BrianBay9
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I'm not sure I could resist trying to sneak a few home in my carry-on..
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I'm not sure I could resist trying to sneak a few home in my carry-on..
That has to be torture not being able to buy anything.
pandacular
Masterpiece
pulled the first two branches down and out with guy wire.
before
after
before
after
Ryceman3
Shohin
Repotted a couple of Austrian Black pines (Pinus Nigra) that have been grown from seed 5 years ago. Always in pots and starting to build a bit of shape and size ... but still developing.
chicago1980
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Styled this limber pine at a workshop with Bjorn.
45th mid America bonsai show
45th mid America bonsai show
@chicago1980 thats a good looking tree thank you for shareing
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Noted the scales on Juniper 1, 2, and 3 are laying down on the primaries and hardening.
Juniper 1 (above)
Juniper 2
Juniper 3
Also cleaned up Juniper 3, removing certain downward growth and kept a few select branches to maintain their health at the base and assist in thickening the tree.
Juniper 1 (above)
Juniper 2
Juniper 3
Also cleaned up Juniper 3, removing certain downward growth and kept a few select branches to maintain their health at the base and assist in thickening the tree.
Weta
Shohin
I noticed early growth on this willow cutting with a couple weeks of winter still remaining. 
Up potted my bald cypress I got from our own Cjr @Cajunrider
It grew a lot and I had fill up the tray twice a day. The roots were coming out of the holes in the pot. Put it in a grow bag and an oil pan.
When I first got it it had two prominent roots on the sides and a small root in the back. The smaller root started to grow and created a small battress (battressette?).
Very happy with the progress. Turned it around too. Should've done more often. You can see the cut paste at were it was chopped and this is the size when I first got it.
It grew a lot and I had fill up the tray twice a day. The roots were coming out of the holes in the pot. Put it in a grow bag and an oil pan.
When I first got it it had two prominent roots on the sides and a small root in the back. The smaller root started to grow and created a small battress (battressette?).
Very happy with the progress. Turned it around too. Should've done more often. You can see the cut paste at were it was chopped and this is the size when I first got it.
Orion_metalhead
Masterpiece
Fall fertilizing. Trying out these cups. Fertilizer im using is a little small so I may pick up something else for the next round.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
Looking so good.
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Took the wire off of the Drake Elm. 
Elm over snake? Very nice!
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Oh and thanks.
Oh, even nicer- the elm is the flame.
Aphystic
Yamadori
Today I bought a cypress (Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Blue Moon') for bonsai cultivation purposes of course. I’ll let it be in its current pot until spring and then have a bit of chopping at it and prune some roots before the repot.
I’m psyched even though I’ve heard people suggest to let it grow more in a nursery pot before trying to “bonsai” it.
I’m psyched even though I’ve heard people suggest to let it grow more in a nursery pot before trying to “bonsai” it.
Visited Thomas Edison's factory museum and house in West Orange, NJ.
Library at the factory.
He and his wife are buried on the grounds of their house, Glenmont, and have exact replicas of Japanese lanterns by their gravestones. A bit close to bonsai?
Old hemlock tree.
Old magnolia tree.
Can you believe the size of this rhododendron? Looks like it fell and was cut down recently. Pardon the ugly hand with poison ivy.
And the house. And I'll let you be at this...
Library at the factory.
He and his wife are buried on the grounds of their house, Glenmont, and have exact replicas of Japanese lanterns by their gravestones. A bit close to bonsai?
Old hemlock tree.
Old magnolia tree.
Can you believe the size of this rhododendron? Looks like it fell and was cut down recently. Pardon the ugly hand with poison ivy.
And the house. And I'll let you be at this...
