Bruce Baker
I first saw bonsai at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, PA in 1977. Within 10 years I had won many awards for my collected and carved bonsai trees, including Best of Show at the Mid-America Bonsai Exhibition at the Chicago Botanic Garden. Along the way I have taught at dozens of bonsai clubs, demonstrated at major bonsai conventions, authored numerous articles and a regular column on bonsai, and served on boards such as the Ann Arbor Bonsai Society, Bonsai Association of Michigan, Bonsai Clubs International, and the World Bonsai Friendship Federation. Much of what fueled my love of bonsai was the kindness, experience and intelligence of so many great friends and mentors, including, most notably, Jack Wikle and Jerry Meislik. I’ve also been privileged to know and learn from many great professionals including John Naka, Vaughn Banting, Chase Rosade, Dan Robinson, and Bill Valavanis, just to name a few. This channel is to showcase my current work.
Eastern White Pine: The Forgotten Bonsai Material
How to Create Amazing Apple and Pear Bonsai
New Yew at Frederik Meijer Garden
Dean Bull: Bonsai Horologist
Urban Yamadori: Eastern White Cedar from hedge to bonsai in just over one year.
Jack Wikle: American Bonsai Artist In His Own Words
Bruce Baker Bonsai Channel Intro
Extreme Bonsai Cold Storage: Christmas 2020
Goliath: America's Biggest Yew Bonsai Carving and Styling.
Winter Quarters for Goliath.
Styling an old Pfitzer Juniper
A 7 Mile Hike on the Great Wall
Repairing and Repotting a 125 year old Bonsai Yew
Bruce Baker Carving Deadwood on Goliath: a 100 Year Old Yew Bonsai
Part 7: Bonsai Carving Techniques: Goliath - Some interesting shapes discovered
Part 6: Bonsai Carving Techniques: Goliath - a 100-year-old Bonsai Yew
Introduction: Bonsai Carving Techniques: Goliath - a 100-year-old Bonsai Yew