The little Corky Bark Elm I got from Willowbog last time around had budded after repotting into its new pot.
Mar
31
2011
Bonsai Eejit
My on-line Bonsai Diary
The little Corky Bark Elm I got from Willowbog last time around had budded after repotting into its new pot.
Shop for quality bonsai
bonsai and garden
Kaizen Bonsai Blog
Teaching, Learning, Enjoying Bonsai
The ramblings of an old artist and someone who would like to grow better bonsais trees
my bonsai
My wood creations
create and take care of your kokedama
Hand Crafted Furniture
Sussex Bonsai Group's successful BonsaiWorld2015 Show at the K2 Crawley, West Sussex
Creativity Through Bonsai
dirt leaves flowers
bonsaï | vidéo | Japon - ActuBonsaï
Japan's aesthetic, craftsmanship and spirit
Bonsai with a hint of madness...
Startup and Technology News
Nice one Ian, they have soooooo much charactor about them these Cork Barks. 🙂
LikeLike
Thanks Martin, this one needs a fair bit of work to sort out the ramification. The new leaves appear to be slightly variegated.
LikeLike
I thought they looked variegated but wondered if it was the light , very nice. How old is this one Ian ? Is it Shohin size?
LikeLike
Yes, shohin size, probably not that old. I field grew about 40 of these over 10 years and they beef up very quickly. I actually bought this little guy on a whim, it was smaller than all my others and I’m trying to build up a few more shohin in my collection.
LikeLike
it’s turning out nice ! it was way too cheap , there needs to be small print saying if it turns out this good there are further payments to make :-)))
the batch of these trees was imported about 4 years ago , field grown in Japan
there is very often a hint of variegation in the cork bark elms
LikeLike
Too late now, a deals a deal. I have noticed with some of our field grown ones a little variegation, especially in Spring but it grows out. The following year, there may be none on the same tree, strange! Do you have many of these left in stock?
LikeLike
Ian, having seen some photos from the Shohin show recently i can see why you would want to increase your collection, Shohin can be rather stunning and i think you have a future little cracker on your hands with this one 🙂
Peter, nice try on the small print, that made me laugh 🙂
LikeLike
The wee ones are great and sooner or later I won’t be able to lift the big ones 🙂
I am trying to learn more about displaying the trees and one thing I’ve noticed is that you can never have enough shohin to hand as you never have just the right tree to fill that spot!!
LikeLike
4 from this batch I think , 2 in original trainers 2 re potted
yes, a reasonable choice to put a composition together is always a problem in the West [ maybe even in Japan ] this has led to someone at the AGM having the brilliant idea of encouraging groups of folk to put joint compositions together , it is also hoped that between comittee members and others there may be stands available to be borrowed for the show as stands are often a significant expense for folk
LikeLike
also , what has always been a great part of the BSA shows since the start is Marco’s critique of exhibits , conducted a couple of time throughout the weekend , constructively pointing out how compositions might have worked better with different arrangements
LikeLike