Always a pleasure to watch a pro at work

Love these videos! Thank you.

Great video as always. Good to see how field grown pines are dealt with to tidy them up and reporting info.

Came over last week and got a lovely Western hemlock. You were busy as usual. Keep growing.xx

Great video again as always

Omg the studio looks amazing loving the log burner, it’s so satisfying watching you at work the trees look amazing too, looking like a visit is on the cards soon 😜

Just exactly what I needed.🙏 Also, I will be making plans to buy one of your wire caddies very soon. 👍

great demo thanks and this helps us noobs in bonsai

As per usual.. Superb

I pressed ‘like’ before watching. Knew it was going to be good….thanx for all you put into these videos. Can’t wait for the next one …

Wow, another great video. Gets better and better.

Thanks Corin

A true artist.

Nice one Corin! Happy New Year to you and the Greenwood team.

Nice demonstration of practical technique for developing a pine. Thank you.

I appreciate that you take the time to show beginners such as myself "how it's done".

So much information in so little time! Great work here on the black pine. I was overwhelmed looking at it in the crate. Then you pulled it out and once you took off the 2 lower branches I could see more clearly. Thank you for sharing.

Fantastic 😊loved seeing you work on this JBP . Wish I lived in the UK I’d buy one from you.

Corin i love your videos, but you should invest in a micro to put on your clothes. It would make the audio part of your videos as good like the video itself😊👍 really like your channel. Keep up the top notch work!

didnt know you could cut the growth back like that on a pine ....thanks corin

Very Nice, Show!

Good looking tree, I also like the quick math 😁.

Amazing 😍.. Salam bonsai dari Indonesia 🇮🇩❤❤

Up near Matlock for a few days from the 23rd can’t wait to get over to see your new intake.

Nice stuff and work Corin. can you put one or two into an overnight bag to New Jersey.🤪Steve.

Thank you for another great video.

Great ❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍

Cracking material that

I wish that you could ship to the US I would love to have a tree that you have started to make a pre bonsai just in the first stages of training and one from Peter Chan also I love what you both style your trees

Like and thank you.

Its interesting to see the timings of the seasons northern hemisphere vs south, Here in NZ the hottest part of our summer is really only just beginning and you guys are about to hit spring.

Hello mr Corin, interesting video. What's your opinion: could the same procedure work for Scots Pines?

Unusual wrist watch man, may I be so bold as to enquire what it is?

Wish yall could ship to the US. Wish they made it easier to ship from country to country.

👍👌👌🙂

Would enjoy a follow up on this video

Hi Do you place them outside after this work or do you keep them protected from the weather?

Noice!

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It's a shame we can't buy this outside the UK.

Hey corin great video . I just bought one of these last year. This year i want to approach graft one of its own branches into the trunk how do i know when the branch has taken to cut it? Will the trunk roll over the graft? Also had one person tell me to just fit the graft into the trunk without skinning back to the cambium on the graft and it will still take. Would this be ur preffered method or skin the cambium and line it up with the trunks cambium? Thanks corin

These plastic pots have no central holes. How can you expect good drainage ?

Do you protect the trees from frost now after repotting or can they take that? And is it possible for all native species to repot now, or better wait for another month? Thanks :)

Nice work. Just a few questions pls. I'm in south africa and i was taught at my club that jbp should have their roots worked on in oct month.(your april). Do you also do this type of work later? March/april? I also have some jbp seedlings in a tray atm. Germinated in oct,so they are roughly 3 months old. Should i leave them till our spring to repot? It's very hot here atm. Mid 30's c. Thanks.

Hi Corin, I see you use a 1/1/1 mix of akadama, kiryu and pumice. I always thought kiryu is the same as pumice. Could you change the kiryu to lava instead?

I would love to buy one from you as they are when they arrive. Are they for sale in that state ..

I am surprised to see the black pines up in Nottingham. Peter Warren has mentioned that he does not grow them due to the lack of sufficient light for them to prosper so he mainly favors Scotts pine. I believe he is in the London area.

Sad you can not ship to norway

And a maths guy