Originally posted on Backcountry Bonsai:
? Alright people. We are long overdue for an article on ethics and responsible collecting. An in depth blog post will follow shortly but in the meantime, we all need to chew on this: The future of bonsai in America rests on all of our shoulders. There are truly magnificent trees to be honored and treasured as our great country… Continue reading Ethics! Do it right or don’t do it at all!
Originally posted on Bonsai Iterate:
This was my treeless bonsai project for the weekend: second-iteration, hand-sewn, leather tool pouch with shoulder strap.? I’m diggin’ it! Continue reading Treeless Bonsai Project
Originally posted on Bonsai Iterate:
Elaeagnus umbellata is native to Eastern Asia and has become naturalized in many parts of the U.S. In many locals it is considered invasive. They seem to grow everywhere in my area, especially in unmowed fields, along the edges of wooded areas, and along fence rows.? They make fine bonsai material. Here’s an Elaeagnus that is part of the National… Continue reading Two Elaeagnus
Originally posted on Bonsai Iterate:
Another ficus, growing strong. Time to make some decisions. Here it is before today’s work.? I started this tree from a skinny little cutting back in 1996. I’m thrilled that it has survived this long, but that it is still rather small and unspectacular is evidence of just how many things I have done wrong over the years.? In a… Continue reading Some Ficus Decisions
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