Very interesting. The broken container is a unique element. May I ask how you secured the pieces in place and what inspired this planting arrangement? Your work is nice and unique. I wish my projects looked as nice as yours, unfortunately I chose pieces that will take a few years to get into a semblance of good form.
Boxwood trees are very much in my face these days, as if the universe wants me to get one
Let me get reunited with my olive first and see if it will live longer than a weekMaybe it's a sign that you should get one for yourself.... One of my personal observation about boxwood is that it is a slow grower--- under our cold climate, so I don't know if it grows faster when in hotter climate....
they are pokey in a hot climate too. Dug my first one a couple months ago. Its grown a little bit so far.Maybe it's a sign that you should get one for yourself.... One of my personal observation about boxwood is that it is a slow grower--- under our cold climate, so I don't know if it grows faster when in hotter climate....
love your concept here, like maybe its at an abandoned nursery and still hanging in there.
Nice looking tree and concept. I worked at a semi abandoned nursery with lots of neglected plants, wish I were into bonsai way back thenThank you... The concept actually revolves around creating beauty out of a disaster...
Nice looking tree and concept. I worked at a semi abandoned nursery with lots of neglected plants, wish I were into bonsai way back then
For me...this only works because of the low jins.
And it works well!
Keep them pads Box Tidy and you're good to go!
I like your style!
Sorce
Using a broken vase is really interesting and unique. Looks good, only the top jin looks a bit too artificially carved in my opinion.
Thank you for sharing!