Thank you for sharing this learning video. Great tree! Like your detailed explanations and your wonderful trees. Greetings from the south of Germany. Andreas
It never fails to amaze me how less is more,, you took away so much and yet the tree takes on a more complete unit. I would assume the carving will fade and mellow fairly quick to look older. Once again Thanks and Bless you Corin.
You have again taken basically good material/structure and made it a more appealing and beautiful. Your carving really enhanced the appearance overall. Like it is said, less is more.
Looks amazing. Couldn’t imagine it initially but clearing out some of the growth and revealing more of the branch structure really looks fantastic It’s arranging the apex that I always have trouble with. You make it look easy though.
*Good morning Greenwood Bonsai!* That Beaver Pine has to be one of the nicest looking Beaver Pine bonsai I’ve seen on TH-cam so far, the color on that thang! Amazing! 💜🌲
Amazing how much neater it looked just taking the old needles off. The carving has greatly improved the tree along with the removal off the excess growth.
Love it ! I have a similar Yew that Will Baddeley carved out for the trees previous owner. I really enjoy ya channel and vids. I would love to come and have a mooch around your nursery someday ! Cheers Corin !
When you started cutting those branches off i was a little worried but once you explained and it progressed it looked better and better, love the wood hardening it looks awesome and the finished tree is beautiful .
I like the way you treated the dead wood. Looks better than just lime sulfur. I was a little skeptical when you kept taking branches off, but this version of the tree definitely turned out nice.
From a bush to a tree, nicely done Corin, it's having that vision to know what to keep, what to remove and that takes years to learn. Some people keep on cutting and cutting until there is nothing left, knowing when to stop is a learned experience.
An amazing transformation! I'm looking forward to seeing more of this splendid tree in the future. Thanks again Corin for yet another informative and educational video tutorial. I've been into Bonsai for many years, but still willing to learn from others. I hope lots of peeps benefit from your shared expertise!
I preferred the back as the front, because the carving is the best feature by far, and the branch placement is much better. I would have the branches coming from the back and having them whipping around to the front.
Cutting class during Duke different types king Japanese see already outstanding see natural trends turning friend child his know happy future tonkatsu see already eyesight thank you for good advice kupchak 🥰🥰
Yes, a few people do, but personally I prefer a hint of deadwood from the front rather than it being right in your face. But it is good it has multiple good views around the tree
Thank you. have a question though. At 23:37 - what would you say for this as a front view? just asking your opinion. I also like the front you have chosen. greetings
when you cut that big brunch , i thought you might make a mistake and i felt heart break when that brunch down, but at last when i saw the result of this tree, oh my god ,you made a great art work .thank you Mr for your video. about that trunk, i thought you might do too much ,it looked unnatural in my opinion.
La taille drastique que vous avez effectuée rend cet arbre cohérent. Il n'y a plus qu'à laisser le temps faire son oeuvre afin que les bois morts aient est une patine plus naturelle. Good job Corin!👍
Don't know how on earth I missed this video 2 years ago . 😀 That's probably one of my favourite videos of urs Corin . Normally not into deadwood so big but I really like that tbh . I hope u still have this tree
Great job with the carving. Personally I prefer the deadwood to be lighter color with conifers. And as you were spinning the tree. I disagree. The front is the side with the dead wood. The foliage looks better behind the deadwood. But these are subjective preferences. The tree looks great from all sides, which it should.
Yes, quite subjective, for me to see all the deadwood is too much. I prefer to see some contrast of deadwood and bark. Also from deadwood side, the top of tree is going away from the viewer. The deadwood can always be lightened if new owner wishes it to be treated with Lime Sulphur etc. Glad you like the carving and vids
I think you missed the ball there? the deadwood carving you did was amazing, how that wasn't made to be the front i will never know. The front as you have it just shows a quarter of the dead wood, witch i think is a shame.
