Originally posted on iBonsai:
Yale University Press publish a beautiful book on bonsai, which displays a small sample of the Chicago Botanic Garden’s bonsai collection. A true coffee table book, that exudes beautiful photography, with each tree at the peak of its seasonal beauty, and a brief description of the trees history and background. The books design, simplicity and aesthetic make it an elegant reference… Continue reading A Patient Art

Originally posted on Kitora no do:
      Workshop di Melanie-Shinpaku wiring Itoigawa della Kitora’s Bonsai School Continue reading Itoigawa della scuola work in progress 

Twisty Twin Trunk Thuja in Erik Križovenský Pot – http://lakeshorebonsai.com/?p=2337 Continue reading Shared from WordPress

Originally posted on Scratch Bonsai:
Evergreen – semi cascade ivy with seedling accent Forest and Landscape – Japanese Larch on slab Mame – Rowan (sorbus) Coniferous – Japanese Larch Novice – Zelkova Indoor – Cork Bark Chinese Elm Flowering, Fruiting and Berried – Spirea Deciduous and Best Overall Bonsai Exhibit – Root over Rock Trident Maple ? Continue reading Belfast Rose Week – The Winning Bonsai Exhibits

Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
I finally got the portulacaria I had been working on in the hospital (from the last post) repotted. ?Here’s how you saw it last:??This was how it was sitting in the pot. Pretty straightforward potting, widest base flat to the viewer. I had showed it in different angles in the last post to give you an… Continue reading The “Keep Myself Sane” Tree 

Originally posted on Scratch Bonsai:
I recently finally got around to airlayering the top of this tree in training.  The trunk is much too tall and the apex curves, ruining the formal upright image of the rest of the tree.  The tree should look less lanky in future with the top removed.  Still tall but hopefully elegant as opposed to unsightly.  I also finally performed… Continue reading European Hornbeam Modifications

Continue reading Decandling shohin black pine