Mid Summer Jobs

In this video I show you some of the jobs I do at this time of year.
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[@ahmenforfandenda]

Don’t say sorry for repeating yourself. It’s great, otherwise we will have to search for older videos to get the advice - and you have a million videos! Keep the advice and’s great videos coming!!👍

[@thatheat1914]

He shares good advice, and its valuable to watch his videos as he shares good advice. Not only for his good advice but it's just simply good to watch his videos. Sorry

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

Absolutely. I was literally searching for this information last week. I’m thrilled to get more. 🥰

[@rollingwolf.N8.22]

loved the big cutting in the pond technique with the willow

[@jamaxk1373]

Man I'd love those summers. It's already 90s here and I'm watering 2x a day already. Going to need an automatic watering system 😩

[@dirtpoorchris]

Heh. Its almost like the Juniper enjoys humans shaking and petting it to help clean it.

[@FIZZYYAM]

What intense heat lol!

[@skrounst]

I love that flowing juniper on the left at 9:26 . Had to pause the video to appreciate that one for a minute!

[@deepanjanbanerjee3491]

Love these videos ….. nothing scripted but so freeflowing !

[@Mister_Weasel]

It's the larvae of the Leaf-miner moth that eat the leaves of the horse chestnuts from the inside. I just try to spot them early and then just squash them with my fingers. Also besides willow you can use Buddleia for large cuttings, they will root easily.

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

Thank you so much for this, Peter. I was searching old videos the last few weeks for tips on what I need to be doing. You have fabulous timing as always. Love the shirt as well. I know you have a million, but I always keep my eye out for a unique one, that hopefully is to you as well. 🥰

[@MrMirco003]

I love these videos so much! Thank you

[@juanu2514]

Que hermoso paseo muy agradecido por su amabilidad de enseñanza, yo soy de 🇨🇱 Chile del lugar es muy seco es donde nace el desierto 🌵 así que mira sus videos me emociona la naturaleza que tiene y a formado nuevamente Gracias y bendiciones

[@JeffR.-ne4zg]

So many beautiful trees! I hadn’t seen the grounds around the nursery before. Very pretty! Thank you for showing us

[@mzondi1970]

It's been a very hot summer here in the Midwest as well I have three Jade's a ficus one rock juniper and 1 Maple the maple may not make it

[@MidniteSan]

Thx for sharing Peter 👍 😊

[@andreasweber1533]

Ficuses, including the edible fig, will root from thick cuttings as well; and personally I've rooted privet up to about broomstick diameter as well.

[@Bonsaicrazy]

Hi Peter great video. I’m looking forward to meeting you on Friday when I come for my birthday trip. I’ll be there in the morning before you go to the dentist. Thanks kindly see you Friday 👍

[@peterchan3100]

I have to leave at 2pm for the dentist - so please come before that. Would love to meet you.

[@Bonsaicrazy]

@@peterchan3100 thanks see you then

[@mame6508]

Thank you for sharing as always

[@SCPorchGardner]

Fig will grow from logs as well

[@katherinejackson6021]

Love that Trident Maple trunk. Thanks for showing it Peter. Tibor , your work is looking great

[@dbe2705]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 thanks Peter, love from België

[@apriloasanuma9575]

4:06 i like🙇 hearing your tips even if they are repeated... because these repeated tips are part of the classes, a way to remind me🙇, in your videos and i am very grateful to you🙇

[@xyzllii]

A war zone ...bomber planes...juxtapositioned with snipping bonsai in the nursery !!

[@michaeldziadosz5749]

Please because of all the airplane noise get a lapel clip on microphone

[@dannymarroquin3495]

Unless I’ve missed it In your playlist , I’d love to see a video on how to work on nebari on young seedlings 1-4 year old trees . Anything from raking and root selecting .

[@johnrb9397]

Just a note to all that followed him. Tony from Tony’s Bonsai has passed. Ecclesiastes 12:7 and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.

[@peterchan3100]

I never got to meet Tony but sorry to hear that he has passed away.