Because I prefer the carving not to "be in your face" but more subtle, and there if you want to look harder. Thanks though, glad you liked the carving !
impressive transformation. an excellent job to learn to design. Thanks for sharing. Greetings and until the next video👍😄
Thank you for sharing this learning video. Great tree! Like your detailed explanations and your wonderful trees. Greetings from the south of Germany. Andreas
Oh my god I'm amazed at how much was removed, But Oh my what a fantastic result ;-)
Thank you for your great videos. My doctor said to me, i must have one a day. So hurry ;-)
You are one of my heros.
Very creative, lovely tree. I own your dad's book, great trees, thankyou. 👌🏻😊
It never fails to amaze me how less is more,, you took away so much and yet the tree takes on a more complete unit. I would assume the carving will fade and mellow fairly quick to look older.
Once again Thanks and Bless you Corin.
Thanks Bob, just goes to show, its not what you cut off, but what you leave on !
Great work, the end result looks fantastic!
You have again taken basically good material/structure and made it a more appealing and beautiful. Your carving really enhanced the appearance overall. Like it is said, less is more.
Excellent job I really love this tree.
I like the back as a front. In a year or two it will really come alive.
Its nice from many sides, good thing it’s in a round pot!
Looks amazing. Couldn’t imagine it initially but clearing out some of the growth and revealing more of the branch structure really looks fantastic
It’s arranging the apex that I always have trouble with. You make it look easy though.
*Good morning Greenwood Bonsai!* That Beaver Pine has to be one of the nicest looking Beaver Pine bonsai I’ve seen on TH-cam so far, the color on that thang! Amazing! 💜🌲
So much talent! Loved seeing the transformation of this tree, thank you.
nice one Corin! you improved this tree tenfold
looking forward to visiting Greenwood next week!
This turned out excellent. Wow, stunning. Great workmanship I loved this restoration/rescue type of video. Awesome. ✂️🌲
Amazing how much neater it looked just taking the old needles off. The carving has greatly improved the tree along with the removal off the excess growth.
Love it ! I have a similar Yew that Will Baddeley carved out for the trees previous owner.
I really enjoy ya channel and vids. I would love to come and have a mooch around your nursery someday !
Cheers Corin !
Really enjoyed watching both parts. The carving turned out so well. I was surprised at how much you removed in this video but it turned out amazing.
Thank you! Cheers!
When you started cutting those branches off i was a little worried but once you explained and it progressed it looked better and better, love the wood hardening it looks awesome and the finished tree is beautiful .
It is currently on display at Greenwood, if you want to see it in the flesh.
I like the way you treated the dead wood. Looks better than just lime sulfur. I was a little skeptical when you kept taking branches off, but this version of the tree definitely turned out nice.
From a bush to a tree, nicely done Corin, it's having that vision to know what to keep, what to remove and that takes years to learn. Some people keep on cutting and cutting until there is nothing left, knowing when to stop is a learned experience.
Now the tree looks much more balanced. Well done 😎
Absolutely amazing work, the carving is unbelievable!
An amazing transformation!
I'm looking forward to seeing more of this splendid tree in the future.
Thanks again Corin for yet another informative and educational video tutorial.
I've been into Bonsai for many years, but still willing to learn from others.
I hope lots of peeps benefit from your shared expertise!
Makes it look so easy! thats real skill
Amazing! I cant believe its the same tree, I did not think it could look so good when I saw it at the beginning. Hello from Canada :)
Love watching your delicate transformation of this tree!
Definitely a good job sir👍
Your new front is a lot better than the original.
I preferred the back as the front, because the carving is the best feature by far, and the branch placement is much better. I would have the branches coming from the back and having them whipping around to the front.
It looks good from several angles.
Please don't forget to give us an update on this tree next year!
Great work!
Will try to, it sold and went to new owner yesterday.
Foist 👍
Wow, looking fierce.
Great demo as usual and very instructive !!!
