's. I have a question: I read somewhere that candles on pine trees aren't supposed to be pruned in the fall , the reason being is that they will not regrow again. You just pruned them in the fall which means that it is not true. Is it possible for you to explain.
Thank you for all your videos!
Amazing large trees
I’d be interested in knowing the name of the Tree nursery in this video. Very informative as usual,with a fantastic result.
Beautiful work!!
Good morning the nice place
Yes it’s Sunday breakfast
More niwaki content please
Quel type de sol pour les conifères ? Merci monsieur, vous avez beaucoup de respect
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter
whats the song/piece at the end?
Have you been to Furzey Gardens in the new forest? a very large bonsai tree there.
Where exactly is this? I know the New Forest but have not heard about this
@@peterchan3100 it's near to Minstead 👍
Hi Peter, are these trees Pinus nigra ?
Working on big garden trees iis as funny as working on bonsai!! You can have a great satisfaction! Anyway, great work. Will you go to Chelsea flowers too?
I dont do Chelsea anymore but other exhibitors borrow my trees
I’m actually trying to create one of these out of a 6ft Scott’s pine I have but unsure on what branches to remove
Same principles as Peter uses on the smaller Bonsai, think about the front, don't obscure the trunk, don't keep branches that are too low unless they are sacrificial, progress up the trunk alternate sides, if you need to wire, use the two branch principle, and watch lots of his videos 😉
First time I seen the airation type pots that many if these tree were in I thought was just a gimmick but I guess if they uses them on such large trees in an industrial situation they must work
I live in Austria. What time of the year can i do the pruning of the candles?
If you want to prune just the candles then May/June is best.
@@peterchan3100 thank you!
Lovely to see these air-pruning pots called air-pots. Radial fibrous dense rootball is the key benefit. Bonsai community in general has been very slow to accept this science. Bonsai nurseries should be exclusively using such pots for growing pre-bonsai & for air-layering. Manual root pruning for pre-bonsai & air-layered cuttings in regular pots will be inferior to the results of air-pots. I have seen many pre-bonsai & some finished bonsai with ugly root deformations caused by root circling due to poor pot design. American bonsai experts who were educated in Japan are particularly ignorant or reluctant in embracing air-pots for bonsai. On my channel itself, i have 2 review videos of air pruning bonsai pots, sold by a friend of mine from Austria.
Agreed I love airpot they are wicked as you say got so many benifits
We use plastic baskets like the ones used in supermarkets - for planting some of our pre bonsai
@@peterchan3100 ... yes peter i have seen them being used a lot in your nursery 👍
Got great lifting sytem for you
Heron in a crane. :D
Thats a good one. Both birds are auspicious
Good morning
I want to learn how to grow big pre-bonsai trees, and maybe start my own nursery for deciduous pre-bonsai. So I'm looking for any resources/books to help me get the knowledge I need. I would appreciate anyone pointing me in the right direction.
I don’t know about books but Peter has plenty of videos where he shows how he grows his trees in the ground to fatten their trunks quickly. He also lets the roots of potted trees go down in the ground so the plant grows faster and healthier. Also plenty of videos on taking cuttings, air-layering and sowing. My advice is to browse Peter’s channel and make a playlist of all the videos with relevant content.
I follow a lot of bonsai channels but they usually focus on the bonsai when it is in a pot. Afaik Peter, perhaps because he runs a big nursery, he’s the only one that gives plenty of advice and practical demonstrations on pre bonsai development.
If you are a beginner in gardening reading some books about basic plants biology and how to take care of plants/trees in general would be a very good idea. Bonsai is a particular subset of horticulture so having at least a basic knowledge of horticulture helps a lot. Have fun and good luck!
Where is this place? I assume the public can’t just turn up there.
No you can't - its a commercial nursery and trees are supplied to wholesalers and to the developers of housing estates etc.
I see. You're not at the shop. Still cool.
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And you always think bonsai are small.
Ha! With all due respect, I could prune those trees to that, a bit quicker!
I was the only person in Europe that the rich Russian owners could find to do this job. That was some compliment
Tiry very happy large enough just jobs loudly different money to life to family to indust to people yes sri see large wow penalty ozone they very much know happy different see tumult because you're love ways of being whose Michigan Luther turning pirates happy no sorry just thank you so much for getting I was yelling see large happiness 🥰😊
Goedemorgen,very well …merci
That crane looked precarious
Thanks to you, Peter, the trees in my garden look a lot better than my neighbours', they obviously don't watch your channel