Day: January 7, 2017
Ginseng bonsai
Ronin Bonsai: Saturday 7 1 17.
Lappet faced Vulture 2017 Bird of the Year.
2° corso Kitora’s Bonsai School per Patrik
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The Kennett Bonsai Collection – The Bonsai Seed
Introducing Andrew Robson: New Apprentice
Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
Only a couple weeks out of graduate school, Andrew Robson began his apprenticeship at Crataegus Bonsai in Portland. He’s been here since June 2016. Andrew’s background is in music, with a Master’s degree from the Yale School of Music. While in school there he performed at the New York Philharmonic’s New Music Biennial, among other notable performances. He was also… Continue reading Introducing Andrew Robson: New Apprentice
US National Shohin Bonsai Exhibition
Valavanis Bonsai Blog Shohin and small size bonsai are a popular group because of their diminutive size and compressed beauty. In the United States they are always included in bonsai exhibitions. There have been well over 100 individual shohin bonsai displayed in each of the past five US National Bonsai Exhibitions. Every other year a well organized and attended bonsai seminar takes place in California … Continue reading US National Shohin Bonsai Exhibition
Alabama Bonsai Society History: Toshio Saburomaru
Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
While photographing our club’s old records to digitize them, this series of photographs was tucked in behind a foemina forest record. This workshop was from 1984, for the Alabama Bonsai Society, at the BBG. Enjoy! I remember this forest from when it was on display in the BBG pavilion, and have seen members working on it as recently as 5… Continue reading Alabama Bonsai Society History: Toshio Saburomaru
Thoughts about growing and displaying bonsai at home
Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
Thanks to many moves throughout the years, I have had the “opportunity” (corporate euphemism…) to set up bonsai display areas half a dozen times. Each was a little different, ranging from apartment balconies, to yards on rental properties, to two homes with nearly ideal conditions. The current bonsai area runs North-South, and for the most part, the trees face East.… Continue reading Thoughts about growing and displaying bonsai at home
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