Originally posted on bonsai balcony brno:
A pine that I bought as “light” yamadori from the Sirotný family was from a garden planter that a lady had for about 15 years. This was their rough estimate so it could be around 18 years old now and has some decent bark on most of the tree. I really didn’t know how to create an apex on… Continue reading Slender Scots Pine
Originally posted on bonsai balcony brno:
I apologize for not posting for such a long time. I would like to update you with some images of some of the trees that have changed a bit since how they started out. A larch that was dig up but wasn’t too interesting. After the initial styling I wasn’t very satisfied and I thought about removing two of… Continue reading New Year ’19
Originally posted on bonsai balcony brno:
Howdy everyone! It’s been some time since my last post but that’s because we’ve been busy with our new family member and several other things. I’d like to take this opportunity to show some of the changes in the garden. ? feminine yamadori hawthorn ? successfully air-layered Mahaleb ? A beautiful Birch that my friend Jiri Vyslouzil owns. He… Continue reading Late spring update
Originally posted on bonsai balcony brno:
Well hi there, here’s my Miyajima white pine I purchased about 4 years ago and how I’ve moved forward with it. When I first bought it, I was going for a classic design and wired and styled it out. However, the next spring revealed that the cambium separated from the sapwood. This resulted in all of the lower and… Continue reading Japanese White Pine new design
Originally posted on Bonsaiwithromano:
It’s been a while since I have been on the site to upload an article. I started my own company in May 2019 and it has taken up most of my time trying to get the company of the ground. I’m happy to announce that BWR Productions (PTY) Ltd is now registered and fully functioning. It has been a hectic few… Continue reading The long awaited re-potting of one of my oldest bonsai trees. How a compacted soil mixture can influence your watering routine…
Originally posted on Robert Nocher Shohin Bonsai:
Today I spent some time re-potting the Scots Pine that was rewired over the winter. It also required a slight change of angle. This is a reminder of how it looked before todays’ work. And this is how it looks at the moment in a new Chinese drum pot, which is more in proportion with the tree. Here… Continue reading Scots Pine re-potted Today
Originally posted on Robert Nocher Shohin Bonsai:
Today, I re-potted this tall Blaauws Juniper into a nice Ian Baillie drum pot. When I acquired this tree in 2016, it was in poor condition as the previous owner had died and the tree had been neglected for a few years. This is how it looked at that time. By September of 2018 it had recovered sufficiently… Continue reading A New Pot for a Tall Juniper
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
Im always happy to review the latest Bonsai Empire course when it hits the internet. This time its Developing Deciduous Bonsai with Mauro Stemberger, Harry Harrington and Walter Pall. Deciduous work I feel is often under promoted in bonsai circles and I can see this resource being a great addition to what’s available and can be valuable to many bonsai… Continue reading Developing Deciduous Bonsai Course
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
A week yesterday, where does the time go! I was taking part in a group Workshop in Belfast with Bjorn Bjorholm. I missed him the last time he visited due to a holiday but this time I grabbed a slot with Belfast Bonsai’s event. My tree for the day was only a recent addition to my collection but a tree… Continue reading Bjorn Workshop and the 9/11 Scots Pine
Originally posted on Bonsai Eejit:
some recent tweaking and tidying up with Adam’s trees. Japanese White Pine before and after. Chinese Juniper before and after A few others. ? ? Continue reading Adam One to One
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