It was crazy and scary! Thank you very much!

I know the garden was a total mess for a while but glad to see it's all cleaned up. I will continue to make more videos this year showing the progress overtime :)

It was scary and I couldnt believe my eyes when I saw it in the morning after the storm!

Thank you very much! We will come back!

I love how you look at things :) Yes we just need to deal with it and look on the positive side & keep going :) wow 20 acres!!

yes it did for sure! But we are looking forward to rebuilding and taking advantage of more sun :)

thank you, we are rebuilding already! :)

no damage to any mature bonsai trees. Unfortunately some nursery stocks/yamadori trees got impacted. T_T

I was out of town on the actual day that storm hit, and had only a small amount of damage. My place is in a very windy spot, but everywhere else seems to have gotten it far worse than me this time

This is the exact face I had when I saw the fallen tree in the morning after the storm!

Thank you very much for your kind words! Yes I hope to rebuild the garden this year to make it even better than before! :)

Thank you, yes exactly!

Thank you very much!

yes I am so glad no one was hurt. Yes my maples will get more sun and grow nicely :)

Thank you very much!!! They are recovering and resting in the greenhouse so they can come back strong this coming growing season! :)

Thank you very much!

Yes its nature and we have no control. As you said, we much accept it and move on. I am just thankful that no one was hurt!

Thanks, Yeah pretty excited to start work in ng on it soon!

It was really scary with no power for 5-6 days!! It could have been much worse. Looking forward to working on our garden and trees this coning growing season! 💪🏻

​​​@@MomijiEnA couple of years ago a microburst took down the telephone pole plus transformer in my backyard . The power lines were snapped. My bonsai are right there. The pole's fall was stopped by two heavy cables lower down on the pole. The pole stopped only a foot or two above three of my best and oldest trees. I was shocked. Since the power was out I did go and move the trees and the bench so repair crews could replace the pole. No power for three days. So sorry for what happened to you. So disheartening. You will recover..

oh my goodness, it must have been very scary but it's amazing how you were able to save your trees! Things happen but we will go on and recover :) Thank you!

I look at trees differently now!

Thanks. How's your yard and trees recovering ??

@@MomijiEn we'll see in the spring if some of the damaged trees make it. The fence is fixed but i have a million cones to gather or else im going to have a forest of doug firs sprouting this yr. =)

Thank you! It was very scary and it caused some damage but it can be restored. Yes so glad no one got hurt! We will rebuild the garden this year!

Obrigado!

Thank you! From my experience, it's helpful to remove it completely. If you do air layering in March, you can harvest as soon as July if its got lots of roots or if you air layer in May/June, most likely you can separate them in September/early Oct if you see enough roots.

@MomijiEn thanks for the help

Thank youuuu!

haha thank you!!

oh yeah I did :)

Yes!

@ChrisNLger я видео с обзорами садов и выставок Bonsai смотрю на скорости 0,25 и следовательно даже не могу слушать ту, бесплатную по правилам KZbin, музыку и включаю музыкальный фон из своей коллекции. Не благодарите.