This man is one of Britain's national treasures!

He's wonderful. His narrative, although unscripted, is articulate, informative, clear and accessible. No hesitation, just his knowledge and observations freely shared. (Well, not exactly "freely" - I'm sure there's a fee for his workshops - but there is still a generosity and a genuine desire for others to understand that's evident in his teaching.) This is all the more remarkable because he's doing this in a second language.

I'm so glad I found a new hobby because of this pandemic. I'm starting a bonsai too out of desert rose and plumerias. This makes me so excited and it's really nice for our health because we get in touch with nature.

The perfect bonsai channel! I love this guy already

I have watched you wire about 100 times, And still enjoy it. still picking up little things. like watching a movie for the second time picking out scenes that you didn't see the first time you watched it.

These videos are absolute gems. Explaining the viewpoint, considered decisions and measured actions from a master. Thank you!

He seems quite rough with the plants, which gives me confidence in handling my plants when I pot them etc (I'm a beginner)

Thanks very much Peter. The best teachers are the ones that answer questions that havent been asked yet.

If only I lived closer I would attend one of there workshops and visit Herons. So much knowledge. Hello from the United States.

Your videos have really given me a lot of info. Picking up the hobby again after a long hiatus im learning 100 times more than I did reading books 18 years ago before the internet

Great introduction to wiring trees 👍

best speaker so far. nailing the right word.big applause

i love these videos compared to others posted on youtube, he is so straight forward. and comedic XD

Thx for sharing Peter,.cant wait for the next one.

Lovely little video and the smile on their faces, they are hooked!

It makes me feel warm and fuzzy to see someone using Felco 2s.

Interesting, entertaining and informative as always

Great presentation.Thanks for sharing these educational videos.👍💕

Another good video Peter. Always learning from you. I never get tired of watching, and listening to them. Learnt a lot from you this year. What a blast from the past. Pebble Mill At One, I remember seeing you on it. Shaping a cotoneaster as I recall. Remember Peter Seabrooke too, he hosted Gardeners World at one time. The shirt, another Bobby dazzler!

He's such a good teacher. Just excellent.

Hi peter great video as always. Thank you for the reply the other day much appreciated. Much respect from kent.

Great video Peter!! Nice and simple tutorial

Thank you master for your valuable lesson. I learn alot from your channel . A bonsai enthusiast from srilanka .🇱🇰

I love your videos !! You do a great job with information

Yes I believe you know what you are doing you are a master I love everything about Chinese art flower arrangement right now I now feeling to make a garden with a water fountain on a hill not forgetting a little house at the top it was always my dream , then my house burned down I lost everything including my plants be, looking at your video s I got inspired to get back to it , thank you for sharing, God bless you 🙏🏼

Eyesight his knees happiest of seeing human smile roger ways to pirates just natural 🥰🥰

Liked your workshop,wriring plants,,I too learnt lot from your video n trying to do it

Thank you for the knowledge..now i feel more confident to wire my bougainvillea to bonsai.

Useful information, thanks for sharing

Master class. You make it look so easy. Love it. Another amazing shirt mr chan.

very good info thanks.I have booked a course and look forward to my visit !

Great tutorial for beginners, thank you!

Wonderful video, great information.

Another brilliant video.

Fab video a pleasure to watch and found it very helpful :)

Thanks for sharing peter.nice video 😃

You've got some strong hands to wrap the wire like that.

WOnderful! I can´t wait to come visit again

Very, very informative video of wiring! TY Sir!

Great lesson 👏 , from your experience

Gives me happiness

Thank you for providing important information.

So nice. I wish I could go there for a lesson 🙂🙂🙂

Great hobby

I found this after wiring my new juniper, I used Mr Miyagi's advise to close my eyes and see the shape, that movie is the reason I've wanted one forever, I'm glad I did something right with it lol, but I still can't see what branches to cut yet

this is so good

Awesome!!! He said copper wire from old electric lines hahaha, that's what I use. Sometimes the bonsais I make look like a wire mess! Here's hoping for a good outcome

Great lesson ! I wish someday to visit and take your class.

Thanks for this informative video 🙂

4:03 "I think there is erm...something we call common sense" The guy with the moustache: XD

Thank you it is very educational!

Trust me guys, it is not as easy as he makes it look. Don't lose confidence.

I know that he's got decades of skill but his heavy-handedness makes me less afraid to try this.

I seem to be missing a step. I just started with a Willow Bonsai. It was started with a log that is about 1” across. I quickly have several shoots growing rapidly. My question is when do you start wiring? Should I wait until the shoots get a little thicker, more like a branch? Should I start as soon as the shoots are 8”-10”?

