Part 3 of 3 to finish off Peter’s trees. I’m sure there are others I missed, you’ll have to go there and see them for yourself 🙂
A few additional comments about the trees can be read in the comments.
A few tucked away in the Poly Tunnel including this Taxus Cuspidata
Ulmus Glabra
Pinus Mugo.
Ulmus Glabra Raft
Beech Raft
One of the first trees collected when started out in bonsai back in 1805 😉 a Sycamore.
Pinus Sylvestris
And finally the man himself, Peter sitting on his ‘Captain T. Kirk’ chair. One thing I did notice over the weekend, Bonsai Artists called Peter tend to wear Crocs!!
Bonsai Eejit 
the Ulmus’ are both glabra scots or wych elms
big cuspidata not been started since it’s arrival from Japan
the Pinus with the ” special ” deadwood is a mugo from Italy , all the shaping work so far by Marco Invernizzi and brilliantly done !
the raft beech though I collected it many years ago is justing starting the shaping of branches
there was a Bonsai artist called Peter here wearing crocs , your photo shows a guy who runs a nursery !
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Thanks Peter, I have corrected my mistakes 🙂
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Don’t mock the croc. I did, until I tried them. Yes I look like a dutch clown, but my feet don’t hurt anymore. I love the sycamore as much as any of the big mountain trees. Maybe Mr. Greedy needs to go on a diet?
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a different croc for each day of the week that’s the answer , diet you say P W ??? lettuce sandwiches for you also when you are next here !! as for the sycamore , as we all know bonsai is very subjective , of course , I also like it alot !
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Lovely trees and pictures, well done to Peter for the trees and you for the photos. I will get up there one day.
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Get up there for the Shohin Show and I’ll see you there 🙂
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