View this post on Instagram Bonsai works Working at #bonsai begginers course. #bonsaikennels #bonsaiarte #bonsai #bonsaiworld #bonsailove #bonsailife #bonsaitree #matsubonsai #proyectoescuelakuromatsu A post shared by Anibal Poublan (@anibalpoublan) on Apr 9, 2018 at 1:25pm PDT Continue reading Anibal Poublan on Instagram: “Bonsai works Working at #bonsai begginers course.”
Originally posted on Robert Nocher Shohin Bonsai:
? The rain stopped today so I was able to go outside and continue my re-potting. The first up was the first tree I ever purchased back in 1999 if memory serves me right. I keep this tree in a small pot so it has to be re-potted every year. This is how it looks at the moment.… Continue reading Re-potting Some of My Larches
View this post on Instagram A very cute dwarf crepe myrtle from my Sarasota Advanced study group, belonging to Michael. It’s an “all around” great tree, which doesn’t happen often, just because of design considerations, but this tree truly has two fronts. I can’t wait to see the blooms, which should be red, as I believe it’s a Chickasaw variety. #mybonsaiworld #bonsai #floridabonsai A post … Continue reading Adam Lavigne on Instagram: “A very cute dwarf crepe myrtle from my Sarasota Advanced study group, belonging to Michael. It’s an “all around” great tree, which doesn’t…”
Originally posted on Michael Coopers Studio:
? At the end of February I had started re-potting some of my trees not knowing that winter still had some surprises in store for us even here in Somerset. I think it was on the 1st or 2nd of March that we had the first lot. Not a dramatic amount but fine, dry drifting snow so we had… Continue reading Last Snows of Winter 2018
Originally posted on Itoigawa Inside Out:
Spring has come to Itoigawa: the snow is melting day by day even in the mountain valleys, and white is giving way to brown and, gradually, shoots of fresh green. I have even managed to collect a few butterbur flowers, enough to make the local delicacy of “chanmairo miso” (a bittersweet sauce made with the chopped-up flowers, usually eaten… Continue reading Naturally-occurring bonsai?! Yes, Itoigawa has them, too…
Originally posted on AnandNataraj:
I’ve been incliented towards bonsai since my school days. I tried making my need bonsai biring the 1990’s, those were the days where there was no internet and I lacked resources to practice. Something struck my mind about bonsai and immediately I checked for bonsai related videos in YouTube. There were pleanty of DIY videos. Showed the video to my driver… Continue reading First Bonsai Experiment
Originally posted on Pictures Never Die:
Moms words: this is the gorgeous maple tree in our friend’s front garden, directly opposite our house. Only just realized this tree was there, so had a great time capturing loads of images of these beautiful red maple leaves “our Emblem Dear, the Maple Leaf Forever”, as our anthem goes. taken on a foggy day. the cedar tree trunk… Continue reading Maple Tree Beauty
Originally posted on Pictures Never Die:
Moms words: just loved this beautiful Japanese cutleaf red maple bonsai tree. It’s truly a prize bonsai maple tree. Continue reading Large Red Maple Bonsai Tree
Originally posted on artsofjc:
Today, we had the opportunity to reinvent an old tree. Seven years ago a client’s collection came up to the Bay Area from Southern California. The collection was in dire straits have been neglect due to the owner’s poor health and the client wanted to save the trees. I am so glad she chose to do that. When they arrived here,… Continue reading California Juniper Client Project – Reinvention
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