You could put this beautiful Pine tree straight into a bonsai pot! The tree is about 90 cms in height has been perfectly shaped and styled....by nature.

Have you ever wondered how some bonsai enthusiasts somehow seem to have the oldest and most beautiful bonsai? The answer is..... they let nature do most of the work.

Yamadori bonsai are found growing in the wild, usually from seedling, and grow slowly for many years, in some cases more than a century, before they are collected, and on a lot of occasions rescued from dying due to adverse conditions then finally potted to become truly 'one of a kind' bonsai trees.

!!Also, be aware that the trees you are collecting are not endangered or protected.

Check-out the video below to see Sebastijan Sandev collecting a Hornbeam [Carpinus] from the mountainous areas of Croatia. For more video of Sandev go to the 'home menu' and click on 'Video Masterclass'.