Pretty impressive

[BobbyLane]

These Hackberries and Tridents have mostly been developed in the ground, 15 to 20 years from seed. Some real stonkers here

 

[Attmos]

These Hackberries and Tridents have mostly been developed in the ground, 15 to 20 years from seed. Some real stonkers here

I still think an artist isn't really interested in achieving perfection. The tree he's holding is beautiful, but it doesn't have much soul.

 

[KateM]

As opposed to my ugly trees - each one of them has got a soul.
I watched this video today, before I saw this post.
Marked it in my favorites, though it had a lot of useful info.

 

[fredman]

Haha....I wanted to put this up yesterday, but got distracted.
I really enjoyed this nursery tour.
I highly respect Terry...as a person, bonsai artist and nursery man. He has some real good content on Utube.

 

[RozendaalArts]

I still think an artist isn't really interested in achieving perfection. The tree he's holding is beautiful, but it doesn't have much soul.

The nurser material sure, it's just grown fast for quick profit turnaround, but some of those larger trees look as beatiful as any other

 

[fredman]

I actually thought of @Shibui when I saw this. What you think mate...?

 

[SeanS]

Not related to the video, besides the fact that it involves Terry. After a recent WhatsApp flash sale that Terry hosts every few months I mistakenly received another buyer’s Koyo pot. I helped Terry get the pot to its rightful owner. As a thank you gesture he sent me a small Japanese Bizen ware pot with my latest purchases from last week’s sale.

 

[Shibui]

I actually thought of @Shibui when I saw this. What you think mate...?

That's a lot of trees developing! Way more than I've ever grown or intend to grow.
Some interesting adaptations of technique for neagari, root over rock and for developing pines.