Originally posted on Robert Nocher Shohin Bonsai:
Today has been the hottest day of the year so far, in fact it almost felt like Spring was on the way. I remember thinking that this time last year just before the temperatures plummeted and we went into the coldest Spring since records began. Ever the optimist, I decided that now is the time to begin the… Continue reading Repotting Some Shohin Hawthorns
Originally posted on Scratch Bonsai:
Before Time to repot this chuhin sized collected Scots Pine I acquired last year. After purchasing from a friend, I left it to acclimatise to my garden for around six months then last August it was initially wired and left as you see it above. I’ve always had a literati style in mind for this one and recently came across… Continue reading Scots Pine Repot
BONSAIKO This landscape juniper was collected from a landscape project we did in the Spring of 2011. It sat in its own soil for 2 years (luckily that soil was sandy and kept the tree alive). Then I repotted the tree into this myca pot with bonsai soil about 2 years ago. I’m not sure what variety of juniper this is but the foliage have a light … Continue reading Landscape Juniper to Bonsai
Originally posted on Bonsai Baker:
Another recent Project, the reworking of this Trident Maple. Continue reading Trident Maple Reworking
Originally posted on Bonsaiplace:
? I truly believe that creativity and to create is not just a mental need that all people need in their lives, but it is also a physical need. To create takes one out of your comfort zone and puts you in places where you have not been before. My choice of Art that I use to feed my creative spirit… Continue reading Creativity, Bonsai, Learning and Art: My Thoughts
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
I got out collecting again a few weeks ago with Phil. We managed to get back on to our old Hawthorn site. As my shoulder and neck are not really up to the task any more, I had Jeff my spade buddy along to help. It was Jeff’s first time collecting and after wind hail and even snow, it might… Continue reading Collecting…
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
Another Hawthorn wired out before bud break. Not the best time to do this with the sap rising and branches being a little more brittle, but I didn’t want to miss another year. I was stabbed repeatedly even after thorn removal. You never get all the little buggers! This was it before. And afterwards. and me for scale Continue reading Mother and Child Hawthorn
Originally posted on Wolf Song Blog:
Eastern Phoebe American Coot Pied-billed Grebe Greater Scaup (?determined by shape of head) Bufflehead (pair) Canada Goose Northern Mockingbird All photos taken recently on our travels! Continue reading Today’s Feathered Friends
Originally posted on twinsrat bonsai:
This tree is new to my collections. I have collected it last Friday , and I love it as it is. as it become to my garden. it looks like the tree has been freshly potted.So I decided to take it out of the pot and transfer to something shallow wit free drainage mix. out of the pot and fresh… Continue reading Berberis thunbergii
Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
Even the best front can become boring over time…a pot change, a change in inclination, or even a front change can enliven an old familiar tree and make it feel like we’ve suddenly got a new one. This ‘Chojubai’ quince has several front possibilities. This year we decided to shake it up a bit. The photo essay tells the tale of… Continue reading The Question of the Front…
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