His videos are easy to understand!!...appreciate it.! can anyone tell me where to buy a good quality gardening tools from??... I mean garden scissors to be precise.

To learn from the master, i need enlightenment ! my acers need some of your mastery

Good job

Thank You Sir, from India

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To good nice fantastic, l like it To much, Thanks for teaching us 👍👏👌💲💰🎄🌲🌹🌷🌄

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It's one thing to do the 2 and 3 branch principle - it is another to know what angle to wire a tree trunk or branch at and how you know you are doing it right. That was one of my failings the first time I was into Bonsai.

Have you ever broke/snapped branches to divert the growth direction? I weigh the branches down with heavier stones. I like using larger plant material as well.

Thank you for your videos. I have been trying to do Bonsai for 20 years but have just now started catching on as I live in the desert of west Texas. Have started back after years of giving up after killing many trees. Do you have a listing for ordering pre Bonsai material.

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Would love to know the gauge/size of wires you used for your various Bonsai

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How do I get in contact and on a video with this man I’d love that experience

How long do you keep the wire on before removing it?

Where are you situated in England...I would like to visit your work-shops

I’ve enjoyed learning from your videos. I decided to start with two clearance Japanese maples from a big box store (Acer Japonés Tamukeyama and Acer palmatum var. dissectum 'Crimson Queen'). I don’t need them to be small. I like the larger patio-sized bonsai, like your larger examples. Toward what bonsai style should one aim in weeping/cascading varieties of Japanese maples? The pruning videos for maples all use a variation of the upright style, which seems ill suited for these varieties. I can’t find any pictures of bonsai of this type or other guidance for cascading varieties of maples. Could you do a video on this type?

Amazing video! Do u have any tips on some beginner trees I can start with ? Or have you made any videos for beginner ?

Merry Christmas Peter . I wanted to ask you a question. I watch different Bonsai videos. There was a particularly video. The bark on this beautiful bonsai’s bark was white. How do they achieve that? Do you do this method? Cincinnati Ohio

That place looks familiar...... ;-)

What size wires do people use the most?

I need a larch!!!!

I had mold (the white furry kind) growing on the soil of a juniper which I water every other day usually. Did removing the mold suffice or should I repot the plant?.

I found a small tree in my garden which I put in a pot and know I’m waiting for it to grow a little bit bigger until I can make it until a bonsai

What age would you wire a maple

My bonsai Mabel is about 5 inches tall can I start shaping it now

Hi! I now have my Serissa since 2,5weeks. Always watered daily. It was on the window shelf. Now wheather is colder. Still, I dont know why: Almost all leaves are suddenly dried out. PLS help how I can safe it? I think it is still alive as when cutting branches theres still green underneath. Kindest regards from Vienna!

Hey Peter, please have someone figure out a way to get higher video quality (better camera or best resolution, etc). Your content and teachings are too great to have anything lost to anything but the best quality video. Thank you for freely sharing your wisdom and passion.

how do you shape a jabadaca tree

when can we remove the wire shapers? if you leave the wire for a year, will the branches hold their shape enough to remove the wires?

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Hey Peter, are electrical copper wires stripped of their plastic exterior safe to use or does it need to be the "annealed" bonsai wire they sell? I heard the copper is toxic to trees and all i have now is electrical copper wire i get from a electrician friend.

My favourite thing about plants: you buy one, you can now have thousands of them.

I love your videos about bonsai but there are always jets flying overhead. Are you on a flight path?

What is the tree called he’s wiring in the start (around the 3:30 min mark)?

I wish i could work on your nursery

icwant to join your bonsai school.

Hello

Hmm make a bonsai out of anything you say? I made something that you could call an underwater tanuki... its basically just java ferns planted into hollow cholla wood on one end , and then the roots grown through the holes in the cholla wood and fixed itself there permanently, I made a small 3 tree underwater forest like that but would you call it underwater bonsai?

What is this gentleman first and last name?

Great video as usual but wouldn't it be better for the people standing watching you if you had stood at the other side of the table so they could see a bit better at what you were doing! But still a great video thank you as always,

1:56 nooo the birch

第八分鐘，那顆開滿小菊花，什麼？樹

2:00 ah so they had a NATURAL only cut and grow method?

I am a retired person aged 60 years residing in Lucknow, India and wish to start a nursery with Bonsai making. Will you please guide me about the minimum space to begin with. May you help me by proving a reference in India for guidance. Regards

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