THIS VIDEO IS IN TWO PARTS, "A" AND "B". THIS IS 21A. I TAKE A NURSERY SPECIMEN OF A JUNIPER THAT IS USUALLY USED AS GROUND COVER. IT WAS SO DENSE INSIDE I WAS UNABLE TO SEE WHAT WAS GOING ON WITH THE BRANCHES, BUT I COULD FEEL SOME GOOD THICK STOCK TO WORK WITH. I GO THOUGH...

How to fold the Origami Bonsai Black Eyed Susan flower. Requires the basic flower form II found on origamibonsaiforum page. From the book "Advanced Origami Bonsai" available through www.OrigamiBonsai.org.

PART-A WE HEARD ABOUT WIGART'S BONSAI NURSERY FROM COREY, A VIEWER. HE SAID IT WAS GOOD, BUT IT FAR EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS. WE HAD A GREAT TIME. THE OWNERS WERE CORDIAL AND KNOWLEDGEABLE AND A PLEASURE TO TALK WITH. THE BONSAI ARE AMAZING AND I HOPE YOU GET A GOOD LOOK AROUND IN THIS TWO PART VIDEO.

Bonsai master Walter Pall in Croatia, Kastela, Vitturi castle, 2007. - demonstration on Oriental hornbeam (Carpinus orientalis) - part 4/4 To see tree developement visit W. Pall's gallery - walter-pall.de

This was all shot on sunday(Aug. 24th) at the 68th annual Nisei Festival in Little Tokyo, Los Angeles. These are all amazing bonsai trees. The owners were all extremely nice and very helpful to anyone with bonsai questions. One of the owners even let me eat some of the grapes off of their bonsai tree...j/k....

Episode from the weekly Tokyo MXTV show Bonsai, filmed at Kunio Kobayashi's garden, Shunkaen, in Tokyo. This episode was a "foreigners" special. Features Sandro Segneri (It), Xavier Brusset (Fr), Matt Ouwinga (US) and Peter Warren (UK). Part 2 of 3

Part two of the documentary about Bonsai in Japan, this part features an interview with me, Peter Warren and also Sandro Segneri.

This mini bonsai collection is a collection of rare plants that are not usually available for conventional bonsai. They are from tropical, flowering, perennials, herbs, and even weeds. Many of them have been cultivated to suit keeping in indoors and apartment environments. Enjoy! To find out more about...

Katsushi Kataoka Pot creation part 1. Tokoname

Masahiko Kimura, Lin Feng Shu, Red Garden, Yangzhou