This is my last day at the exhibition and this will be last blog entry. Officials estimate that approximately 1,200 people have visited the exhibition daily. The crowds vary during the day, and sometimes its impossible to photograph, so repeat trips are necessary. I’ve walked over 24 miles looking at bonsai this week, just ask my sore feet. I have gone through the exhibitions five times, carefully studying the trees and how they created, refined, repaired and tried to cover things tried to trick the viewer’s eyes.
Dwarf Stewart
Chojubai Flowering Quince, largest I’ve seen, but certainly not the best.
Sargent Juniper, which way do I look?
Toyo Nishiki Japanese Flowering Quince
Japanese Five-needle Pine
Japanese Red Pine
I’ve been watching the large cascade dark purple Magnolia to see the progression of flowers. Now there are small leaves emerging which means that extra protection must be provided until the end…
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