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Our National Bonsai Treasure 12/12/18 This Sargent juniper (Aka Shimpaku) resides at the U.S. National Bonsai and Penjing Museum. It was donated by Doug Paul, owner of the Kennett Collection. This photo and the others shown here, were taken and generously offered by Robert Vitale. The plant varietie... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

One Year of Some Serious Bonsai Training 12/12/18 Here’s a once in a lifetime job opportunity if you’re looking for serious bonsai training while working with some of the best bonsai in the world and a crew of dedicated people. Sounds like a great way to spend a year… To apply: Please send a c... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

Green T Bonsai Monster Turntables – Now 20% Off 12/11/18 Just in case you think your monster bonsai is too big for a Green T Hydraulic Lift Turntable... "Matsuda san is the new entry in the Masahiko Kimura Bonsai family... has already gained world recognition." And of course Green T is an importan... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

One of the Most Unique Pines in Our Ten Years of Blogging 12/11/18 This Kuromatsu, aka Japanese Black Pine (Pinus thunbergii) was featured at the 27th Japan Bonsai Writer Association exhibition (Nippon Bonsai Sakka Kyokai exhibition), where this photo was taken. I cropped the original photo (see jus... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

The Emperor’s Bonsai 12/10/18 At least two things set this Root-over-rock Trident maple (Kaede Ishitsuki - maple planted on a rock) apart from thousands of other root-over Trident maples on this planet. First there it's exceptional quality, and second, it's part of Japan's Imperial Bonsai Collecti... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

Imperial Bonsai in Training for 220 Years 12/9/18 Here it is. It's a Pinus densiflora (Japanese Red Pine) that was donated to the U.S. National Bonsai and Penjing Museum by The Imperial Household of Japan. It has been in training since 1795. My apologies for the fuzz. I cropped the original photo (f... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

You Don’t See Bonsai Like These Everyday 12/8/18 You don't see bonsai like this every day. For me, there's a temptation to grab my thinning shears. But first, it's a good idea to take it in as is. And there's a lot to take in. Especially the sheer weight of the remarkably lush foliage. And, if you... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

Looking to take great pictures of your bonsai trees? Buy a ticket to critically-acclaimed photographer Stephen Voss’ bonsai photography class, happening at our museum Jan. 12. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/photographing-bonsai-a-class-with-stephen-voss-tickets-50405453067?fbclid=IwAR3bAVuVvBp5me9cbLzm5XH9EENYhTH3B7e0Ixz_K7RJzOm6Dxom0644Aas (Source Facebook) www.eventbrite.com