Beuvronensis Pine as bonsai

[@michaelhayes1678]

Very lovely the work you folks produce!!!

[@bonsaibythesea]

Great video your life’s work on display thanks for the inspiration cheers 😊

[@jasonbollman]

Beautiful trees Peter. Thanks for sharing and teaching.

[@MidniteSan]

Awesome,.thx Peter and Kevin

[@suer666]

Love this I now have to buy a beuvronensis and grow it on for a few years . Lets hope im around to finish it lol

[@PhillipWaterman-f9u]

Very interesting video nice trees can and do.make beautiful trees

[@mariapilarme]

I have a small pinus sylvestris brought from a local nursery here in Northern California but they didn’t have more info on the label. It survived the hottest summer here with temperatures up to 45 degrees Celsius. It’s a disadvantage weather though. It has small needles and it’s so beautiful. In summer I had to put a shade material and I used mist twice a day. Lovely video thanks ❤

[@Cuchulainn1984]

I'm also from Northern CA. Ever go to the Lake Merritt Bonsai Museum?

[@clivecruickshank1265]

LOVE KEVIN'S DESIGN LOOKS VERY NATURAL ALSO LUV THE 10 FT AND 8 FT BONEAI TREES LIKE A TRUE TRESURE PIECE🏆

[@arpadvarga3475]

Beautiful bonsai ❤

[@zen-da-bonsai-ko]

Beautiful species

[@traceye.6428]

Wonderful

[@laddieokelley6095]

I love learning about a pine variety new to me, even if it might not be suitable for my climate. Thanks to commenters who provided information about its origin. Heron's forest is amazing, as well as Peter's recollection of its history.

[@murphyorama]

Great video Peter and Kevin. I had a Beauvronensis Pine some years ago and unfortunately lost it due to incorrect repotting technique. I was very sorry to lose it. I never see them in garden centres these days unfortunately.

[@panterachild3206]

😂Kevin is so funny talking about ten gin the old tree - Peter’s voice was shaky and Kevin was laughing before even getting the words out of his mouth haha Wonderful friendship and talents

[@stuartbaines2843]

A Wonderful Lifetime collection of trees 🖖🌲🌲🌲🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

[@HarigeRups]

Funny to hear you talk about Boskoop in the Netherlands. I worked there and there is many companies growing trees and even bonsai. I would love to hear you talk about more stories from there if you have them.

[@dmsvlcp]

Thx for sharing. I am also working on my trees right now. BR from GER

[@STP19]

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh Yes. Another Sunday Morning Treat. Many Thanks. STP

[@thejuanderful]

Beuvron-en-Auge is a village considered to be one of the most beautiful villages in France. I would guess the Beuvronensis pines originated from, or was inspired by, Beuvron-en-Auge.

[@peterchan3100]

Thanks for this information

[@sanjayapathirage6492]

Allways really helpful🤍

[@Anika-Faystas]

This is a comment to raise the rating of the channel!))

[@panterachild3206]

Can you carve the excess off of the graft reverse taper to create a one thickness trunk and the tree survives?

[@peterchan3100]

Dangerous to do that.

[@shropshireladoutdoors743]

Nice to see a good bonsai artist on this channel who can actually save some of these tree from neglect

[@chriswest5651]

Hi Peter. It would be nice on your videos to say what month your in when doing the work. Great videos though. 👍

[@peterchan3100]

I do mention the date when I do these videos.

[@Cuchulainn1984]

I notice you are doing more collaborations with other artists this year. Personally, I would find a collaboration video with Bonsai Releaf interesting. He has pretty much the complete opposite approach to bonsai that you do, which I think would make for an interesting tension in a project.

[@peterchan3100]

Our approach to Bonsai is quite different - that's why it is so interesting when we meet together.

[@Cuchulainn1984]

@peterchan3100 Nice. A video with him and an update on that beautiful restoration of that half dead juniper from a few years back are on the top of the list of things I'd love to see.

[@mariusauge3691]

😎👍

[@johnc6228]

Pinus sylvestris 'Beuvronensis' was found as a witch's broom in a garden in 1891 and distributed by a nursery in Beuvron, France

[@nazariojuarez3156]

Beautiful tress, Peter I know you don’t like to talk about the value of the trees, what would’ve cost of one of these?

[@peterchan3100]

NO I dont mention prices for fear of burglary - I have already had 2 big robberies in 2024.

[@msbskvass]

What zone do you garden in?

[@Cuchulainn1984]

His nursery is in Southern England, which the USDA lists as being in zone 9.

[@richardporter6745]

I know you don’t like Spending money Peter but you really need to get a clip on Mic. Please. Volume is ridiculously low.

[@hypolardnb]

i can hear him perfectly fine?

[@Heisennnnberg000]

I can hear perfectly.

[@richardporter6745]

@@hypolardnb that’s great.

[@Shackattack85]

I hear him fine

[@benpaxson1845]

Closed Captioning is available. Click "CC" in the upper right of the video window.

[@dogwoodtube]

Do they wire every branch like that in japan Kevin yeah Looks great once completed

[@dariokrizman3117]

thx master :)

[@steev927]

Yeah, yeah, ya know I mean, yeah. Right? Yeah.

[@mountaincruiser817]

I'm wondering what the bonsai “rules” are? What I mean by that is that Is that a lot of species are forced into shapes that they would never get when they grow in the wild. So there's no rule that species have to look like miniatures of there natural species?

[@peterchan3100]

Certainly not.

[@chrisH-uv5wx]

Peter please get a wireless mic!

[@peterchan3100]

I have them but forgot to put them on. Will do so in future videos.

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌🙂

[@headingnorth5701]

Good news that you recovered your stolen trees!

[@peterchan3100]

That was 31 years ago.

[@krokiwbonsai]

Bravo Kewin. Pokazałeś Peterowi jak się robi bonsai. Wkoncu w jego kolekcji będą ładne drzewa