In this video Bjorn Bjorholm talks and shows four species grown in the United States from which you can make very nice bonsais. Evergreens like a Rocky Mountain Juniper collected in Colorado, a Virginia Pine from Tennessee, a Ponderosa Pine from the Rocky Mountains and very nice deciduous American Hornbeam group plant examples. It is a very good information video as well as a good opportunity to see very nice restyling done on these bonsai trees. I Hope you Like [...]
In this video Charles shows how to prune and take care of a ficus. Charles demonstrates and gives information while working on his Benjamina ficus tree. Ficus Benjaminas are usually easy to find and are a very good species for creating indoor bonsai trees. I Hope you Like it and Share it with your friends!
In this video Mike discusses some of the wiring techniques he uses to give a general shape to his Japanese Maple. Because the maple is in dormancy, you will appreciate the whole process without the leaves; therefore have a better view of Mike’s work throughout the tree skeleton. It is a very good video, Mike takes his time explaining and showing what to do to acquire an ancient look by twisting the branches once wired and how to anchor the [...]
In this video Graham restores an old neglected Shimpaku. Graham introduces his acquisition; pinpoints some important aspects about the health of the tree and then starts giving this tree a new life. Very nice job done on this Japanese Bonsai Masterpiece. I Hope you Enjoy, Like it and Share it with your friends!
In this video the Chinese Elm Tanuki is ready for styling. Mike starts by assessing the growth of the tree, chooses its front and proceeds to prune by applying basic principles which you will appreciate during the process. In addition, Mike shares what other details he will work into to further improve its look. I Hope you Like it and Share it with your friends!
In this video Mike brings a follow-up on his Chinese Elm Tanuki. You will see the development reached after one year. Great video where you will appreciate how nice the Tanuki project progresses, while Mike walks you through the stages and the blending with the deadwood. I Hope you Like it and Share it with your friends!
In this video Mike demonstrates how to make a tanuki from a deadwood and a Chinese Elm plant taken from cuttings. He critiques his work as he goes along; first, chanelling the wood, then placing the branches in it, and then showing how these are adhered to the deadwood as to propitiate future progress. Mike’s steps are fairly easy to follow and help you create your own tanuki bonsai. I Hope you Like it and Share it with your friends!
This video shows Graham Potter working on a Hawthorne hedge, a thorn tree that he is determined to shape into an attractive bonsai through heavy carving, shaping, pruning, and wiring. He explains the importance of focusing on the shape of this deciduous tree, as it will be in full view when its leaves fall in the colder months. The video is fun and educational to watch, and presents a different point of view to bonsai work. I Hope you Like [...]
In this video Charles reestablishes the appearance of an Old Chinese Elm. Charles reviews the Elm’s conditions and proceeds to restore and explains the steps throughout the process. It is very good video that has various tips on styling this species. I Hope you Like it and Share it with your friends!
In this video Charles demonstrates how to repot a Japanese maple. Charles shows the process to reduce the root ball, gives some tips on this species, and talks about the soil component he uses to keep the maple in healthy conditions. It is a very good video where you will be able to see each step, and the aid tools he uses to help him accomplish the repotting process. I Hope you Like it and Share this video with your [...]
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