[@DavidZhou-g3d]

Peter here in California we have be in a drought situation for a couple of years. We need rain and lots of it. But we are limited on how often we can water our plants so everything is turning brown. So I am bringing the Bonsai trees indoor to hand water it. Can I grow my Bonsai trees indoor or do I have to leave them outside? Thanks for your insight.🙏 Take care and have a blessed weekend. 🙏🙏🙏

[@KillerBearsaw]

I think one of my very large Osakazuki maples died because of a 4 day heat wave about a week ago, and now it's like 60 outside :(

[@TheCb561]

Thank you for repeating! I am new and rarely comment. I love your videos and have learned a lot!

[@dirtpoorchris]

Ive been watching HOURS of Bob Ross painting trees. Do you have any famous or honorable or fancy bonsai paintings?

[@mariapilarme]

I am tired, I feel like I was working with you! Thanks for the video ❤

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

Taking care of our trees is a never ending story. That is the only way to keep them healthy. Great little tutorial.

[@growclipbonsaiforseniors1951]

Have you ever tried a Catalpa tree. Fascinating tree to work with.

[@peterchan3100]

I have but the leaves are too large for bonsai I feel.

[@bonsaikastur]

I've made hard cuttings from elderberry tree, very easy. Also it is very common in Spain to make them from olive and pommegrenate trees, keeping them very moist and dark.

[@paullill5604]

It’s been a funny year for growth in Derbyshire with not much happening, PS thanks for the autograph last week you did for me via family members who brought my mum out to see your beautiful grounds.

[@dirtpoorchris]

If you can get an hour or more of rain and some sunlight in the same day it is fantastic for oneself and one's plants.

[@ickleronny]

I wish to one day be like you, walking around my huge garden, snip a bit here, trim a bit there with such zen energy. Instead, Im already complaining about heat 10 minutes outside 😂

[@bonsaitherapy1468]

You just signed your book a few minutes ago and we video chatted a bit on the phone. It was a pleasure. Thank you so much!

[@peterchan3100]

It was a pleasure to chat to you.

[@bgertsma]

I finally have a pine cone on my japanese white pine. I am so happy to have it! My husband said to take it off because the branch it's on has such great color and the other branch needles are turning yellow-brown. I want to keep the cone for the seeds, so I just need to support the bonsai better. Sadly, the cone developed on the branch I was going to remove this year 😂

[@adolfodelgado9361]

In that tree what I do is, I take the poison with a cotton and a little stick and the leaves that have the fungus I treated only the part that the fungus are and left the green with out the poison

[@frankfrei-b9902]

The Horsechester (did i spell it correctly?!) looks infested with (don't know the english, just the german word) Meniermotten.

[@togetvj]

The leaves of my beautiful 'Jordan', a yellow Japanese Maple, get scorched every year, sad to say. I put it down to wind. I have a Katsura which is not affected at all by sun, rain, or wind.

[@js9282]

snip snip snip wind wind wind mumble mumble mumble ramble ramble ramble.... deep respect for you pete. been a follower for years ...but this video is an example of why I find myself watching far less. please stop walking away from the camera man erratically and please take a little more care with creating content, i had to walk away and turn the volume down as interested as I was. Couldn't here half of what you said.

[@TrevorTague]

Good color in that shirt ! Suits you well. Another splendid video . Your energy is indefatiguable

[@apriloasanuma9575]

10:09 is because of climate change? the loquat, my trees are sprouting before their time... are confused...

[@casandraolund9006]

Please keep repeating yourself I’m getting too old to remember everything or where to find it 😂

[@pistonforge]

one of your best video..a lot of great info and i love to walk around your garden and see all those wonderful bonsai. ty sir for all of the effort you put in your chanel

[@skrounst]

Props to whoever sweeps the ground after Peter goes through! Having just a few dozen trees I know how much trimming can cover the ground in twigs/ leaves. Can't imagine having thousands of trees to trim 😂

[@leelamaduravala4056]

MY pavarit bonsai Boy

[@gracepeterson7483]

My husband calls rain "free water". We haven't had any significant rain here in western Oregon since April but once it starts, it won't shut off for months so, like you, we enjoy the summer. It warms my heart that you let the deer live on your property. Thank you for taking us along as you tackle the summer pruning. You're always so interesting.

