Nice one! Congrats, Appalachian.

Awesome share, the tube and the tie down!

You saved it! That little pine looks happier in you care!

Possibly my favorite tree you've ever featured.

I love your videos. they have helped me in many ways. I haven't seen any from you in awhile. I hope you and your family are well. Looking forward to seeing more. Thanks for all the work you do helping people like me.

Wow such a beautiful find! Great to know about the root washing. The only trees I have right now were ficus cuttings and I thoroughly washed the roots with no problems. This info will help because I've spotted a cedar that has been neglected on my parent's yard and I was planning to use it for bonsai and I won't wash the roots.

I love bonsai and bluegrass. Thanks for making these. Always been interested in collecting my own locally. From KY here :)

I flippin love your videos on collecting. Nice work!

Got to say, when you were potting that up I thought to myself, "No chance, not enough root for a pine". But blow me down, it's done fantastically!! Thanks for sharing.

you are so lucky to find the white pine. I have not been lucky here in central Texas finding good trees for Bonsai in the fields.

बोनसाई बनाने का आसान और उमदा तरीका।एक नया और सफल प्रयोग ।बहुत खूब भाई जी। देवराज सिंह

What an amazing find! Good work chaps 👍

I've been waiting for your new hunt video, Pal :D

Very very Nice ... i never though it would come up that beautiful. Thank you for the video.

That's an incredible white pine. It has such a unique shape to it.

Wow, what a find! Love it! Great job.

I killed two Eastern White Pines this spring that I collected last year. I learned the hard way that they need lots of feeder roots. Both had thick tap roots with very little feeders. However, my collected Eastern red Cedar and my Eastern Hemlock came to life this summer and are putting out new growth everywhere! Neither had a thick tap roots. Great video. Thanks again!

You bet you're off to a good start. Excellent job!

This is a beautiful find. Conifers scare me a wee bit. The only yamadori I've done is deciduous trees. I did I simple Walmart stock juniper recently, and I think it's going to make it. But being down here in Florida now, there is a really cool species of pine that is everywhere and looks so lovely. I think I'm going to try and unearth one someday.

A new subscriber from India.. Love your collection.. and simple techniques..

That White pine is a beautiful specimen!

Appalachian Bonsai always full of surprises!

Very good video, beautiful place this your friend!

Beautiful tree, great future bonsai.Lucky find. Thank you from uk.

Your videos are beautifully made. Thank you for sharing!

Great find and great video, thanks for sharing! Have a blessed day.

Thanks for another entertaining and educational presentation! Looking forward to seeing it closer to finish. Keep'em coming! Cheers, Dick from Vancouver.

I recently found one along the side of the road in Meadows of Dan. It is doing really well and looks to be about 3 years old, and the root ball was solid with no huge tap root. Put it into a large cup with a lot of local dirt and soaked it well. Then covered the top with wet paper towels, since we were on vacation and it would be a few days before we returned home.

Thank you for the tips. You're a bonsai legend.

I can’t wait to see what this tree looks like in 60 years!! Whoop whoop!!!

Great find I enjoy your videos beautiful trees !

Great vid mate! all the best from Durham uk😊

what a beautiful beautiful root system.. and a nice growth too it has a great potential on becoming a bonsai tree someday ..Ive seen this tree in your spring update last time ...thanks for the video ...been waiting for it.... by the way it was a beautiful place there such a good place to look for bonsai trees ....love it!!

Hi from Belgium, I adore your work in the nature, rescue trees is the best!

Ben, another great and instructive video. Lucky you to have such friends with cleared farm land. Unfortunately for us in the tropics we have very few conifers to work with. Keep up the good work

Nice! What a great find!!! Awesome👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Love the tree, great work.

Great find! Thanks for the video!

Hey, thanks for sharing. Nice find.

Beautiful trunk!

Excellent video as always ! Shared and Liked !

Thank You, Enjoyed your video.... Love Bonsai❤️

Wow! Its so beautiful!

That dog is the funniest!!!!

I really am looking forward to see an update video on this white pine. it's a lovely tree.

Thanks for your effort to make this very good video. I enjoyed it.

Great find!

loved the tree!

I just discovered your channel. I love it. makes want to be there in that ladscape learning all this techniques.

