International Bonsai Master Mauro Stemberger has a new video out titled “Spring Italian Bonsai Dream Museum“. In this video Mauro shows you around his museum and also goes over re-potting several extremely large Bonsai trees. He does use a board … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Mauro Stemberger has a new video titled “The Double Bunjin“. Mauro is styling a Juniperus grandis – Sierra Juniper Bonsai tree. In this video Mauro removes one of the two large trunks and turns it into jin. … Continue reading →
Pacific Bonsai Museum has a new video titled “World Bonsai Day 2020“. Its a beautiful place to visit. Its a cute video with a special message to all. … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Bjorn Bjorholm addresses Internet Trolls on this podcast titled “Bonsai Network Vidcast | Cameron Carlson“. Wow, I really liked what Bjorn and Cameron had to say. All they need now to make it better is to have … Continue reading →
Panayoti Kelaidis, Senior Curator & Director of Outreach at the Denver Botanic Gardens has a very nice article about two Amur – Ginnala Maple trees named “A tale of two gorgeous maples…sad but true!“. Its a great article or story about … Continue reading →
International Bonsai Master Bjorn Bjorholm has a new video out titled “Defoliating Flowering Apricot Bonsai | Bonsai-U“. Bjorn takes us through the process of Defoliating a Prunus Mume which is perhaps the number one flowering tree in all of Bonsai. … Continue reading →
I have built a new page for Quercus Phellos – Willow Oak Bonsai. Willow oak looks like it would be a good candidate for Bonsai. Zack Smith has an article titled “Willow Oak Progression” where Zack documents the number of … Continue reading →
I made a new master page for my Quercus Grisea – Gray Oak Bonsai trees. Each tree will be listed on the Master page with links to each Trees own page. This little Gray Oak #2 is only 7″ tall … Continue reading →
I have added a new gallery for my Mountain Mahogany – Cercocarpus breviflours Gray var. breviflorus Bonsai tree. The tree pretty much survived the winter in my garage sitting under fluorescent lights and only lost a few small branches. The … Continue reading →
The photo below shows Pine Tip Blight (fungal desease) dark spots on bottom of the pine cone. We should probably rake and destroy any needles and pine cones from affected trees. Photo courtesy of Kansas State University. There are two … Continue reading →
