Following the podcast with the people of Telperion Farms that Bonsai Mirai had, my fingers are itching to get som trees in the ground. Did some googeling and found a blog-post fron Jonas Dupich when he visited the place a while back https://bonsaitonight.com/2015/05/26/visit-to-telperion-farms/ If you haven´t heard the podcast from Ryan Neil, then you should. […]
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Mirai beginners series – Selecting front
Next episode is about how to select a front on your conifers and how to evaluate your tree to maximize it´s potential. Next post will be a report on my visit to The Trophy this weekend.. Enjoy!!
Part II: Beech Design Puzzle | Michael Hagedorn
Well, then. This is where we made the cut on the beech tree… …to the first strong leader that continues a flowy trunk line. Tony in a festive mood. The new leader continues the flow of … Source: Part II: Beech Design Puzzle | Michael Hagedorn
Part I: Beech Design Puzzle | Michael Hagedorn
This Japanese Beech, Fagus crenata, has been growing in a box for several years. It had some large cuts low on the trunk that needed to be less apparent, and the only way to do that really well is … Source: Part I: Beech Design Puzzle | Michael Hagedorn
Blog — The Artisans Cup
The Results Are In! September 29, 2015 Vanessa DeSpain Our greatest thanks to all of the exhibitors, your tremendous work helped to make The Artisans Cup the success that it was. We are thrilled with the response from the bonsai community and the attendees experiencing bonsai of this calibre for the first time. First Place:Randy […]