Day: August 21, 2018
Chris xepapas on Instagram: “Revisited this amazing yamadori white pine #Bonsai today. A full day to remove my BAD wiring from 2 years back and correct it! Also a good…”
View this post on Instagram Revisited this amazing yamadori white pine #Bonsai today. A full day to remove my BAD wiring from 2 years back and correct it! Also a good needle pluck and slight make over. Oyakata pleased with the results . A post shared by Chris xepapas (@heritage_bonsai) on Aug 20, 2018 at 2:37am PDT Continue reading Chris xepapas on Instagram: “Revisited this amazing yamadori white pine #Bonsai today. A full day to remove my BAD wiring from 2 years back and correct it! Also a good…”
My Bonsai Obsession: Ginseng Ficus gets a chop
My Bonsai Obsession: Willow Leaf Ficus – 18 Months Later
Komorebi Bonsai 2018
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
This was last weeks announcement on my Facebook and Instagram pages: Just yesterday I learned we are over 500 tickets distributed. The Artist’s are ready…. Ed Trout Mary Madison Sergio Luciani …the exhibit is coming together.. The vendors are excited….. Wait…you don’t know what Komorebi Bonsai 2018 is? Ah. Sorry! Let me explain: First, it’s a… Continue reading Komorebi Bonsai 2018
Taming the prickly bush
Originally posted on Adam's Art and Bonsai Blog:
You’ve seen this tree before. I’m a bit lazy at the moment, but there have been several blog posts on it in the past. I had even done a post on creating the pot from concrete. It’s there in the archives. If someone wants to search, I’ll post the links and even mention your name at… Continue reading Taming the prickly bush
Eisei-en Grand Opening – Bjorn Bjorholm
Spoon-billed Sandpiper: Hatch | Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Originally posted on SANTA MONICA BAY AUDUBON SOCIETY BLOG:
Spoon-billed Sandpipers lay 4 eggs in a simple tundra nest comprised of a shallow depression, most often in mosses, lined with a few dwarf willow leaves. The nest is incubated by both adults on half-day shifts — the male most often during the day and the female at night. After 21 days of incubation the eggs… Continue reading Spoon-billed Sandpiper: Hatch | Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog 