At first glance at the Siberian elms I thought man that is looking packed lol. I remember watching the video of you setting them up and they looked great then without the leaves. I think they would look great in a really broad pot with varied spacing between each tree. I love those elms.
Thanks for part 1 if the tour. I look forward to the rest of the greenhouse. And, am hoping you do the same with the polyhouse and the benches. You helped me to identify a mystery elm that I have potted up – Siberian! Brilliant. It has not exactly upheld its reputation of being a pest but better growing conditions this summer might bring that. Again thanks for all your videos – inspiring, instructional and just plain fun.
Hey Nigel sorry I missed the premiere but I had a quick question.
Now I only have a 15ft×10ft×8ft glass green house all manual..what can I do to regulate the Temps in the greenhouse. It will just really high at day and drop at night
by the way, i don't know if you noticed that black looking beetle on your boxwood planting? not sure if its a bad thing just thought i'd point it out just incase. thank you for sharing part 1.
Before I forget (mid watching): I noticed that one of my Japanese bonsai books talks about rosemary bonsai, which surprised me. It said to root prune in the dead of winter, which is unusual. It also said that you can branch prune at any time of year. It recommended root pruning frequently because you can't take much off at once and they tend to get root systems that tie themselves up in knots. I was going to root prune in spring, but when I saw that I figured I'd better wait until winter next year.
I just subscribed to your channel. Love your succulent Sunday videos and have been watching all of them. You've inspired me to attack my jade tree and attempt to make it a bonsai.
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Just watched the last 10min live, now the first 24 min. 👍👍👍
Fantastic! I love the updates Nigel! Thank you!
Lisa
When will you repot you Australian pine Nigel…?
Spring is in your air ❤️
Love the updates and spring pushes!
does your soil mixture change for your tree's you keep outdoors all year
so many beautiful works of natural art to care for
thank you for the wonderful work on all of them, nigel
A stick in a pot. Oh look, another stick in a pot! And even more sticks in a pot. Sorry, I get very impatient with plants in April.😠
At first glance at the Siberian elms I thought man that is looking packed lol. I remember watching the video of you setting them up and they looked great then without the leaves. I think they would look great in a really broad pot with varied spacing between each tree. I love those elms.
Thanks for part 1 if the tour. I look forward to the rest of the greenhouse. And, am hoping you do the same with the polyhouse and the benches. You helped me to identify a mystery elm that I have potted up – Siberian! Brilliant. It has not exactly upheld its reputation of being a pest but better growing conditions this summer might bring that. Again thanks for all your videos – inspiring, instructional and just plain fun.
The bud on your Norway Maple looks like a Saguaro Cactus 🌵
Dawg, I thought I was watching Back to the Future again..
Always a pleasure to watch updates and looking forward to part 2 😊
hi Nigel! loved how you plugged the tree playlists in this video. they are such an amazing response and it’s amazing how organized you keep things ❤
Watching the second time around.
Hello Nigel! I had a problem with my internet. But now I see your trees. You inspire me.
Hey Nigel sorry I missed the premiere but I had a quick question.
Now I only have a 15ft×10ft×8ft glass green house all manual..what can I do to regulate the Temps in the greenhouse. It will just really high at day and drop at night
What is your criteria/ weather requirements for moving these early bloomers outside? Thanks
Every time I see that "naturalistic" composition, I'm gonna feel like the bear is laughing at me. Lol
Thank you!
and you still have your cold green house, plant room, and basement…😂😂😂…wow nigel…lol
really nice seeing all your trees come to life Nigel. Not long now and everything will be back outside!
by the way, i don't know if you noticed that black looking beetle on your boxwood planting? not sure if its a bad thing just thought i'd point it out just incase. thank you for sharing part 1.
love your trees. Cant wait to see how the crown of thorns is growing!
Hello sir do you have update to your socotra island? Desert rose me i see😊😊😊😊
I love this time of year! Thanks for the spring preview Nigel!
A lot of trees. So many options to work on
Before I forget (mid watching): I noticed that one of my Japanese bonsai books talks about rosemary bonsai, which surprised me. It said to root prune in the dead of winter, which is unusual. It also said that you can branch prune at any time of year. It recommended root pruning frequently because you can't take much off at once and they tend to get root systems that tie themselves up in knots. I was going to root prune in spring, but when I saw that I figured I'd better wait until winter next year.
Birds nest spruce is really becoming something good.
👍👌👌
Standard weeping willow Nigel!
Your forest is really, really nice. it give me the temptation to try
WOW! You sure do have a lot of bonsai trees. Each one is unique and becoming a beautiful bonsai under your care.
I just subscribed to your channel. Love your succulent Sunday videos and have been watching all of them. You've inspired me to attack my jade tree and attempt to make it a bonsai.
Great collection of trees. I don't see you do much wiring. Any reason why?
How’s the sequoia forest doing? 🙂
Great update Nigel – we lose track of their progress otherwise. 🙄
❤❤🙏🙏🙏bonsai🙏🙏 Indonesia🇮🇩
Neat to see all the trees! Sometimes there are some I forget you have. Then when I see it's like rediscovering it!
Awesome