Fall Japanese Maples - Amazing Maples

[@benneb663]

strawberry spring...so colorful it rings

[@amazingmaples]

It is a nice tree, I wouldn't mind keeping it but i am sure someone will take it off my hands.

[@GritCityBonsai]

Looking incredible! I started with bonsai but have just turned this year to collecting maples and conifers I love. Have over 200 trees in containers. Really enjoy seeing these larger specimen trees. 🤘

[@amazingmaples]

I have been selling mature Japanese maples and dwarf conifers for 17 years and a few years back I saw Buchholz nursery (my main source for trees) was going to be done so I bought a whole bunch of dwarf conifers that will make nice bonsai. This year I basically receive not quality maples from Buchholz so I am now doing doing the maple thing.

[@GritCityBonsai]

Exactly why I’m hoping to meet at the fall club sale!

[@japanesemaplesbonsai7133]

I love maples … just started my channel a month ago. So many lovely colours, thank you

[@dermac126]

I wanted you to know I find your videos very calming and therapeutic and also informative, I have depression and enjoy listening and finding out what these trees are called. Since I found this channel over a year ago I have also bought some small trees. Thank from Scotland 👍🌟

[@amazingmaples]

So my original videos I did without music or me talking since I found it to be more to nature but people needed the talking so I starting babbling away with idea of what i am going to say. I am still not willing to jam my face into the video and waving my hands around.

[@CR-di1lg]

Have you tried to garden bonsai the metasequoia glyptostroboides? I have one and that is what I am trying to do. Its only been in the garden for 3 years but it of course wants to grow upwards but I has also started to fill in more this year lower down where it was a little bare.

[@amazingmaples]

No since I have not seen any that have an attractive trunk to graft intersection and i don't do air layering at this time

[@paulcarroll5727]

What was the bright blue conifer at 7:27 in the video.

[@amazingmaples]

That is a great one, It is Picea pungens 'Coors'. It was found on the Coors property in Colorado

[@paulcarroll5727]

@@amazingmaples thank you