Bonsai Echo
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Bonsai Made for Each Other
Talk about a pair made for each other! These Arborvitaes haven’t left each other’s sides in decades. With all they’ve survived together, their bond is stronger than ever.
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Відео

Little Leaf Linden Summer Trim
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This July evening I’m giving a linden tree it’s second trim of the year to direct strong growth and encourage it to increase the presence of finer twigs. Hang out with me while we talk through the process and hear an update on what else I’ve been up to while on a content creation pause.
Bonsai Display Update
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I’ve just finished updating the bonsai display area here in our garden. It was a fun project and I’m happy to show you the result!
Oregon Oak First Styling
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First styling and rough carving on a White Oak from Oregon with guest star Jason from down the street. Small improvements over time make amazing trees! Find me on Instagram or the Tickety Tock by searching Bonsai_Echo. Find Jason on the Gram at lj.bonsai
Canadian Hemlock First Styling
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Light work on Canadian Hemlock from old nursery stock. Slow bonsai. Small improvements over time make amazing trees! Find me on Instagram or the Tickety Tock by searching Bonsai_Echo.
Engelmann Spruce Touchup
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Light work on a collected Engelmann Spruce. Slow bonsai. Small improvements over time make amazing trees!
Engelmann Spruce Up Next For Styling
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This tree is in the studio this week for a refresh after a growing season of freedom from wire. Gentle guidance incoming…
A Wild Larch Think Only Tree - Part 3 Pot Selection
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Miyagi said to make it look like a tree using only the picture in my mind. So, I did. In part 3 of this series, we discuss options for the container for this larch and choose its first bonsai pot. Find me on Instagram bonsai_echo
A Wild Larch Think Only Tree - Part 2 Deadwood
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Miyagi said to make it look like a tree using only the picture in my mind. So, I did. In part 2 of this series, I create a deadwood freature at the top of this tree to bring out the wild image of a mountain larch from the Cascade Mountain Range. Stay tuned for part 3 where this tree gets its first bonsai container. Find me on Instagram bonsai_echo
A Wild Larch... "Think Only Tree" - Part 1
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A Wild Larch... "Think Only Tree" - Part 1
December 26th 2021 Bonsai Update
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December 26th 2021 Bonsai Update
Return to the Bonsai Museum
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Return to the Bonsai Museum
Hoppy Easter, Bonsai Peeps!
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Hoppy Easter, Bonsai Peeps!
Sprouting Bonsai From Stumps
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Sprouting Bonsai From Stumps
Spring Bonsai Update
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Spring Bonsai Update
Lighting Strikes Trees
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Lighting Strikes Trees
A Tall Spruce
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A Tall Spruce
Rough Bark Elm Progress
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Rough Bark Elm Progress
Elm Air Layer
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Elm Air Layer
Bonsai on a Rainy Day
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Bonsai on a Rainy Day
IG Bonsai Ceramics and Azaleas
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IG Bonsai Ceramics and Azaleas
Dogwood Styling
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Dogwood Styling
Korean Hornbeam Spring Trim
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Korean Hornbeam Spring Trim
Stewartia Wiring
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Stewartia Wiring
Arbor Day Trees
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Arbor Day Trees
Back At It
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Back At It
Yew Little Bonsai
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Yew Little Bonsai
Juniper Trooper Bonsai
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Juniper Trooper Bonsai
Flowering Quince Nursery Stock Repotting
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Flowering Quince Nursery Stock Repotting
Flowering Quince Nursery Stock
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Flowering Quince Nursery Stock

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @BrightsideBonsai
    @BrightsideBonsai 3 дні тому

    We love your collection! 😊

  • @jaemellnick5703
    @jaemellnick5703 2 місяці тому

    Love the video 😅someones addicted to bonsai trees 😝

  • @ToMu29
    @ToMu29 3 місяці тому

    they smell like dog doo doo and vomit. But the leaves are absolutely beautiful

  • @cozying_up
    @cozying_up 3 місяці тому

    great job on bonsai, but chocolate marshmallows as breakfast?!

  • @backbudbonsai
    @backbudbonsai 5 місяців тому

    Looks FANTASTIC!! Well done, friend!

  • @thanh-thuy9453
    @thanh-thuy9453 5 місяців тому

    When is it best time to prune or repot to bonsai? I just bought mine with flowerings. Love the flowers but have no idea how to care for them

    • @thanh-thuy9453
      @thanh-thuy9453 5 місяців тому

      @BonsaiEcho Hi again, should I wait until next spring to cut suckers that is growing from the root 3 and 6 inches away from base when I repot?