Awesome video thank you so much for the info I’ve been looking to work with our native white pines there’s sO many near me! Dog cameo was funny too👍🏻🇺🇸

O canal é muito bom, e graças a quem colocou legenda em português eu pude ver, obrigado.

Very beautiful plant, already with an incredible design, good conicity, it will be very pleasant to work and turn it into a bonsai, is not it? We want to see more ahead. Congratulations on your good fortune finding it. Its property is of an abundance for bonsai, incredible.

Awesome channel Man!

Gold you found!!!😍😍

Nice find!

Wow, nice find

Excellent find.

What a find!

I miss your regular videos!!!

Beautiful work .

Beautiful tree!!

Lovely work

Such an enjoyable experience!

Beautiful tree!

You made my day. Thanks!

great job buddy

Beautiful 🌿🌱

HI, I'm from Brazil and would like to know what kind of material did you used in the substrate. Thx for sharing!!

impressive...thank you for sharing your skills...

Thank you for rescaling the damage that was done when you took the tree.nit like other you tubers that leave it all destroyed

Awesome!!

Hi my friend how long, what beautiful plant, congratulations for collecting this plant, hugs and stays with GOD.

What a beautiful tree.

Hell of a tree there man!

oh man. a real beauty!!!😍😍😍

Very informative! Thanks for the vid

It looks like an awesome bonasi already .

Very cool!

You've been waiting patiently to show us this one! Btw, wasn't there a vid on collecting/yamadori ethics on the way? Would love to hear more about that. Thanks~

Great choice.😎👍🏼

Do you have more videos? I'd love to see what the trees look like now.

Such a beauty, great find! Looking forward to more videos in the future. Just a little tip though: since most of the sound in your films are voice-overs, maybe mute or lower the sound on your footage from your treehunts and work on the tree? The wind and other background noise can be a bit loud. Cheers from the Netherlands!

Nice tree you got.. for Bonsai

Oh que grandioso. Lo haces ver tan sencillo. Que empezare a buscar algunos como ese.

That's a helluva Eastern White Pine and I bet it'd make a helluva bonsai timber frame.

Thanks. I like videos so much from VN.

Amazing , I love bonsai

Great Channel! Your narration reminds me of PBS, so well done! Subscribed! AAR

Love this.

Thanks for the great videos! Do you fertilize your collected material in spring immediately following collection or do you wait a year?

I am curious on what is the best season to collect a specimen? I understand it varies from region to region, trying not to forget that not all areas have all seasons in full. I live in NY so experience all the seasons somewhat traditionally whereas areas like Florida rarely see the drastic variations of the seasons. I am a newbie to this, but would like to hear suggestions from all regions and variations of season. Even if you live in an area where you dress up a palm tree during the holiday season, would love to hear what you found to be the best season based on the environmental characteristics of your state, country or region.

I found a young eastern white pine at Costco with many branches growing towards the bottom so I bought it and root pruned it and trunk chopped it and to my surprise it did very well. It’s only been about a month and all the candles have transformed into almost thick branches. I’m not sure if I should let the candles mature into branches and wait for next year since the tree has already gone through much stress or should prune now to ramify the needles?? I am quite happy with how well the tree has taken to work Dobson it

Thanks for share cheers from Brazil Take care!

Incredible find I'd love to see a simple feeding recommendation to fellow the very informative soul episodes you've done and a recommendation on the top 3 mixes wood also be of grate interest to many a beginner such as myself... thanks for everything and keep up the incredible work, 🥃cheers🍻

Id love to see an update of this tree. I have an eastern white pine too and i find it bleeds a lot, the needle is bowning a bit, possibly because of the winter burn but the growth is great. The needles are quite large on it and the bark is very juvenile and I realise it may never be a great Bonsai but it still is a fun tree to work on. I would love for you to give me some tips on it, if its possible

That poor land is hammered from overgrazing and logging. Sad. Good find on the bonsai.

Something to consider is if you can’t find a good tree to use , why not collect some seed from wild stock and grow some from scratch and the extra plants plant back out were you got the seed from and help nature recover. Especially on farm land that’s been neglected.

really nice move!

Happy bonsai hunting.

GREAT VIDEO..!!!!!! 🙏🏼❤️🙌🏼🌟🌱