this is how adult men can still be little boys and impress the entire world at the same time. Love this video.

paying attention to your work is like watching a work of art in progress. its always something new for me. God Bless people like you. good day more power!

You are a Nature and a Perspective Master Nigel! Love your intuitive work and as always the peaceful energy you share :)

What a beautiful job Nigel. The tree in front of the rocks along with the moss and the red clay road is excellent. Thankyou for the video. Very inspiring..

Perfect composition with all combinations, jeep or zebra ... whatever ... a hug and congratulations Nigel.

Awesome job ! I liked your idea with using the pottery dust on the trail. Thank you for taking us with you on yet another amazing bonsai journey!

That kopje landscape is so beautiful, inspiring

Love the African Kopje landscape. The main Serissa has a wonderful trunk line. Nigel you explain the whole process very clearly, which make it really easy to a novice to understand.

you put so much work into these videos, we love you Nigel!

Wow, that turned out great! Your group plantings and landscapes showcase your creativity and affinity for nature in ways that styling a tree simply can't display. I focus much more on the landscape as a result of being one of your remote disciples - such a great way to establish a scale for the tree/s; not to mention all the additional hours of obsessive immersion!

Just what I needed to see to wind down and start the weekend. Thanks for the great video Nigel.

Really love this, love watching these videos, you're inspiring to watch!! I'm only 19 and I'm becoming more connected to nature and am trying to grow my own bonsai from both juniper seeds and young plants. Thankyou for being a mentor, it's hard to find people as passionate about their plants as you.

I love your work, mate. Inspiring and wonderful attention to detail.

What a fun project! I just love it! The addition of the Land Rover and the moss make it really cute!

Very cute ! And it's just the start, Learned a lot again , Thank you very much Nigel.

Hi everyone, new in Bonsai. Just love the way you explain everything in detail Nigel. Your such a big help. All the best to you.

Wow What an excellent job. I enjoy every second of your videos. My favorites are landscapers. I missed them already Thanks

Nigel I love your work and the fact that you do diy ideas al the time

Wow that landscape really turned out great, especially after adding the moss and sand! I think putting the rocks in the back was a wise idea!

Hi Nigel, great landscape. You really have a good feeling for composition. And you inspired me again for making a new landscape. Keep up the good work..!

So inspirational! You are truly talented and I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make them

good morning Nigel it's 6am in Australia and I'm watching your fantastic video again what a way to start the day thank you

Wow! It's so beautiful! You really do wonders Nigel. Thanks for such a wonderful video. Regards.

Very beautiful Nigel. You inspire me.

Nice work Nigel, love the natural view

It looks great! And I love the pot that you've used for this!

Very nice landscape and video as always. Lots of information, tips and tricks. Very helpful video for when I'm going to create my Liquidambar styraciflua landscape/forest. Thank you Nigel

Hi there Nigelyes : finally the african landscape is on !!! Great job, so happy the zebra's back !!!thank you for sharing and please please keep posting the gooood stuff !!!

You are amazing Nigel, your imagination surprises me every time..... I wish if I could even do 10 percent of what you do....

This looks amazing.., I do love your pots as well

Your landscaping is just unbelievable! Keep up that really great ambition and skill!

Well done ! Thx for the upload of another relaxing video.

Beautiful. I am glad that you included the decision making process of this one.

Excellent Nigel, As someone else said, I like the thought process ..... it really turn out to be pretty cool

This is so natural looking. ❤ I beats most of the other penjing style that i see mostvof the time

I envy the big space u owe the club and all the time u hv got. But still I love the child in you who likes to play! :) Thanks fr d nice video and inspiration!

Absolutely beautiful. The zebra was a nice touch.

I love this arrangement. fantastic job.

I recently discovered your posts and I am just amazed at what you are able to do. This is just an amazing landscape. I am on my first adventure with bonsai by growing from seed what I hope are Bolivian Rainbow Peppers. They are currently thriving and after the first harvest near the end of the year I hope to prune them back and replant them in bonsai pots for the winter and then keep them indoors after that.

I love landscapes, i want to make one myself. Nice little desert!

excellent work Nigel ,very inspiring....

Awesome! As always 😍 O'Neil 🌴✌🏾

You are inspiring us with your cool ideas! Thanks for the great video!

It looks really nice ! It was a great idea in the first place to train your Serissa into African Acacia trees :) I really enjoyed the thoughs process, it's really inspiring me for future projects. And it's nice to see one of your advanced projects getting there. It proves that even though sometimes, your tree has to look like a stick planted in the ground, with patience and good care, you can have them look proud just like the big boys out there. I only have a few trees for now, it really makes me want to grow some more ! Thank you Nigel !

I'm sure you've heard every compliment in the book, just wanted to say I'm proud your a fellow Canadian.🇨🇦

l just love this landscape. it already looks settled and mature.

I like the set up that you did! But for me I would put the two small trees on the left side along the road not too close together! And as far as the rocks goes, I place it around the big tree and some towards the road! As always loved your work Nigel!