    • @BonsaiEcho
      @BonsaiEcho 5 місяців тому

      @@thanh-thuy9453 If you do not want the suckers to be part of the design, remove them now and anytime they appear again.

  • @santiagoromero3475
    @santiagoromero3475 6 місяців тому

    Beautiful trees!! I like your idea of the "no front" bonsai. Just had that thought today while working on my Japanese maple.. it has so many nice fronts lol

    • @BonsaiEcho
      @BonsaiEcho 6 місяців тому

      Why not highlight every side then, right?!!😍

    • @santiagoromero3475
      @santiagoromero3475 6 місяців тому

      @BonsaiEcho I agree!! Quick question regarding root work. I noticed you cut a few thick roots on the first tree you worked on. I did something similar on mine, but to a greater extent; I just worked on a maple that has been in a pot for most of its life (15-20 years old), and the roots were a mess. There were a lot of thick roots going straight down. My question is, for cuts that thick, is it okay to just leave the cut bare open, or is it possible/necessary to add some type of protection similar to how branches are protected with cut paste?

    • @BonsaiEcho
      @BonsaiEcho 6 місяців тому

      @@santiagoromero3475 I don’t apply any sealant to the cuts on roots. You’ll be able to see why it isn’t necessary on maples at the following repot. Healthy roots will produce new roots from the cut ends most of the time.

    • @santiagoromero3475
      @santiagoromero3475 6 місяців тому

      @@BonsaiEcho great to know! Thank you for the reply. For some contexts the roots were like the radius of a quarter coin... Possibly a bit thicker but not by much.

  • @joselitocrisostomo2408
    @joselitocrisostomo2408 8 місяців тому

    hi ,,what is the ratio of your pumice and fine bark,,,,,,thanks in advance....Lito

  • @backbudbonsai
    @backbudbonsai 9 місяців тому

    Looks GREAT!! Nicely laid out. The bonsai trees look awesome with the “charred” background.

  • @Lemuization
    @Lemuization 11 місяців тому

    Hi.. using Pine Bark for Bonsai medium its safe from termite attack?

    • @BonsaiEcho
      @BonsaiEcho 11 місяців тому

      It is a smaller particle of bark used for bonsai purposes. I have only seen termites attack larger pieces of wood. The watering of the bonsai also makes it less likely that termites would stay in the bark soil mix very long.

  • @traceyrose6099
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    Gorgeous 😍

  • @jamesmd7581
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    These are beautiful! Any videos on how to get the cedar seedlings trained for Bonsai? I have a ton, I’m up in snoco👍🏻

    • @BonsaiEcho
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      I don’t have video’s regarding cedar seedling training. It would take decades for that training to produce interesting bonsai. Planting in the ground and hard cut backs every other year would be a good place to start.

  • @DavesBonsai
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    Great looking trees and fantastic pots you created. Nice work!

  • @corysutton1383
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    How long do you estimate the wooden “pots” will last? Any plans to reproduce the slabs in ceramic down the road?

  • @scantando
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    Very cool! Love the creativity all around on these!

  • @percyacutt3110
    @percyacutt3110 Рік тому

    Beautiful display area👍

  • @mattbrennan647
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    Love your new set up. Trees are looking fantastic. Nice to see you producing new content. Thanks, keep growing

  • @matthewkizziahcuzia...gott9632

    I had a determined deer get in the fence and "prune" my arborvitae and my Dawn redwood and a couple of my maples. The trees will recover but now they too will be multi topped trees. 😅😢😊😊

    • @BonsaiEcho
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      It’s a good look for them.

  • @bingtafrancke9399
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    I remember when you first put these together/apart... Thanks for sharing the progress; and I love what you have done to your bonsai viewing area!

  • @brucedeacon28
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    👍👌🙂

  • @XaviersBonsaiRetreat
    @XaviersBonsaiRetreat Рік тому

    These two do make a great pair for display. Lovely idea when you put it together. Cheers

  • @stephenkacer7261
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    Really nice work you created beautiful bonsai .. I love the surroundings of your home …. Thanks for sharing Jared ..

