Connor's Bonsai Bench Tour, Part 3, The Bonsai Zone, Aug 2021

[@hyperionhelios190]

Thank you Nigel and Connor for showing me what my future will be like!

[@murray821]

If only I had such a back yard 😅

[@SiltyPuppy]

Always amazes me when someone has so many great trees. They must have SO MANY hours into all of those, it blows my mind!

[@Bearbok]

Really nice series with Connor! It's great to hear different approaches and see all these trees.

[@-ChrisD]

Ugh...what a cliff hanger 😄 I really started getting excited to see the root bridge at the end. Now I feel I can't wait for part four. Always such a pleasure to see your videos Nigel. Connor has so much to share. This is such a privilege for us.

[@edmilkovitz297]

That’s a great variety of trees. Looks like he has a good understanding of each trees needs.

[@YourNextCast]

Amen to that. Agree 100%.

[@guywatson-bognorregisbonsa7370]

There's some really great information here like different types of planting slabs for different trees that you don't normally hear. I've learnt a lot from a simple bench tour. Thanks Connor and Nigel.

[@dabblingwithbonsai]

This tour was really interesting! Thanks Connor, the tips on your conifer pruning was great, as I'm still a bit lost with mine. Awesome collection of trees in all, love 'em ❤️

[@reganthomas9847]

I love watching your videos if you haven't noticed lol. I would love to have one of Connor's unwanted trees as my first bonsai.

[@scheers100]

Late on your last video’s, and will be on the next one’s to. Surely i’ll watch them all! Always enjoy your video’s and your interactions with anyone and anything! Greeting from Belgium

[@YourNextCast]

You have some really amazing bonsai trees. I so wish I had a green thumb like that. The foliage to me is what is most impressive. I haven't been able to get a bonsai to produce that well.

[@kendallmallon1763]

Ponderosa Pine are popular out here in Colorado and the Southwest, which naturally have fairly long needles, but keeping them in smaller pots and letting them get pretty rootbound allows them to be reduced down to 3" and below. Might be something to try with the Red Pine.

[@ferranmartinez9213]

three very interesting and entertaining videos. A visit with fantastic trees and very good irrigation systems. Thanks for sharing Greetings and until the next video👍😄

[@mr.miyagi3121]

Great trees. 👍

[@alicer3423]

That is a lot of trees to take care of. WOW

[@margaretsims4344]

Great start to the day a tour around Connors’s garden. Lol 😂 im not surprised your girlfriend wants her table back !

[@sunilusk]

In early part vedio Connor had said he started bonsai just 4-5 years ago... yet still so many nice trees he got. But how come most trees looks so old n mature?? that's wonders me..!!

[@richardmcadams3493]

Red pine are one of my favorite species I haven’t found the secret sauce so to speak working with them but their growth habits makes them a great candidate for bonsai

[@andyhansen3117]

Great trees!!

[@mark9858]

I have a eastern red pine bonsai. I harvested it from the shores of Lake Ontario.

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I think I had one too, they are really good for bonsai, I think!

[@darkwolf-fy3du]

amazing collection connor!!! where can i get those amazing jades u wanted too get rid off? ?

[@jballenger9240]

How many trees does Conner have to bring in for the winter! I can't imagine how much space he has to make for all of them.

[@TeamFishweights]

Cool collection dude!

[@ellejayn]

Yes I'm also curious... Do any of them just stay out on the bench to endure the natural winter without protection? Surely some of the native species can take it?

[@connor4069]

So the back bench is pretty much all tropicals - they all come in for the winter. The rest stay outside either under the benches or in the hot frame :)

[@TobyJin]

Looks like you did a lot of videoing and Connor seems to have quite a large number of trees considering it's going to be part 4 next episode.

[@tomsmith2215]

hey connor and nigel - smoke em if you got em (the canna) nice looking homegrown

[@paulcropper4568]

enjoyed this , great video , been working on my willows today and i was wondering how yours are doing, any chance of an update

[@gerhardpeters1]

Hi Nigel, was the name of the specie at 8:20? Really nice little plant!

[@connor4069]

Dwarf balsam fir

[@ChuckReel1]

The cliffhanger!!

[@marysoldeeley2218]

He has a lot off cool stuff too Eh!

[@waterlover]

Amazed that he still has a time for a girlfriend

[@mattygroves]

The word you were searching for is "sinus" : )

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Thanks!

[@patraup7992]

For Connor: how do you plan to develop your bamboo? I recently dug up a struggling clump forming one from my garden, put it into a large bonsai bowl and it is flourishing. Where might I go from here?

[@xdxd4634]

Hey Nigel, i was thinking about making a draceana forest bonsai, just like your yucca forest bonsai. Do you think it would work out( I'm a beginner so i'm still trying to figure it out)

[@LetsDoBonsai]

Nigel drives off with a vehicle full of trees and Connors wife has her table back!

[@TheBonsaiZone]

I like the sound of that!

[@LetsDoBonsai]

@@TheBonsaiZone - my spidey sense are tingling i can see you driving off on cloud 9 with all your new trees lol

[@loochus]

hey guys! Where can i find those square slotted pots? cheers

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Check the stores that sell grow supplies for "indoor farming"... (pot growing supply stores)

[@chriss3948]

Lobes, for the silver maple

[@chriss3948]

Glad to see you support legalization!

[@notbonsai671]

❤️👍👍👍

[@hagakuretv]

15:57 wtf in the left corner

[@TheBonsaiZone]

Legalization!

[@arnoldmmbb]

@@TheBonsaiZone yeah!!!

[@emptymountain]

hey connor, i'll take a tree off your hands!

[@emptymountain]

Ray said they were "sinuses" lol. Nasal is pretty close though.

[@jaguardelcielo]

FOIST!