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You always impress me with your speed and fast thinking Colin. Thankfully you guys are recording a true bonsai master in action

Great work, cheers

Very interesting, very useful! Well done!

Great stuff, Corin! Loved the inventive shaping of the full standards! 😂

This is what Bonsai as a hobby needs especially to attract new people. This is showing people the creation of excellent trees as a process. Bonsai takes time !

Love it full of great information!!!!!!

Very nice video very helpful thanks corin keep up the good work mate

Great video m8 love it, just one question at 1min in is that can of Fosters for me lol🤣🤣🤣

I’m falling in love with all the bonsai channels. Love them all ❤

You are easy to watch and make it interesting 👍 good work

What a great transformation of that straight pine!

Yet another amazing example of bonsai, Let’s hope gardeners world see’s how it’s done properly and get some decent bonsai on the tv 😜

Slow is smooth, smooth is fast 👍 Corin its an absolute pleasure to watch such a skilled and enthusiastic person create something beautiful. Guess I'll be searching your website shortly for that pine tree ☺️

Corin is the "Capability Brown" of bonsai. He sees the possibilites in every tree.

Peter chan needs to watch your videos 😅

Fantastic video, the speed at which you work is amazing Corin.

Alright me owds

Wohoo the first comment is mine :D and it shall be a praise to you Corin and your work you do! Thanks for the vids!

I’ve never seen a bonsai fruit tree, do they exist?

Looks nice Corin 👊

I’ve got the second “ugly ducking tree” from this video it’s coming along nicely

Would love to see the work

I did this course yesterday and it was just fantastic! I’m a beginner who bought a BIG tree from the nursery a few weeks back and figured I’d better learn how not to kill it! I’ve done that….and so much more. I’m confident now that I won’t kill my big tree, and I’m over the moon at what I managed to achieve will my little trees! Was petrified of wiring, but it’s really not that scary! Such a fabulous day, I might do it again! Corin you are a legend, thank you for one of the most enjoyable days ever!

Just attended an introductory course today. Corin is a top guy. Course was unbelievable. The trees in this place are incredible well worth the drive.

lovely to meet you today Corin at your shop the trees are amazing, great to see the trees you have worked on in the videos and plenty of stock to choose from. Love the channel keep up the great work your staff are so friendly and welcoming as well

👍👌🙂

Wow, that's a beautiful, fascinating and inspiring place. That view 😍

Beautifull !!! Love your channel, i subscribed. Im growing my first Bonsai from seed (Wisteria) and just found out it will only flower after 3 to 10 years haha 😅BUT im sticking to it.. always wanted to get into the Bonsai hobby and flowering Bonsai i find are absolutely stunning, so here i go ✌

Pllllllllease make more videos

Thank you for your dedicated work. It does a lot to keep many of us going and it is a good practice to be in even if our trees won’t make it to this level. I find it is the closeness to the tree over years of cultivation that matter the most to me, keeping them healthy working with them, letting them be. I also like the variety. I will plan a visit someday and check out your website. We all appreciate what you do.

Lovely spot ❤

Please excuse this if it’s old news to you, but the history of Pennsylvania’s name is interesting, colorful history. Literally meaning “Penn's Woods”. Wikipedia offers an comprehensive history, but in short, William Penn, the younger, “…first called the area ‘New Wales’, then ‘Sylvania’, which is Latin for ‘forests’ or ‘woods’, King Charles II changed [the name to] ‘Pennsylvania’ in honor of the elder Penn [Sir William Penn]. [86]” en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Penn Might make interesting reading for you. Enjoy your stay; sorry I’m in Massachusetts. Very much enjoy and am subscribed to your channel! 🪴

It seems like the upper part of the yard doesn't get a whole lot of sun, but the trees are doing well? I have a lack of full sun.

Corin - thanks for making the trip across the pond. Learned a lot in both the Yew and Bring your own tree workshops. Thanks for the guidance on the trunk carving on my Eastern Hemlock.

Passing through in Late July. I'd love to visit this beautiful garden while in the area. Thanks for sharing.

The garden is wonderful, thank you for sharing

Wonderful place, and Sean is a wonderful guy. I've had the privilege of visiting with our club, and I have a tree that came from Sean years ago, one of my best.

Welcome back to the USA Corrin! Wonderful video. Thanks for sharing

Welcome to Pennsylvania Corin. Beautiful garden Sean, thanks for sharing.

Can you pot a nursery tree anytime of the year?

Thank you my friend!!!!

Garden looks great Sean!

This place is incredible, I'm lucky to keep my trees weeded, lol!!

Beautiful 👌👌👌👍👍👍

Thank you for sharing this work ; and “ thank you “ again for verbally explaining why you chose to prune as you have !

we worked out how to grow the cuttings of the Deshojo ..they have very small white clear roots coming out ..we tried normal compost but they just went black and rotted ..BUT we used silver sand ( washed ) with ..BABY BIO thinned down. we diped them in a gel then planted. if the cuttings got too cold they died... had to keep them in a warm place till the roots hardened off..got loads of them after that ..turned some into bushes in tubes ..there over 38 years old now..

My tree hardly has any leaves, can you please tell me what to do to improve its appearance? I will really appreciate any advice

The owner will be tickled to death with what you’ve done, one of the best styling I’ve seen in my five years being educated by the bonsai community

This might be the best real time styling I’ve ever seen on a difficult tree

How long will the wires be on the tree or when will they be removed?