I have added 6 new Bonsai videos by Bonsai Empire featuring shows and artists from around the world. These are videos are a great way to learn about Bonsai. You can learn a lot by looking at the trees, the … Continue reading →
I recently found a rare 1980’s vintage photo of the Rocky Mountain Bonsai Society logo tree. It is a Ponderosa Pine designed by one of the club founders, Bob Kataoka. I have added the photo to the Ponderosa Pine page shown … Continue reading →
I have added a new page(s) about how to make Bonsai Pots, shown under Bonsai Basics. Most of the information is in the form of videos by some the leading Bonsai potters in the world. There are 2 extremely good … Continue reading →
Here is a nice video of the Denver Botanic Garden’s Bonsai Pavillion narrated by International Bonsai Master Larry Jackel. I have posted the video under Larry Jackel’s bio under Bonsai Masters Artists as shown in Bonsai Basics. Larry is available … Continue reading →
Bjorn brings us a great video from Ireland with a bunch of cool trees. Take a look! … Continue reading →
Bonsai Empire made a nice video of International Bonsai Master Peter Warren styling a yamadori a Mugo pine. Peter does a nice job explaining which branches to remove and why. It is interesting he did not remove all of the … Continue reading →
Nice video by Bonsai Empire featuring David Benavente styling a yamadori juniper. David does a good job of splitting the live vein in two, moving one down and the other up. I have posted the video on the Junipers page, … Continue reading →
Wow another great video from Bonsai Empire. The trees are really great, but it was the pots that I liked best. So many great pots to drool over and I doubt I could afford any of them. Well I can … Continue reading →
Another great video by Bjorn Bjorholm via Bonsai Empire. The video is just chalk full of “WOWSER” trees. Great olive trees with lots of deadwood and great conifers to. … Continue reading →
I found a couple of neat books by Beth Boon on “Ancient Trees Portraits of Time”. She has a few small galleries of the trees online. Really great, very old trees, now if we could just get them into a … Continue reading →
