so many beautiful trees!

AMAZING GARDEN.

Amazing begining, what an image!!!!!

Thanks for the Video. Good Luck at the US National. Very nice Bonsai Trees

I have seen many videos of Bonsai, nothing like yours Bjorn! Loved the quality of your garden & the grade you maintain. Become a big fan of yours. Here in India, we got few players.

Amazing. Thanks for posting.

The "overalls with no shirt" underneath should be the official company uniform.

great video... can't wait for the pre-show update... BTW loving the music accompaniment with the visuals!!

Trees are stunning as always, but the cinematography is on point as well. Love the color grade.

Beautiful. Looking forward to seeing that tree in September!

Every one of your videos, Bjorn, makes me instantly calmer. And beautiful trees. Niwa wa subarashii desu!

Love all your videos have watched since the japan days, hope to see the nursery one day.

Been away from the channel for a bit but I always love seeing your work! Love the garden too. American rustic aesthetics, Japanese bonsai. So rad!!

Always great to see Momo, and loved seeing Cameron as well! Good stuff!

Your garden and your trees are becoming more and more beautiful. Thumbs up for your video and editing skills. They are progressing with your bonsai! 👍

Amazing ...

Awesome...

That yamadori is only 4 years in the making ? Wow, fantastic especially after you trimmed it is a work of art already. Simply gorgeous.

Can not wait to see this tree in person!!!

Great video as always! Thanks so much for sharing,your trees are wonderful! Very compliments Bjorn 👍👍👍👍😊

Phenomenal. Inspiring to us pleebs.

Excelent work 😉👏🏼👏🏼

As usual great looking trees!

Very good

Good buce video ... i like ... 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿

You need to get some cedars Bjorn!

Great. i like your video and i love bonsai ❤

Wow u guys really uped your production quality!

I can't wait for the National show.

I love how you made a hybrid style between the Japanese traditional bonsai garden and your own style, the trees that you have are sublime, I wish someday having a space and a few trees like yours.

Woow its amazing

All of The trees were amazing. Always love your videos😍.This is a great cinamatic video. Can you make some videos about tropical trees too?🌳

Nice!

The best master

Wow this is next level Björn! Love the vid 👌🏻

Bravo ,would love to meet you

this is soul of art amazing

omg , look nice

Oh these juniper videos are always on spot! Loving these trees I'm getting the secondary growth on my juniperus communis nana and thinking if i should pinch back the growth or not..

Gjb 🙏😯❤️

Your trees are absolutely magnificent. As are your thoughts. Thanks

Can you do a video showing you extracting a tree from the wild?

Will you make a video on all the trees you take to the exhibition?

🌪️

Wow

How long does it take to dig up one of those massive cypress up

with bonsai this big. how do you maintain the roots?

I love the video, but regarding to this topic I rather wish to see deciduous trees and your competent explanations to them instead of conifers because for me deciduous are the embodyment of pruning choices. Maybe next time ☺️🙏🏼

4 years = very short amount of time heh only bonsai artists

Do u have a Murraya Paniculata bonsai?

My trees got heavily stressed and a bit burned in the heat. Not very happy about it. Wish I had some type of shade place for them.

what causes individual needles to get leggy?

Great video, as usual, but never having actually seen a well developed, trained juniper bonsai up close, ( or any other for that matter ), and really not having the education this video explains thats needed for the present and future of a tree's development, makes my collection of trees all examples of mistakes made, year after year. The pruning of Junipers especially elude me. My Shimpaku's, and my other Junipers are disastrous. Your videos are inspiring, but without the education on each species like you have, its a very hard thing to get right. Timing especially, technique as well...

Those bonsai look incredibly heavy. Have you ever thought of getting a cart that has a scissor lift built in?

I'm not sure that I like those yamadori one-seed junipers. To me they look like 1950s driftwood art - a touch kitschy.