Recent content by JamesMay

im about 92.3% sure thats not a p.nana. Foliage looks san jose-ish to me. Thats the type of foliage my 2 nana's have.

Wow Sherwood.. that tree has some wonderful taper. Great pot choice as well ;)

Talented much?? :D That last round pot with the crackly glaze is truly gorgeous.

Congratulations Noni! I also almost threw out one of my junipers that I thought was dead. It is a truly great feeling when the tree proves you wrong.

Hahahahaha. That made my day.

Very cool stuff.

That first Ilex is going to be truly amazing.

All of this talk is reminding me of this hilarious show on the science channel called "Monster Bug Wars". They would have different bugs fight each other and they would dub these hilarious, over-the-top sound effects. Enjoy :p http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVXtyRlmoXU

I spend a good 10 minutes going through a tree with tweezers before Ill bring it in my house. After that and a good rinse there are usually no bugs left.

:D Completely understandable. Spiders can be dangerous and should be feared / respected. My problem on the other hand is with some harmless bugs. I cant stand large winged insects.. Large moths, Crane Flies, Locusts, etc. I always have a trusty broom nearby when I work on my trees to murder...

The way you styled it is adorable. lol. What october said is very true if you want it to mature into a well formed bonsai. It might be in your best interest to just acquire some older stock to work on and keep this little guy on your bench as is :D. If you are not satisfied with the way it looks...

Wow.. Makes me feel like a bum with my cinder blocks and 2x8's. lol

Ill get on that ASAP :D