Elaeagnus Showcase - Greenwood Bonsai

In this video Corin shows us some of his personal trees out on display before showing us some Elaeagnus bonsai. Both Elaeagnus have a history with Greenwood Bonsai and have been styled in the current image by Corin.
Its a joy to work with more unusual species and Elaeagnus is one of them, sometimes it's known as silver berry.
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[@jimbersmcimbers]

Corin, your channel goes from strength to strength: You've nailed the balance of presentation with equal amounts of pragmatism and passion.

[@Ben-lo7cy]

After a couple months of careful deliberation this channel is in my top 3 channels to watch

[@timfreeman4242]

Stunning specimen trees and the horticultural knowledge goes a long way to support understanding as we grow our own trees. 👍🏼

[@mrhockett1]

I watch for only 4 notifications related to bonsai. I thoroughly enjoy your channel Corin. I always learn something! Thanks!

[@soberhippie]

Great trees, Corin. But with the music track like that, I wonder what else you grow )

[@jimbersmcimbers]

They're just Shishigashira, honest

[@RonMaurer]

L😂L

[@carloscruz6536]

Thanks for sharing your I enjoyed 👍👍👍

[@alfredgrechbonsailicious4827]

Enjoyed this one too. I agree with you that the first tree is now more impressive, less stereotyped and above all, it has a story to tell.

[@jyudy7dytcjux]

I really enjoy your commentary with each tree. I hope that you will continue sharing about your collection so we can get to know them. The stories are fascinating. Thank you for the great videos!

[@zackau9807]

Thank you Corin! Now I know what the cuttings I have from the forest, are...elaeagnus! :) I hadn't been able to identify it yet. Googling the silver underside maybe would have helped, lol

[@brianhahn3296]

Love your channel mate, appreciate the time and keep them coming please

[@jam884]

Hello Corin Interesting, really enjoyed it

[@opabinnier]

Eleagnus! what a superb subject for bonsai- I shall definitely try it since it grows like topsy. I now have heinous designs upon at least one of mine in the garden... I'll get it out of the ground and see what can be done. But wow that's gonna be tons of labour! Love your vids, Corin.

[@LetsDoBonsai]

Great trees Corin, thanks for sharing them - really enjoyed the work on the Eleagnus.

[@chinamistbonsaipottery5578]

Love the pot on the first tree pal. That glaze works so well as you quite rightly pointed out.

[@almac2598]

Thanks Corin. Interesting trees.

[@erickvarela2777]

I love your trees!!!!!

[@katedodd79]

The Elaeagnus are gorgeous, such power trunks, and I would never have guessed the first one had an "artificial limb"! (Also the pot it's in compliments the deadwood so well) Thanks for sharing Corin 🤗

[@jacktaylor6190]

We just learned how honest you really are, I would never know you had added a piece of wood to that tree, but it certainly worked out well in the end.

[@Matsuba81]

Two beautiful tree's , love the big trunks and how they have both changed so much. Enjoy the bits of carving on the wood two lovely tree's!

[@melodiepariseau4722]

Corin, your trees are amazing! I truly love the videos you do & I’m learning so much. Please keep doing them. Also love your music choices in them. You are awesome! 🤘🏼😌🌲

[@edinborogh]

Awesome video!

[@ferranmartinez9213]

Some excellent trees and examples to follow. Thanks for sharing Greetings and until the next video👍😄

[@willbhm]

I have to give it to you, those trees are amazing to say the least. As for the Elaeagnus I’d be spoilt for choice they’re both fantastic trees and both offer something different. Enjoyed the background history too. If you’re thinking of selling one it’s going to be an extremely difficult decision, the whole video was wonderful from start to end and I have to commend the high quality videography 😜

[@harrietb2141]

You are so right. That tree is so much more interesting now.

[@harrietb2141]

OMG! That trunk!🥰

[@robertobreglia9224]

Fantastic trees very compliments!👍👍👍👍

[@thebonsaiarea]

nice trees and autumn colors and love the deshojo 👍

[@ernsttencate6699]

Very nice video. Never seen eleagnus bonsai. Think they are nice massive trees. Ofcourse a 👍👍

[@pete1820]

Very good presentation Corin, particularly relevant for me as I took a very large trunked Elaeagnus out of my garden several years ago and have it in a training pot at the moment, mine is variegated though which I don't think is as nice as the dark green!

[@dennislynn7592]

Stunning trees 👍👍👍

[@Ukreefside]

Awesome sound track.

[@williamingleby3327]

Brilliant as usual.

[@bradleyc9538]

I wish my power tools played reggae

[@RonMaurer]

Hey Corin, I’m not sure if you ever name your trees… But I do think “Agnes” would be good if you do. 😁 Loved seeing these & your fall display!

[@peterjohnson350]

Would the first one be Ellie?

[@timbatrombone]

I thought those trees were on the ground in the background further behind you until you turned round and touched that maple

[@davidmorgan3508]

Aussie Dave here, both trees are beautiful 🤗. Do you use "lime sulphur " on the dead wood to enhance the white colour 🤔....

[@sjh441963]

I love both of these trees, an how you work with unusual Cheep Nursery Stock, cause not everyone can afford a Shimpaku Juniper. When you say you are adding Wood hardener to that tree, is that the Lime Sulfur, or is there some other wood hardener?? Thanks, SH

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

Yes, If I want to preserve the deadwood rather than whiten it I use Ronseal Wood hardener

[@roberthannigan4382]

Sneaky but looks great!

[@user-le4lm6xk6i]

🤝🤝🤝👍👍👍

[@mhylton]

Did you create your Trident Maple from multiple tree based on its heavy nebari?

[@greenwoodbonsaistudio]

No, I created it by swapping lots of little paper notes with the Queen pictured on them

[@brucedeacon28]

👍🍎