Originally posted on hermosabonsai:
My journey with bonsai trees began in February 2014 when my partner gifted me my first bonsai. I was so happy and eager to begin shaping it, however little did I know it had a long way to go. I had no experience in bonsai and did not know the difference between a sappling and an actual tree. The tree given… Continue reading My First Bonsai
Originally posted on hermosabonsai:
This is my second bonsai blog post and my second owned bonsai. This little fella is one of those Ginseng figs that can be seen at most garden stores, either sold as a bonsai or in a nursery container. This one came in a nursery container so it was only about $5 and all I had to do was re-pot it… Continue reading A Bunnings Ginseng Fig
Originally posted on The Screaming Wall:
So last weekend I checked out the BONSAI / PRINT show held at Megalo. The show curates the work of printmakers and bonsaïka surrounding carefully cultivated trees with printed works, both large and small. As usual, the Megalo shows are interesting and showcase the talent of local artist. This one is around until the end of April, so check… Continue reading Megalo Bonsai / Print
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
If you’ve been following the various social media platforms I subscribe to, I’ve posted a few pics of a celtis lævigata I collected a few years ago. My original intent was to chronicle the progression only on those sites by posting a photo every once in a while. Like this: ?on March 7th, 2016 on Instagram.?… Continue reading Social media bonsai hag
Moss and Fog Bonsai trees have always enthralled us. The ability to keep a miniature tree growing for hundreds of years is strange and fascinating. Some specimens have the feel of a full forest within a small potted environment, which is truly remarkable. Here are some exceptional examples of bonsai beauty. Via BoredPanda: Coastal Redwood Azalea Wisteria Sakura Apple Tree Apple Tree Miniature forest Maple … Continue reading The Beauty of a Bonsai
Originally posted on Scratch Bonsai:
Scratch Bonsai View original post Continue reading Japanese Maple Leafing Out.
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
This is a true gem. Not a green gem. Maybe a kinmen or Kemang or Kidman or Kingman, depending on your accent and the English pronunciation of Chinese you prefer. But it’s good.? ?You wouldn’t think it’s a gem, from that view.? Or this one. ??Methinks I need a bit of divine inspiration to complete this… Continue reading Ficus Maximus
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