the hotwheel definetly adds to the african feel!

We got a baby bunny too. Munching grass like crazy. Those babies are ridiculously cute.

Thank you Nigel! We know you have been busy with the show prep work so thank you for continuing to show us your work!

One of my may favorite bonsais of yours! Yaya was waiting for this one

Nigel on a daily basis. I love it!

Awesome job Nigel! 😀😀

This is one of my favourite bonsais of yours. It’s a shame one of the trees died 😔 Still looking good though. Can’t wait to see it in its new pot. Thanks for sharing

I’m loving the silkie chickens 🐓💕

I just got into bonsai. Your videos always make me realize the amount of work and artistic still that goes into these beautiful trees.

3rd lol, been loving the uploads Nigel!!

Nice change to the trees Nigel.... getting close to showday!!!

The Serissa bonsai looks great ! I also like the idea of your new front your going to use in future.

lolllll you are so wholesome with your chickens and bunnies

That serissa came a long way Mr. Saunders. Beautiful! Nice caterpilar collection you have there :)

Really like your forest arrangements, and this tree in particular. It would work really well as a stand alone or in a penjing.

Superthrive helps sick and shocked trees many people swear it works miracles might be worth a try from my experience with it I'll never ever forget to use it again

I was wondering about your Yew. Thanks for the update. I hope it survives. One thing that this hobby has taught me (besides patience) is never get too emotionally attached to you trees. Good luck. Thanks

Very Cool tree! And bunny.... Poor tree. Hang in there tree, you can do it! We believe in you!

Nigel you must protect the yew over winter we need to see it next season.🤞

What a wonderful creepy crawly start to your bonsai. You made me smile!! Liked the cameo appearance of Billie Bunny as well. Your serissa is one of the best I've seen. I understand that they are very difficult to keep growing. You surely have the "magic touch" with it. Does it ever flower?

Good luck with the show, sir! Looking forward for new updates :)

Thank you for the video.

Very beautiful Nigel. Cant believe that 4wd seems ageless 😁😁

try planting the yew in pure sphagnum moss and keep it well shelterd but not too warm over the winter and it may survive!

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Very nice 👌

These trees look like your hair lol! But I m really impressed so beautiful 😍

The poor yew, I really like it. But it may pull through.

the moment of revenge for the dead leaves. Justice for leaves!

that was a good start to your video hi 5 nigel

really love your channel and i find it's the best channel to learn about bonsai. How often do you water your bonsai? Also can you create some series about intricacies of the art?

Fala Nigel, tranquilo? E aquela schefflera actinophyla? Espero ver a atualização da mesma, grato pela atenção, abraço.

Great vid as usual Nigel. What type of stand do you use for filming?

There's another bonsai growing up on your head Nigel. Mind pruning it time to time too😂

Que homem desarrumado!

Bummer about the yew. I have to say that it looks much less healthy than any of the five that I collected this spring. Do you think it was the timing?

This is hysterical! I recall maybe more than a decade ago people on the now defunct bonsaitalk were up in arms about a picture of a dead rodent caught in a trap where someone had over wintered their trees. Nigel you are a twisted man..... but in a good way...... like on an old pomegranate tree in a aqua colored Chinese pot. I'll be laughing about this for a while. Thanks

Hey Nigel, this tree is really amazing, how old is it?

Hi Nigel, always nice to see your acacia style serissa. Is it me? or the camera angle/distance, but the leaves on the serissa look bigger than in previous videos. If it is not just an optical illusion, I wonder if they are suffering of something. After you removed the dead trees, at first the back tree looked "wrong", kind of too close to the main tree, but looking a couple more seconds, that tree gives such depth to the composition. Amazing. For the taxus maybe in a cold green house for the winter.

Hi Nigel. Sorry to see that your Yew tree is not doing so well. What if you would cut away all of the dead branches so all the nutrients will go towards what is left and green to help strengthen the living branches? Would that possibility give the tree a better chance of survival? Just a thought.

I've been looking for a Serissa for about a month now.. can't find one :(

Thanks for reestablishing the black background. I kept meaning to mention to you that the trees you've worked on recently were often hard to distinguish from surrounding trees making it difficult to tell what exactly you were working on.

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I noticed the yew in the background. Did it officially die?

What camera do you use?

What soil do you use to allow your serissa to flourish like that?? Im having a lot of trouble with mine. Thanks

Foist .... . . . so close , yet so far.

Try making some willow water for your sick tree.

Hello...sorry to pop up with this question but does somebody know when a serissa veriegata blooms? I have it since this last december and it was 7 years when I bought it. I love it so much but I'm not sure if I take good care since it hasn't bloomed yet...

Nigel ... Me hungry

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Don’t they say people tend to look like their pets 😝🌈🌈🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌈🌈🌈🙈

Good morning world!!!

you must be in a warm climate

why did I have to be eating at the start of this video NIGEL! lol

It looks amazing I gotta make a landscape like this too once I learn a bit more

His hair is a bonsai too.

Actually foetida is Latin for bad smell or smelly...

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Bruh yo hair lookin goofy asf but I kinda like it u mind if I copy

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Please trims you hair first...