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Prunus in flower
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Tony Tickle Bonsai Blog. This Prunus Spinosa was collected over 10 years ago and it has been very sloe (sic) to develop. its planted in a semi cascade pot that has the corned ‘torn’ and the trunk passes through it. Go to the source blog (Tony Tickle Bonsai Blog) to read the full article: Read More
Han Kengai Yew changes
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Tony Tickle Bonsai Blog. Today I removed a major branch from this Han Kengai Yew, I replaced with a branch that was to the rear of the tree and brought it around to the front, the old branch was ‘jinned’ and used as a wire anchor. The pot is a virtual image and the Read More
A Quieter Tree & a Smaller House
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Bonsai Bark Blog. I’ve long appreciated the subtlety of Michael Hagedorn’s bonsai. Michael tends to avoid flash and overstatement, even in some of his crazy experimental stuff.* Here’s Michael’s caption for this understated bonsai… “Japanese Maple ‘Beni-Kawa’ with an unusual pot choice, an unglazed brown.” Here’s more in Michael’s own words (from his blog)… Read More
Svenska BonsaiSallskapet Show and a visit to Bigbrit Ashley Almström
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Tony Tickle Bonsai Blog. Last weekend I managed to meet up with some of Swedens bonsai enthusiasts, I was met by Torsten Ryman and his partner Eva at the biggest flower show in Sweden where Svenska BonsaiSallskapet had a booth. Over 50,000 people visit the show over three days, when we arrived it was Read More
Bonsai Bark Has a New Home & We’ve Got a New Website
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Bonsai Bark Blog. I cropped this Ficus microcarpa for a close look at the sheer power and beauty of the trunk, pot and stand (the uncropped original is below). It’s by Huang,Ching-Chi of Taiwan We’ve got a New Website & Bonsai Bark has a New Home (right there on our New Website)! You can Read More
Grafting American Species
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Bjorn Bjorholm Bonsai Blog. Itoigawa Shimpaku (Juniperus chinensis var. ‘Itoigawa’ – the most sought after Junipers in Japan, both for their deadwood features and, more importantly, for their foliar characteristics. The most famous examples of naturally occurring yamadori Itoigawa Shimpaku all came from one tiny area in the Niigata Prefecture of northern Japan, specifically Read More
Color and Unusual Pot Choice-
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Crataegus Bonsai Blog. A tree with red berries in a green glazed pot. A conifer with green foliage in an unglazed, reddish brown pot. An orange flowered tree matched with a blue glazed pot. Common and good options. For pot choices, these opposing colors from the color wheel can work, and work well. But they Read More
Bonsai Are Leafing Somewhere (Just Not Here) & Just in Case You Missed it, Our New Site Is Up!
10 months ago Nebby 0
Source: Bonsai Bark Blog. Japanese maple in the first flush of spring. This and the other trees shown here belong to Luis Vallejo. His caption for this selection reads… “Algunos arces, brotación” (some maples sprouting). The photos are by Miguel Krause We featured some deciduous trees that belong to Luis Vallejos not too long ago. Read More