Day: March 21, 2020
Godwits in, Godwits out: springtime on the Washes – wadertales
Where to nest?
Originally posted on wadertales:
There is nothing more obvious than an Oystercatcher sitting on his or her nest, but a brooding Snipe can be invisible until almost trodden upon. Which strategy works better: nesting in plain view but laying cryptically camouflaged eggs or hiding yourself and your nest in a clump of grass? Which species is most likely to hatch a successful brood of chicks… Continue reading Where to nest?
#Bonsai bokeh quince Longevity wrapping and rose blooming in full bloom Continue on blog →
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Shoehorning a Trident Maple into a Shohin pot
Originally posted on Nebari Bonsai:
I have had this tree for close to 20 years now, and this is probably the smallest it’s ever been. Deciding to make it into a “sumo” Shohin later meant challenges to finding a suitable pot because the base had gotten wide. It’s been in this 12″ wide Ino pot for the last few years, which is visually too big.… Continue reading Shoehorning a Trident Maple into a Shohin pot
A visit to Fuyo-en, the garden of Hiroshi Takeyama – Bonsai Tonight
Wisteria Bonsai
Valavanis Bonsai Blog Last week I participated in GardenScape 2020, Rochester’s premier garden show. We forced many Azaleas, Pears, Cherries and two Wisteria to blossom in March, rather than in May. The two Wisteria bonsai woke up and the flower buds began to open. One of the bonsai was delayed, exactly one week behind the other. When the flowers racemes began to open they looked … Continue reading Wisteria Bonsai
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