14x15:29Collecting Bonsai Trees From The Wild: Black Bag Technique
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Join Maros Belan—student of Walter Pall—as he transforms wild yamadori into naturalistic bonsai using step-by-step methods. Maros Belan has been doing bonsai since 2008, mostly focusing on Yamadori collected deciduous trees. I’m working mostly with the trees of native species from European forests. I’m mostly working on medium-sized to larger trees, mostly deciduous. As a student of Walter Pall, I try to follow his horticultural and design methods.
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