Morton Arboretum has a new article out titled “Viburnum leaf beetle” and a new video out titled “Plant Clinic Tip: Protect Your Viburnums“. Apparently a new beetle is attacking Viburnums. This is good information to have in case your Viburnum … Continue reading →
I have finally made a new page for Viburnum Burkwoodii Bonsai trees. My Burkwoodii Bonsai is one of my oldest trees I purchased. In fact I probably should not have purchased it, but I am glad I did as I … Continue reading →
Classic Viburnum Plant Library is a vendor that sells nothing but Viburnum bushes of all varieties. This is a great source to obtain really great starter trees. I have already posted this vendor on the Viburnum Bonsai page, but I … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Ryan Neil takes us through another installment of “Mondays at Mirai“. The main take away from this video is Ryan’s fascination with helper bee Troy’s rear cleavage. All in all another great Monday video sure to make … Continue reading →
This video is a snippet from the Rocky Mountain Bonsai Society 51st Annual Show video of the walk through of the show by RMBS members and Larry Jackel from the Denver Botanic Gardens Bonsai Pavilion Curator. You can find more information … Continue reading →
From International Bonsai Master Michael Hagedorn “How to Correctly Read Bonsai Heresy-“. I am not saying a word, not one word. … Continue reading →
Michael Dirr’s Plants has a nice article on different types of Viburnums called “Viburnums for American Gardens: Abbreviated Discussion“. This is a great article describing different viburnums used in landscaping. Viburnums make great Bonsai trees if you can find one … Continue reading →
I purchased another Rhamnus frangula ‘Asplenifolia’ “Fernleaf” “Buckthorn” a “poor mans Japanese Maple” to use as a Bonsai. I like this tree a lot, it should make a great Bonsai tree in a couple more years of development. If you … Continue reading →
I have a rather unique Bonsai tree from the Salix – Willow family. It a Salix Bebbiana – Bebb’s Willow with lots of deadwood on it, in fact it is its main feature. This is a rather large wild Yamadori … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Jonas Dupuich has a new article out titled “Dwarf pussy willow bonsai“. In this article discusses using Salix – Willow trees for Bonsai, specifically a Pussy Willow. You can sometimes find small – miniature willow trees for … Continue reading →
