2) Acer palmatum
3) Larix decidua
4) Acer burgerianum
5) Pinus sylvestris
6) Quercus pubescens
7) Pinus nigra
8) Olea europea
9) Cotoneaster
10) Betula pendula
Monday, May 21, 2007
EBA Convention 2007 exhibit - part 2
1) Chamaecyparis obtusa
2) Acer palmatum
3) Larix decidua
4) Acer burgerianum
5) Pinus sylvestris
6) Quercus pubescens
7) Pinus nigra
8) Olea europea
9) Cotoneaster
10) Betula pendula
2) Acer palmatum
3) Larix decidua
4) Acer burgerianum
5) Pinus sylvestris
6) Quercus pubescens
7) Pinus nigra
8) Olea europea
9) Cotoneaster
10) Betula pendula
EBA Convention 2007 exhibit - part 1
The exhibit: It was narrow and dark. Don't forget that EBA is an amateur club and the exhibit was mainly staffed by amateurs from Europe with some professionals in between.
1) Taxus cuspidata, BCI President's Award
2) shohin setting
3) shohin setting
4) Taxus baccata
5) shohin setting
6) shohins
7) Larix decidua
8) Pinus sylvestris
9) Morus alba
10) Quercus suber
1) Taxus cuspidata, BCI President's Award
2) shohin setting
3) shohin setting
4) Taxus baccata
5) shohin setting
6) shohins
7) Larix decidua
8) Pinus sylvestris
9) Morus alba
10) Quercus suber
visit to Eiffel Bonsai
Günther Mainz has his garden in the vicinity of Aachen, Germany, right at the border to Belgium. On the way to Oostende I visited him.
1) Günther Mainz
2) and 3 he has lots of what he calls 'sinter stones' which he finds himself. Günther plants all sorts of trees onto the stones.
4) he has lots of terrasses oh his property
5) Japanes maples on the rocks
6) Chinese quince, promising
7) Chinese elm
8) and 9) This is what I mainly came for. I purchased quite a few and I can tell you they are heavy!
1) Günther Mainz
2) and 3 he has lots of what he calls 'sinter stones' which he finds himself. Günther plants all sorts of trees onto the stones.
4) he has lots of terrasses oh his property
5) Japanes maples on the rocks
6) Chinese quince, promising
7) Chinese elm
8) and 9) This is what I mainly came for. I purchased quite a few and I can tell you they are heavy!
Thursday, May 10, 2007
Bonsai in Croatia - part 16
Here the loot. American organizers look at this! They gave me all the demonstration trees as main fee plus some extra. No such outlandish thing as raffling off a demo tree. I am not the only one who really hates this custom which is ONLY good for the treasurer.
Anyway:
1)and 2) Phyllorea plus virtually potted.This shows the exceptional qualities of the species. How often can you produce something like this six months after collecting? I think this is only possible with tropicals normally.
3) and 4) Hornbeam, Carpinsu orientalis, with future outline
5) and 6) Black pine. I have good news for all who were concerned about the health of the tree. It is true that at this time of the year a black pine normally must already have at least candles. It rained a lot in the past days here. The buds swell and I am sure they will come wihtin the next couple of weeks. I am very happy with this one.
Anyway:
1)and 2) Phyllorea plus virtually potted.This shows the exceptional qualities of the species. How often can you produce something like this six months after collecting? I think this is only possible with tropicals normally.
3) and 4) Hornbeam, Carpinsu orientalis, with future outline
5) and 6) Black pine. I have good news for all who were concerned about the health of the tree. It is true that at this time of the year a black pine normally must already have at least candles. It rained a lot in the past days here. The buds swell and I am sure they will come wihtin the next couple of weeks. I am very happy with this one.
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
Bonsai in Croatia - part 15
Andrea did this virtual of my demonstration plant - Phyllirea.
I must say that I am overwhwelmed at the reponses I am getting.
I must say that I am overwhwelmed at the reponses I am getting.
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