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Originally posted on Scratch Bonsai:
I bought this early last year from an auction at the local club.  It’s the biggest bonsai I have and it was grown from scratch by someone else over a long period! I can only hope my efforts at field growing turn out as well in 20+ years.  Anyway, it spent last year recovering from being lifted from the ground… Continue reading Partial Defoliation of a European Beech

Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
In the early summer, as the first flush is hardening off, it is good to remove one of each pair of leaves, to let more light into the tree. This promotes back-budding, and keeps interior shoots from dying off. Before: Dense canopy: After: Less-dense canopy: Carnage: The trunk is beefing up, even after 12 years in a pot, with annual… Continue reading Partial defoliation of a Japanese Maple 

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