I have been potting Berberis Thunbergii – Barberry trees into Bonsai pots for the last week and a half. All seem to be doing well except one of them. I thought I would make a new page for them just … Continue reading →
I have updated my page for Quercus Grisea – Gray Oak Bonsai #1. The tree was hit by a hail storm about a year ago and stripped a lot of the leaves off it. It was allowed to grow out … Continue reading →
I have two Forestiera neomexicana – New Mexico Privet trees blooming right now for the first time. This makes for a total of three trees I have that have now started blooming. Last years tree shown in the photo below … Continue reading →
Here a few photos of the Acer buergerianum – Denver Botanic Gardens Trident Maple Bonsai #2. This tree is a taller Bonsai with some nice nebari. The leaves are moderate in size but still nice. Its a nicely filled out … Continue reading →
I took a couple photos of one of the Denver Botanic Gardens Pinus Flexis – Limber Pine Bonsai trees. It looks pretty good to me, nice deadwood and plenty of foliage. I add the photos to the Pinus Flexis Bonsai … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Ryan Neil has a new video titled “Somedays at Mirai: Get this Fungal Party Started“. In this video Ryan goes over several potential projects for the week. Including the start of the rainy season and fungal issues … Continue reading →
I took some photos of a Acer buergerianum – Denver Botanic Gardens Trident Maple Bonsai #1 a few days ago. This is a great tree and I made a new page for it. Its quite impressive when viewing it in … Continue reading →
I have added a new photo of a Hydrangea anomala petiolaris – Climbing Hydrangea Bonsai to the website. Its part of the Pacific Bonsai Museum collection in Washington state. Photo credit to Linda’s Letters. Donations are still being accepted to fund … Continue reading →
Many years ago I was prowling around a nursery in Parker, Co. just looking which is something I am pretty much an expert at and I found this really odd Buxus Boxwood sitting all by itself. It was very tall … Continue reading →
I have updated my Mountain Mahogany – Cercocarpus breviflorus Gray var. breviflorus Bonsai #1 page to show how I was able to repot the tree from a very large brittle plastic tub in the a very large Sara Rayner pot. … Continue reading →
