Originally posted on Parviflora Bonsaï:
Hi! Last week I showed you a few trees from my bonsai garden. Since I have around 80 trees in total, here’s a few more. On this table I put my conifer shohin. Below, you can see a Japanese yew on the left, a Japanese black pine var. Kotobuki in the middle, and an Itoigawa juniper on the right. I… Continue reading My bonsai garden
Originally posted on BONSAI WALES:
Flickr Photo Album – Bonsai Europa – 2017 For those who where there during the build, part of the team and part of the break down team I Thank You. As part of the team myself, I appreciate the dedication each of you guys gave to the task itself and to helping each other! The show itself was packed with… Continue reading My Bonsai Europa 2017 Album
Originally posted on artsofjc:
This is a typical wonderful day here in Santa Clara, CA. Lovely afternoon to work on trees. Late September is the final time to set up my olives for winter growth. I had one last olive stump to open up. Originally the base of a 6′ tall wild growth, it has been reduced over the years. I have kept it cut… Continue reading Another Olive Stump Begins the Journey
Originally posted on artsofjc:
October 1 brings a noticeable change in light on the trees. Soon the focus of work will change to re-potting but I took this day to catch up on some trees that were in grow phase. There was the Peruvian Pepper tree trunk that has been in development for years, trying to find the correct way to develop branches where they… Continue reading October Odds and Ends
Originally posted on Montane Bonsai:
Tasmanian winter is finally coming to an end here in Collinsvale. With that said, we have had more snow two days ago and a heavy frost again this morning to start off October. The trees are finally starting to wake up. The sassafras have produced an aromatic flush of early spring flowers accompanied by the Acacia and Hakea, which are… Continue reading Defrosting after Winters Chill
Originally posted on Cooking Across 4 Generations:
Waking early I headed down stairs for a Japanese style breakfast buffet, checked the weather forecast, partly cloudy, high of 33 Celsius with high humidity expected. Back in the room I made sure my cameras were in order(empty memory card and fully charged) then it was out in to the wilds of Ginza and a short walk to Shimbashi… Continue reading Tokyo – Day 1 Omiya
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
I was delighted to receive these photos from my friend Harry showing bonsai in his clubs Bonsai exhibition in The Netherlands. He’s letting me share them here for all to see. Some great trees on display. This is a small group of only 10 members which makes their display all the more impressive. For more info click HERE to visit… Continue reading Exhibition By Bonsaigroep de Butuwe
Originally posted on Reema's Garden:
There has been a overwhelming liking towards Cacti and Succulents these days. I just don’t understand why! As far as I can see, people love them only because they really don’t need to be watched over. They are fine if you water them once in a week or 10 days. They are fine irrespective of whether you place them… Continue reading I love plants but not all of them!
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