Originally posted on Bonsai & Teacups:
“Genesis” Cape Honeysuckle bonsai specimen The name cape honeysuckle came about because the native region for this shrub is in South Africa by the Cape of Good Hope. This is so misleading to me, as this is not a true honeysuckle. Real honeysuckles belong to the Caprifoliaceae family and are found in the Lonicera genus. The one thing I… Continue reading Why the cape honeysuckle as bonsai?
Originally posted on Bonsai & Teacups:
Rosemary Bonsai needs just a little more special care. Your garden is part of your own personality and this is why; it is important to have a good herb garden design. Most bonsai lovers prefer Rosemary Bonsai tree in their garden. It is evergreen, semi-woody, grows rapidly and can tolerate short period of drought. Rosemary also has medicinal properties… Continue reading Caring for a Rosemary Bonsai
Originally posted on Bonsai Iterate:
This Vicary Privet is happy and healthy, and while you may not be able to tell just how many, it has way too many trunks.? Not sure about the front yet, so here’s another angle.? It’s time to make some decisions, but HOW?! I took a good long look and tried not to move too fast — a common mistake… Continue reading Carving Away Trunks
Originally posted on Kitora no do:
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Originally posted on Our Fine Feathered Friends:
The 74th annual Elizabethton Spring Bird Count was held on Saturday, May 6. A total of 43 observers in nine parties took part in the annual survey, which consists Carter County and parts of adjacent Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi and Washington counties. In addition to Elizabethton, the count includes territory in such cities as Elizabethton, Erwin, Kingsport, Bristol and… Continue reading Spring Bird Count participants deal with unseasonal cold snap
“This trail has been created for you – the city dweller – so that you might exchange, for a short time, the hectic scene of your urban life for the rugged beauty and freedom of adventure into the solitary wonderland of nature.” – United States Forest Service Its been long due for a post. If you’ll entertain me, I’ve decided to do something a bit… Continue reading The Great Outdoors: Mt. Wilson
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