[@mariapilarme]

Don’t say that aloud or some politician would make us pay for ☔️ rain.

[@gracepeterson7483]

@@mariapilarme 😄 🤫

[@keefe4484]

impressive energy and thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@jeffncompany]

the back of that thick tree around 33 mins in would make an interesting front too

[@bonsaibythesea]

Looks like you’ve got a tiger by the tail always nice to see your plan cheers 😮

[@brucedeacon28]

👍👌👌🙂

[@DarleneHerman-k2n]

I ❤ watching your videos . Most informative and you have a clear way of explaining yourself , I really enjoy you because you teach and have fun with it! Darlene US

[@typeosign5094]

I just found this channel and it’s already become one of my favorite channels. You have such a pleasant way of speaking that is peaceful and brings joy. I’ve learned so much in such a short time, I’m filled with renewed excitement and confidence about bonsai. Thank you Peter, you are a treasure!

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

Welcome to the community! 99% of us adore him and would protect him with our lives. 😂🥰 He is top 10 greatest humans ever.

[@typeosign5094]

@@user-pt1cz4ot1e I can see why!

[@peterchan3100]

Please dont go over the top. But thank you. @@user-pt1cz4ot1e

[@tuipanranan8070]

At first I think Mr. Peter sell those Bonsais. But now I know those are belongings of him.

[@donaldslovey338]

I have a white elm bonsai that is sick with Stegophora ulmea Disease iv been working with it and treating it with baking soda and cinnamon and and so far had to remove all of the leaves from the trees hoping it will stop the Disease any help will be appreciated thank you.

[@peterchan3100]

Let me know the results.

[@adamellsworth789]

Thank you so much! Maybe I missed it but do you have a video of you taking the wire off of a tree? It would be great to see any tips about that delicate process.

[@user-qd7yl2fr1y]

" He hires the larch and wins a gold medal " !!

[@RAiEEE]

This is my dream…to just be pruning and working on bonsai trees all day long….so many trees

[@myself3209]

I like that you repeat a lot for newcomers, that makes the videos way more accessable for people like me

[@maryweber4176]

How is it that someone can enter a tree owned by you, into a show to win an award, if it's not his tree?

[@zenstitch9972]

Really enjoyed and learned a lot!

[@luisrojas2893]

Nice shade structure

[@NoenkGalleryBonsai]

👍❤

[@tompeppi2635]

lov this man

[@pinuuturner7777]

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[@pinuuturner7777]

❤❤

[@gangafalfulnursery1032]

i came to uk from nepal to learn bonsai art from you sir, its a dream.

[@peterchan3100]

We have a Nepali (Gurkha) restaurant nearby -if you visit here you can book into their hotel to stay.

[@gangafalfulnursery1032]

@@peterchan3100 nice thank you

[@dricus7378]

Thanks mr. Chan

[@cheesepleese_]

Please invest in a better mic

[@h.o.o.d.berlin]

Horse Chestnut Disease= LEAF MINER. We have this in Germany. Aaalll the Chestnuttrees are suffering from it. It is said that there is no cure for it. But Ive read an article by a gardener who experimented with Neem Oil and he had successes in minimizing the outspread. Greetings from Berlin 🙂

[@krishpradhan4046]

Peter sir I'm from Sikkim India and I'm one of your subscribers. Inspired by your bonsai videos I have also started to grow bonsai for 5 years now. I have a new KZbin channel "Grow4Green" pl spare a minute and comment. Thanks and regards

[@peterchan3100]

I last visited Sikim - Gantok in 1997. I did meet a Mr Pradhan who owned a nursery - Is he related to you? or is it you?

[@yopage]

Love these walk-around nursery videos.