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Nice Dave! Thanks for the shout-out!

I was happy to receive mine! Thanks…

We’ll be close enough to have a rubber band war Nao… looking forward to the good time and hang! Eli

Slim with the tilted brim, I’m him…

I will excitedly be there again this year with my Waldo Street Pottery containers. I haven’t seen a vendor map yet but I’m usually along the back wall of the vendor area. Come say hi amd/or introduce yourself. Cheers!

Well, I sure hope to make it back soon to take the ride again! !

Great pots, great artist, great person!

2 boxes of clay with which to make bonsai pots with.

I believe @John Geanangel to be the BC guy in the Us currently. He’s got the experience and the trees to back up my claim.

I picked up a couple of CMs while home for the holiday, from a cousin that owns a CM specific nursery. If he said, “you can’t kill them”, once, he said it 20 times. I sure hope he’s right. I have root-pruned some small ones and planted in the ground, and trunk chopped another, leaving it in its...

I think it depends on styling and care techniques after collecting.

I am the owner and operator of Waldo Street Pottery, a ceramics studio in downtown Atlanta where I produce hand,are, boutique bonsai containers.

Thanks and sorry if so.

This display was exciting for me. See, when I sell a container, even one I like as much as this one, I forget them. For this one to be in the show, and this well paired, the memory of this one flooded back to me in the best way. Thanks Gary Clark, for being a solid supporter and great customer...

Hello. I was there, did we meet/speak? Great show for me, so much fun I had. Lots of frirnds and teachers in the mix. Hope you’re well- Eli Akins Waldo Street Pottery Atlanta, GA

Yes. A very nice, classy, fun show.

Stunning, as always, as I knew it would, because it always is. Thanks for sharing and inspiring the world of bonsai!

recently I had a day off tour in St. Paul and reached out and was granted a studio visit with Sara Rayner. We caught up and talked shop for a bit and I picked up a nice med/small ovel and a jar of honey from her. She's a delight to be around and a beast (as we all know) at making her wares.

I remember that pot fondly. You've put it to good use!

Look like smaller praying mantis eggs.

I'd collect and plant to get established and then into a bonsai pot, as is. What is it?

I'd dig way below the soil surface in hopes of lots more wood and great roots under there. Oh, and watch the great azalea videos on the YouTube channel of John Geanangel.

Hogs, the lot of them!

Daylily?