Spotted in the Wild
Historical Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and RSS posts previously curated by the club (2017–present). Not authored by the club — preserved here since the original source feeds no longer carry this history.
Here are some results of the Master Class. All
Here are some results of the Master Class. All these trees are, of course, in various stages of development and are far from being finished. (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
This species is extremely rare. The last picture
This species is extremely rare. The last picture is a virtual. If I find the right pot it will look like this in April 2019. (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
This is coming along nicely. It is smaller than
This is coming along nicely. It is smaller than one thinks, only 14'' (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
repotted yesterday
repotted yesterday (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
Jennifer has worked on this tree again one year
Jennifer has worked on this tree again one year later. (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
It was available before, now it is part of my
It was available before, now it is part of my collection. (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
I love this! https://t.co/9R1emKWjiY T at Thruxton
I love this! https://t.co/9R1emKWjiY T at Thruxton Motor-racing Circuit last weekend for the British Superbikes, co… https://t.co/8urySB3RjM
Tiny Jin and Shari (deadwood) I carved last night
Tiny Jin and Shari (deadwood) I carved last night on a shohin Itoigawa Juniper bonsai. As with all things Shohin-si… https://t.co/m3nk9w0Yhf
(Part One) This yamadori Olive has two very
(Part One) This yamadori Olive has two very different sides, each with their own story to tell! 58cm tall, this sid… https://t.co/pZiSb5MnGy
I love this detail on the deadwood of the yamadori
I love this detail on the deadwood of the yamadori Olive! #bonsai #olive #yamadori #face #deadwood https://t.co/22FiRwrVAZ
(Part Two) This yamadori Olive has two very
(Part Two) This yamadori Olive has two very different sides! 58cm/23" in height, this side has deadwood that seems… https://t.co/p5oXkLKND1
@AlRamosG I could Al.......
@AlRamosG I could Al.......
Small Pinus sylvestris/Scots Pine semi-cascade
Small Pinus sylvestris/Scots Pine semi-cascade bonsai given a tidy up last week in readiness for a new pot I've com… https://t.co/rQhB3IAlgm
It was lovely getting a mention on the Mirai Live
It was lovely getting a mention on the Mirai Live podcast the other day in an interview by Ryan Neil and 'Lime'. Wo… https://t.co/BJHwS8gRMq
@RobbieDJohnston @bonsai_mirai Ha!
@RobbieDJohnston @bonsai_mirai Ha!
Before and After images of a dumpy old yamadori
Before and After images of a dumpy old yamadori Olive bonsai with incredibly tiny leaves that I finished carving an… https://t.co/TW0xVUl2XG
Wonderful wonderful work from Thor Holvila! The
Wonderful wonderful work from Thor Holvila! The new pot for my Yamadori Olive bonsai has come out of the kiln ready… https://t.co/MqQAendEUV
Stimulating back buds on Japanese black pine
Earlier this week, we looked at the three basic types of buds found on black pine bonsai. Here’s what we can do to stimulate each. As terminal buds develop without prompting, we don’t need to do anything to encourage…
more glimpses:
more glimpses: (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com
Bonsai Garden Munich (Bonsaigarten München) is
Bonsai Garden Munich (Bonsaigarten München) is located in the small town Zorneding near Munnich, Germany and is run by Thomas Haering. At the moment we are active in a very advanced workshop clalled 'Master Class'. This…
Our National Bonsai & Penjing Museum, an American Treasure | Bonsai Bark
Our National Bonsai & Penjing Museum, an American Treasure 8/16/18 This famous old Japanese white pine is one of the most powerful bonsai anywhere. You can find it at the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum. As always. the…
Simplicity, Elegance & More than a Little Skill… | Bonsai Bark
Simplicity, Elegance & More than a Little Skill… 8/15/18 Simplicity, elegance and more than a little skill is expressed in plantings like this and the one below. Often Penjing landscapes will include a whole range of…
Museum Gardener Erin Holden attends Japanese garden seminar | National Bonsai Foundation
Our Museum Gardener, Erin Holden, spent part of this summer at the "Waza to Kokoro: Hands & Heart" Japanese garden seminar in Portland, Oregon. In this blog post, Erin shares what she learned about principles of the…
One More Week! Tuesday August 21 7:00 pm Kent
One More Week! Tuesday August 21 7:00 pm Kent County Tech Center 1655 East Beltline NE. Our monthly meeting will feature a live styling demo by Bill Cadmun of the Mid Michigan Bonsai Club. Bill has studied bonsai for…