Thanks for the video, a good reminder for me to start taking some more regular photos of my early bonsai attempts in the hope that one day I could develop one into something special.

The carving part of this would be the most intimidating for most folk I think. It's a testament to your skill - well done.

Love the videos, I knew your father through the Yorkshire bonsai society, he was always generous with his knowledge....

Love what you have done with this.

A very transformative journey. Thanks for sharing these videos. Keep up the good work.

Great Work and thanks for sharing

What a beautiful thing. Lovely stuff mate!

fantastic video, brilliant to see the photos over the years and the progress. these are the kinda videos i love to watch being still new (2 years in) to my bonsai journey and a lot more than helpful than a video showing everything done to a tree in a few hours. as you say Corin.....time !

Beautiful tree. I like the way you present this video, your story and the fotographes on the side.

Thank you for the video, from beginning to till current time progress. its been helpful to get an idea

Amazing evolution!

Great work and a beautiful tree, looking forward to viewing more from the channel

You are the man! Master of fine art! Much respect my man. Thank you for doing what you do!

Fantastic to see what can be achieved with raw material

Excellent work as always Corin. Please keep ‘em coming

Really enjoyed that, Thanks for sharing. Inspiring stuff !

Really great video! A timeline video in this setup really helps me understand the long term process, thank you!

Nice work. Great to see the development.

Beautiful... I actually, just 5 minutes ago, identified the sapling tree, 2 feet tall when I uprooted it, that I replanted For my first bonsai from scratch

WOW that is a stunning progression.

Beautiful... Great skills you have... Be up to see you in June again.

Simply Amazing !!!!

Wow very beautiful bonsai sir.👍👍

What a beautiful tree

Such a great tree. Moss is out of the question here in the southwestern united states. I am not up in the mountains, but in the desert valley.

well done!

What an amazing tree

This tree is impressive!

Amazing tree 🥰

Nice one Corin

Thanks!

Very good

Thanks

Hey Corin, great seeing you again. This is Steve from MABS in USA. Still love the Mame pot you gave me. Had to go back and watch all your vids. They're really good. Love that red maple in the blue pot, striking contrast. You don't protect the trees for the Winter? Is the hair for the Winter or all year round? You're looking good. Take care and i hope you and your family stay happy and healthy. Steve.

Thanks! I recently picked up a 12" dia. Kousa Dogwood stump from the side of the road. It is ugly as heck, but I see potential in a few year's time, just like yours, hopefully. :)

Hello and thanks for a great video. It is great to see the progress of work performed by a top artist. If I may, I have one question. Is it legitimate to cover the scars with paint? I mean a perfect imitation of bark on milled wood. Thank you very much and I wish you much success.

@Greenwood Bonsai what's your composition for soil mix bonsai?

Thank you, is Manchurian elm the same as Siberian ?

Beautiful tree. My only complaint is the branches being all horizontal below the apex make it look like a bonsai and not a convincing tree. I would want the bottom most branches horizontal and slightly and progressively ascending to the apex.

omg...my siberian elms looks about 20 years behind :D

thats was nice showing when it was a nipper and now a adult....time it takes ...and people wonder why specimins are so expensive

Let the branch growing long, and u will get a good branch.. After have good size, u can cut them

There is no Siberian elm that gets that big of a truck in nature sadly. Proportionally i mean. At least not where I live. Most are tall and skinny informal upright or broom

More negative space would age this design and make it look so much better in my opinion.

Clearly a lot of care and development has gone into the development of this tree and I’m sure it has a great many admirers. These exaggerated broad, squat trees are not to my personal taste aesthetically - that is not to take away anything from your skill and expertise. It (and similar trees) look too conical and unnatural or cartoonish for me and I cannot see this scaled up looking like a natural tree. It looks too much like something from a fantasy film than the native woodland.

Beautiful... Great skills you have... Be up to see you in June again.