Nice landscape👍🏽looks amazing

Beautiful work Nigel. You have a great 'eye' for naturalistic detail. Your videos are some of the most entertaining and instructive online. Can't wait to see what treats you have in store next ! P.S. Looking forward to the next update on the P afra forest :-)

Very very nice Nigel and funny !

you never disappoint

Como siempre maravillosoooo, buen trabajo felicitaciones

As always an impressive result! Sometime in one of your videos I'd be interested in hearing you talk about fertilizing all your beautiful bonsai.

That Serissa is getting better and better..

Congratulations! You are a great child whom you follow with pleasure, I subscribe!

Very nice nigel!! "The Art of bonsai" right here thank you

wow...wonderful penjing mr nigel greetings from italy

*"Koppie"* means *hill* for those of you who weren't sure

very inspiring. thank you for your awesome videos..

Wooowwwww very nice 😉😃👌thank you sir, for me it's so inspiring 😃.

Wow amazing landscape miniatur African style , I like it

awwwww....... so pretty and lovely... amazing video Nigel. .. as always, loved you attention to details. (just my thought, you could have made the pathway more visible, broader towards the front and immediately narrowed and as a thin line towards the back to make it even more 3d look from the front) over all... damn excellent video... super inspiring!!!

Sir I am really amazed to see your works... It really inspired me to start bonsai practice as well.... I am planning to start with a lemon tree, right from the seedling. Kindly post a video on the soil preparation and a video on moss culturing and other small plants that you use to give small details.... I made a small terrarium inside a light bulb out of moss. I would like you to see it. Thank you... And hats off again!!

A really interesting and entertaining video, nice one 🌴

Beautiful!

I like much the land scape you created after so many exercises

I started using drywall repair mesh to cover my drainage holes and I find it's really easy to use and inexpensive. it even holds itself in place as long as the pot is clean when you put it down. about 1/8inch size squares.

eres el rey de los mini paisajes .enhorabuena

I suppose the aloe is your favorite bonsai - not only give you the pleasure of working on a bonsai, but also provide you food! )))) P.S. I like the new landscape, is looking great!

nicely arrange.... beautiful

This is incredible

Amazing work and imagination! I enjoyed watching this and all of your videos. Any suggestion where to find those beautiful shallow pots?

Belo trabalho,um abraço do seu fã brasileiro!!!!!

Really enjoyed watching how you build this landscape. The sand roadways were a nice touch but I wanted to ask if there was any need for concern about the sand working its way down into the root system and causing problems with roots/drainage

The terra cotta was a nice touch

Love it so adorabe

Are you going to keep the land rover in the landscape? if you did, you could always roll it along a little to get some tire tracks in the dirt for effect

Very beautiful landscape, I love the way you prune the big serissa (probably didn't spell that right). Have you had any experience with Hinoki cypress or false cypress? I just bought a young hinoki and from what I'm reading it seems like a finicky tree.

Great idea and even better execution. I feel that as this landscape grows and you get the chance to refine it, it may soon become a real showpiece. On a side note, do you think that using worm 'wee' will be beneficial and sufficient fertilisation for my bonsai trees. I have a worm farm and have been wondering about it.

You have very beautiful serissa! I have a question about cuttings, have you had success with large serissa cuttings, I am thinking about doing a trunk chop and rooting the top. My trunk is about 1cm think. Do you think this would be successful?

Very nice end result.

Beautiful arrangement Nigel. You've a lot of aquariums used as benches and work tables. Do/did you keep fish at some point?

Good video!

BEAUTIFULL BONSAI

Great one, Nigel. What is the ratio of your soil? Thanks!

Hey Nigel, I just had a quick question for you. Im really interested in getting more into bonsai, but I just moved into an apartment that doesnt have very good lighting. Do you have any suggestions on tress that handle low light well? Thanks!

great landscape Nigel. how small is too small when it comes to drainage mesh? if the mesh is fine enough to hold a bit of water, will that prevent airflow to any noticeable degree?

I like your work

Nigel, thanks so much for posting. Recently watched your update on this one which was great. Where do you get your pots? I'm in central Ohio and wondering if online is best.

Nice!

Hizo I love the pot. Can you tell me what it is and whether it is plastic or ceramic Thanks

Sir will u please tell me the bigger bonsai name use for this landscape

Looking good! But a slight nitpick: I think that maybe the feeling of the savanna might be improved if it was slightly more arid looking, because that yellow, dry looking grass is so tightly linked with savanna imagery.

OMG Very very nice

Hi Nigel what do you think of plastic bonsia pots ?

nice vid,nigel

Is that three on the right-hand side of the window-sill dead? Maybe I missed a camera-perspective showing some.

Nigel, have you try drywall joint tape, work well for me for drainage holes.

Wow....it's wonderful...one thing I want to ask you that do you make bonsai soil of your own or use a ready made one, coz. it looks different.......is there any special ingredient for bonsai soil.....

Was that the yucca in the background of the pine? It's looking lush!