I’m a new Bonsai enthusiast . I found it to be a meditative undertaking as well as an artistic expression . Your videos are inspiring . Thank you .

Hi, didn't know your father was Harry. His book was the reason I truly fell in love with bonsai 20 years ago. Thanks for that.

Despite Josh forgetting to push the On button for a few minutes, he does a superb job of actively following Corin's actions and really showing us what we want and need to see. Well done, Josh!

Corin, I’m glad I found your site and enjoy your videos. I met your father at one of his workshops in Vermont USA back in 2002. Great experience and his signed book is a treasure. When I moved I got rid of my collection but now at 78 I’m starting up again thanks to you and your excellent instruction.

Beautiful pot and tree combination. Thanks for taking time to share your work with us.

Amazing video! And no harm was done for not having recorded the beginning of reporting. Things like that happen, and it is normal... Keep up the good work boys.

That larch is something special indeed Enjoyed that

Thanks Corin for another awesome video. Stunning larches.

Herzlichen Dank für die Show. Olaf aus dem Grünen

brilliant ive got a very old larch ..bought from corrin for £8 when he was young and his dad was doing a display at the garden centre ..between derby/nottingham back in the day it was the first bonsai corin ever sold ( remember him asking his dad can he take the money ) as harry was busy..its now nearly 3ft high with a loverly spread ( heavy as hell to move ) needs 2 of us ..lol

The history is always my favorite, I love old bonsai magazines, reading and marketing material. It's really cool that your father made the tree, you have the tree, and the magazine it's featured in. Very unique story.

Greenwood is the only guy that shows you how tough bonsai really are. People are so sensitive about it

Corin, diesen Lärchenwald kenne ich auch noch aus dem Buch ihres Vaters.😊 Ich habe seit 5 Jahren selber einen kleinen Wald.....bis zu ihrem schönen Exemplar dauert es noch viele Jahre und ich hoffe diese Entwicklung noch zu erleben.

Bonsai phill very good video nice shape tree s beautiful bonsai s Thanks corin keep it up mate thanks

That's a stunning tree , real character.

Corin, you da man. Thanks for all that you do sir. Enjoy the early spring haste!

Every time I see a larch, I think MY FAVORITE bonsai. To be fair, I think that about every other bonsai I see, but none more than larches; I don't think I've seen a larch I don't like... My favorite bonsai at home are all...larches. I think that's who I've become and it aint bad.

Omg that looks so much better in that pot what a great potter. 🎉❤

Appreciate the sense of continuity and history you bring to your work Corin through obvious respect and love of the art. Factors of the past figuring into the present as shown in the trees gives a much more complete picture of each "gem in a pot!" Thank you!

What a treat watching this repot. The tree looks awesome in that pot. Thanks for sharing 🌲🪴🌳👩🏻‍🌾

Your love and admiration for your father is wonderful!

Dang, that is a beautiful larch and a great improvement in the new pot! Thanks for posting this video!

Great save from the non record. Love every min of greenwood bonsai. Hope to come visit one day. Bit hard living in Australia.❤😂

The new pot is a definite improvement on the original. It looks great now.

My son bought your dad's book for me and I have that photograph...

Glad you are busy mate! God bless you!

Thanks Corin. Lovely trees.

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YIKES! Those are some beautiful specimens. I always love seeing your collection. Just amazing. Thanks, keep growing

Amazing Tree Mate.

Brilliant my friend!🙏🙏🙏

Great video, tree looks amazing. Probably see you in about a fortnight.

Fantastic repot...your experience and commentary is so valuable... love the new pot!

Wonderful video Corin, and what a lovely pot for the tree. Thank you.👍

Great video as always 👍👍🙂

Très intéressant, merci pour la vidéo !

Nice tree and nice video!

The pot chosen greatly “enhances” this beautiful Larch. You have done it again!

Semplicemente incredibile meraviglioso ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Well done that man...really great demo of re potting and i look forward to my first year of re potting my trees...only young trees...so only some of them need doing...thanks for the inspirational video, take care ... see ya on the next video, a t b.. Gordon.

2:11 The same is true for Pennsylvania - Japanese Larch have been used extensively to reforest mining areas in northeast PA, and the larches folks are collecting for Bonsai are from this region, in my sphere, anyway.

Love the tree and the pot , both beautiful and the history of the tree's is amazing really is great to hear and see how the tree's have aged and progressed. Another fab video!

Sin duda, el árbol gana muchísimo en esa nueva maceta. Es un fantástico conjunto.

Thanks Corin. Stunning tree and great video as always. Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge and fabulous trees

Absolutely beautiful tree 🌳 great explanation and camera work too

The tree looks majestic in its new pot. Looking forward to seeing how it responds this spring and summer.

Love your videos Corin, but it would be nice to see younger trees under five years old. It would help an old pensioner on a budget like me, who will never see my little trees reach maturity. Thanks Corin.

Great video as ever with amazing trees. I always imagine an assistant having to dig you out of bonsai soil at the end of the day of reporting.

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I love this refferance to you're father corrin I met him in the 90s I feel so lucky to have met such an influencial guy the natwest advert made in th 80s is where I first saw you're father what an actual true legend of the British bonsai world

It still amazes me how early trees come into leaf in England, while up in the Scottish Islands many trees don't come into leaf until mid April through into May

Thanks for the video Corin I have repotted mine just one more to check if it needs repotting, I have always believed that the cones on Japanese larch the plates curl at the top whereas the European larch have flat plates, also the bark as you say on new shoots is darker on the Japanese Larch. Looking forward to come to Greenwood’s soon.

Absolutely a better pot for it. The original pot dwarfed it, and made it look like it was coming out of jumper that was too large around the neck. Did you ever record the repot of the Paul Goth 2nd cascade larch? Curious to see if it got a new pot as well. Thank you.

Nice Larches, specially the half cascade. Interesting about the differences between species…can you identify a future cone from a normal bud?Thank you, regards from Barcelona!👋

Not just an interesting and informative session about re-potting but also a lesson in how important the pot/tree combination is to the overall image. Also an illustartion that "rules" aren't really rules but guidelines - in this case when it comes to positioning trees in pots pragmatism won the day and the result is just stunning.

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What a great learning experience this was, unfortunately it is not a species that I can use in south Florida but enjoyed the video! Now I am going to check out those new potting sticks!

Omg I have to give it you that Larch looks so much better in the new pot, u need to sort the camera man out 😜 great watch btw

Always love any tree u work on! With temps here in the USA fluctuating soo much and me doing an approach graft on a japanese black pine if i did it now would i run into problems with the sap flowing or do i wait for it to get colder again and then graft? Would the sap flow with just a few days almost hitting 60 degrees f?

Thanks for the Repot Lesson Corin , wish you would Have try the Deeper Pot to see how it Looks.. but it his your Tree. Peace Be With You

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I've got a Larch that doesn't seem to want to drop its needles for a few years now. Any idea why that is?

Honestly never knew, im one of those who always thought any Larch collected in the UK was a European Larch. I wasnt aware japanese Larch were used for forestry here. Interesting

Apologies Corin, I usually don't have problems understanding folks from the Mansfield area but can I ask what the name of the guy who did your dad's photography is please? You mentioned him at roughly 5:27 in the video. I would like to try and find the book he wrote if there are still any copies around anywhere.