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Bonsai Eejit- Ronin Bonsai
- VELIKO V MALEM
- Robert Nocher Shohin Bonsai
- Walter Pall Bonsai Adventures
- Discontinuation of blog
- Japanese Maple #10 - after full defoliation
- Field Maple #2 - finally after 25 years somewhat acceptable
- Trident Maple #1 - after full defoliation
- European Beech #2 - after full defoliation
- Field Maple #4 - after full defoliation
- Japanese Maple #16 - after full defoliation
- Japanese Maple #13
- Garden in June #5
- Int. Bonsai Academy in Bonasaigarten Muenchen 06/20/2021
- Bonsai & Yamadori from Tony Tickle
- Saving our ancient trees
- A Review of the “Developing Bonsai from Seed” Online Course
- Bonsai Intermediate Course 2 from Bonsai Empire
- Improving the survival rate of collected yamadori part 3
- Amazing Japanese Garden at Cowden in Scotland
- Creating a natural looking Jin on a pine
- Cardening.. Mobile Japanese Garden
- In the UK and want to exhibit Bonsai in the EU?
- Hawthorn Through the seasons
- Yew tree planted on REAL STONE
- Nebari Bonsai
Blogs I Follow
Tag Archives: deciduous tree
Blackthorn Glory
It has proved to be a long wait but at last my little Blackthorn is in full flower having battled its way so far through a long, cold windy spring. As usual it just does not fail to deliver. … Continue reading →
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Tagged black bark, blackthorn, blossom, blue ceramic pot, Bonsai, deciduous tree, flowering species, flowers, irish, leaf buds, photography, re-potting, Shohin, spring
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One to One with Robert Porch
I had a one to one with Robert porch on Tuesday past. A long day from 10 am to 7 pm and a lot of great work done. It’s always a pleasure to have Robert. These two informal upright Larches … Continue reading →
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Tagged apex, art, Bonsai, deciduous tree, hobby, Horticulture, Informal upright, larch, larix kaempheri, nature, Nebari, recreation, shari, spring buds, Training Bonsai
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