During Burrs 2009 workshop Enrico Savini explains what to look for when buying Yamadori, roots, foliage, movement, age, price… and why some Yamadori is expensive.
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If only the audio was better…
yes… I know the Audio could have been better… this was shot by one of the attendees and passed on to me… the content is golden though!
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Great videos, thanks for sharing Tony.
Great advice from the Italian Master, I am always careful when buying Yamadori, I only buy from those who I know have kept there trees for two seasons at least