erb.75
Chumono
i like that tree and pot
The Tree Thread
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Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
That already looks good as is. Only needs a pot, nice.
I think you own 3 pictures now
Root growth of a maple clump about a month after repot,makes me think I wasn’t aggressive enough
Makes me think you're doing something right, looks nice and healthy.
Detail of an English elm waking up.
erb.75
Chumono
I don't get it
erb.75
Chumono
not sure my actual trees are worthy enough to post yet...takes so long to build a good bonsai! but I have many that will be totally awesome in the next couple years
Read the first post in this thread. For every post you make in it, you need to include a picture of one of your trees. Doesn't matter if they're not 'worthy' yet, just show your trees.
Here's an unworthy Field maple. Was very pleased to see this one bud out this year, as it was a problematic layering project I thought I had killed.
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J. Adrian
Mame
Blue spruce, trunk chopped, and bit of cleanup.
J. Adrian
Mame
Shore pine, a lot of branching, needed initial cleanup and branch selection, a lot of movement in trunk. And last picture shows it in foreground on the left covered and enjoying some snow.
SantaFeBonsai
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This is Henry (blue) and Augusta (white) Duelberg Salvia. And some blooming pigeon weed thrown in.
Dav4
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i like that tree and pot
Erb owes us several pictures, I think?.
This is one I have a love-hate relationship with… I call it “the tree that won’t die”?
erb.75
Chumono
OK already! 
Here is one I've been working on for 6 years. Growing all the roots myself Got it from David Fukumoto of Fukubonsai.com. David has been a great help and advisor, giving me suggestions on a regular basis with no requirement for extra payment. I highly recommend him. I am going to put out another article on his site sometime soon about the project for those interested. The original story of the tree was put in BCI magazine. Before 2018 work:
Unwrapping the roots...it is strong enough to stand up, but needs more roots
rewrapped (for a few more years) and put in a Sam Miller pot.
Here is one I've been working on for 6 years. Growing all the roots myself Got it from David Fukumoto of Fukubonsai.com. David has been a great help and advisor, giving me suggestions on a regular basis with no requirement for extra payment. I highly recommend him. I am going to put out another article on his site sometime soon about the project for those interested. The original story of the tree was put in BCI magazine. Before 2018 work:
Unwrapping the roots...it is strong enough to stand up, but needs more roots
rewrapped (for a few more years) and put in a Sam Miller pot.
erb.75
Chumono
this one is going to be killer in a couple years!
River's Edge
Masterpiece
Choosing a direction, there's the rub.
24 JBP beginning year five. What direction? Which Tree?
Does this mean i have 23 free posts?
24 JBP beginning year five. What direction? Which Tree?
Does this mean i have 23 free posts?
J. Adrian
Mame
Only if they were in 25 separate pics..?
0soyoung
Imperial Masterpiece
Now you are in arrears a photo of one of your trees. This thread is fun only because ONE MUST POST A PIC OF ONE OF THEIR TREES, even if it is just a comment. Doesn't need to be special. Pic can be of any old junk of yours like this forsythia cutting of mine.
J. Adrian
Mame
You are correct Sir, so here are 2 pics one for last post and one for this post.
Amur maple, trunk chopped from 8 ft to about 4 ft.
flushed out growth earlier than my other maples, tough too, took several snowed in nights with new leaves and came out like nothing.Last pic is coral bark maple starting to flush out.
LanceMac10
Imperial Masterpiece
SantaFeBonsai
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Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
Nice and happy-looking Kinsai, NTX!
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