  • @canoeguide
    @canoeguide Рік тому

    The updated display area looks fantastic. More informal little videos like this one would be great, even just to see the progress on some of your trees. What kind of gravel are you using for the ground in this display area?

    • @BonsaiEcho
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      Washed gravel. 5/8 or something like that. I didn’t want the fines in there because I didn’t want it to compact. Much easier to keep weeds at bay with gravel that doesn’t compact.

  • @brucedeacon28
    @brucedeacon28 Рік тому

    👍👌🙂

  • @BeatlePhillips
    @BeatlePhillips Рік тому

    Thanks for posting. I really appreciate your videos and I hope you have great success with your ceramics.

  • @XaviersBonsaiRetreat
    @XaviersBonsaiRetreat Рік тому

    A beautiful tree and I also have a few that i love working with. I wish you all the luck for your new direction. Cheers

  • @ernsttencate6699
    @ernsttencate6699 Рік тому

    I am very glad you started on UA-cam again. My eighth year doing bonsai. Your video's and other peoples video's learned me a lot. You inspired me to not using a front. Repotting with greater care of your trees. And cleanliness. You and other people meant a great deal in enjoying my hobby.👍👍👍👍.

    • @BonsaiEcho
      @BonsaiEcho Рік тому

      That is very nice for me to hear. 😊 I appreciate you!

  • @Tore1972Wisdom
    @Tore1972Wisdom Рік тому

    Nice to sse you back. Hope to see a garden tour, now it´s almost a couple of years since last time you made a video, if a remember correct.

    • @Tore1972Wisdom
      @Tore1972Wisdom Рік тому

      @@BonsaiEcho Very nice. I will take the tour 😅

  • @my_bonsai_and_koi
    @my_bonsai_and_koi Рік тому

    Welcome back! Great to see you again! 🙂🙃🙂

  • @gman107a
    @gman107a Рік тому

    Can you show more of this process? Amazing😮

  • @gman107a
    @gman107a Рік тому

    Was very happy to see a new video, that display area looks amazing you should be really happy with yourself! Trees look great, benches looks great! Thank you !

  • @brucedeacon28
    @brucedeacon28 Рік тому

    👍👌🙂

  • @thelazybonsai
    @thelazybonsai Рік тому

    Very Noice

  • @jeffhurst4744
    @jeffhurst4744 Рік тому

    Looking great. This could inspire others to look at reusing things to make a display area like yours. Impressive. Your arrangement of the trees is another good job done.

  • @scantando
    @scantando Рік тому

    Amazing upgrade!!! The trees are all looking great too!

  • @jefsbonsaiandfarming
    @jefsbonsaiandfarming Рік тому

    He’s back!

  • @DavesBonsai
    @DavesBonsai Рік тому

    Love what you’ve done. Great work!

  • @Lennart.R.LK.Bonsai
    @Lennart.R.LK.Bonsai Рік тому

    good to see you (your trees) ;)

  • @simonbremner2707
    @simonbremner2707 Рік тому

    Which way does the sun run across your yard, or which way do these bench run ie: North- South, East- West? Looks great ✌

  • @XaviersBonsaiRetreat
    @XaviersBonsaiRetreat Рік тому

    So happy to see a video from you and that display area is looking fantastic. It is good to see some of your great trees again.

  • @ernsttencate6699
    @ernsttencate6699 Рік тому

    Glad to see another bonsai echo video. Beautiful bonsai garden 👍👍👍

  • @TheBonsaiGarden
    @TheBonsaiGarden Рік тому

    Great to see new video content from you Jared. The new display area is looking fantastic 👍

  • @charitydurkee2840
    @charitydurkee2840 Рік тому

    I'd leave the root, looking at it, I had a vision of seeing a doorway leading into the tree. It's a very individual feature

  • @kellyd4221
    @kellyd4221 Рік тому

    Wow, I love it!

  • @elcazadordebonsais9867
    @elcazadordebonsais9867 Рік тому

    Que chulo👍👍👍👍👍

  • @backbudbonsai
    @backbudbonsai Рік тому

    That is a GORGEOUS maple bonsai!!! Awesomeness!!!

  • @HommeTerre
    @HommeTerre Рік тому

    ✨ interesting ... Thx 👍

  • @devanmccarty1625
    @devanmccarty1625 Рік тому

    Great video. What time of year is best for root worker pruning, and can you do both together? I am in NorCal.

  • @pirilu2371
    @pirilu2371 Рік тому

    Did they sprout?