Part 2 just as good as Part 1 - Really enjoyed watching the series.
Cool, glad you enjoyed it, plenty more to watch too !
Looks so much better. Fantastic transformation.
He cuts, no hesitation.
Love it!
Thanks Corin, you took more of that tree than mine has. Looks good though.
Very impressive!! looked unsaveable to begin with... nicely done!
Cutting class during Duke different types king Japanese see already outstanding see natural trends turning friend child his know happy future tonkatsu see already eyesight thank you for good advice kupchak 🥰🥰
like the back as a front. In a year or two it will really come alive.
Yes, a few people do, but personally I prefer a hint of deadwood from the front rather than it being right in your face. But it is good it has multiple good views around the tree
The quality of your work impresses me every time... what a stunning tree! ... Many greeetings from Germany :)
Thank you. have a question though. At 23:37 - what would you say for this as a front view? just asking your opinion. I also like the front you have chosen. greetings
Was very nervous when you started taking that much off the tree, but it looks fantastic! You definitely know what you are doing!
when you cut that big brunch , i thought you might make a mistake and i felt heart break when that brunch down, but at last when i saw the result of this tree, oh my god ,you made a great art work .thank you Mr for your video. about that trunk, i thought you might do too much ,it looked unnatural in my opinion.
Looks great. For my taste, the only thing I would do is angle the main trunk about 30 deg. to the right when you get a chance to repot it
So nice to see someone so confident in their decisions, brilliant stuff mate 🪴💚
Just needs a pair of goofy teeth on it now! Much improved mate!
La taille drastique que vous avez effectuée rend cet arbre cohérent. Il n'y a plus qu'à laisser le temps faire son oeuvre afin que les bois morts aient est une patine plus naturelle. Good job Corin!👍
From a lemon to a stunner, amazing job.
Don't know how on earth I missed this video 2 years ago . 😀 That's probably one of my favourite videos of urs Corin . Normally not into deadwood so big but I really like that tbh . I hope u still have this tree
It sold few months after being done. But I still see it
You are so good at carving. Love it!
Beautifully enhanced.
How is called this bonsai style?
Great job with the carving. Personally I prefer the deadwood to be lighter color with conifers. And as you were spinning the tree. I disagree. The front is the side with the dead wood. The foliage looks better behind the deadwood. But these are subjective preferences. The tree looks great from all sides, which it should.
Yes, quite subjective, for me to see all the deadwood is too much. I prefer to see some contrast of deadwood and bark. Also from deadwood side, the top of tree is going away from the viewer. The deadwood can always be lightened if new owner wishes it to be treated with Lime Sulphur etc. Glad you like the carving and vids
That‘a very nice 👍
I think you missed the ball there? the deadwood carving you did was amazing, how that wasn't made to be the front i will never know. The front as you have it just shows a quarter of the dead wood, witch i think is a shame.
Because I prefer the carving not to "be in your face" but more subtle, and there if you want to look harder. Thanks though, glad you liked the carving !
Carved section Looks quite artificial for the Moment but with some time it will Look much better.
Nice tree anyway 👍
Yes, it is starting to weather down nicely now
New sub, fabulous tfs
1 word ... " Wow "
Some job that
You are a master, great work..
Where can we find the clippers that you use?
I use Ryuga RSS Scissors. Back in stock on our website here - www.bonsai.co.uk/product/stainless-steel-ryuga-rs-trimming-shear/
Nice balance
Nice job😍
Beautiful
Bonsai phill very good quality tree trunk looks fine love video thanks corin keep it up mate
What was the wood hardener you used please
just ronseal wet rot wood hardener
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That pot is not right though, is it.
With the new style it would more suit a round but more rustic finished pot. Which is what we will pot it into next year in Spring.
a little touch but makes a huge difference 👍
Cracking transformation 👍
Will that be for sale Corin?
👌👌👌👌👌
Awesome work Corin.