*Hello bonsai world,

Time seems to fly! It’s been a little while since my last post and this one has been floating in my drafts for quite some time. As I’m embarking on a Masters program this fall, my already crazy schedule will be significantly pinched even further. So hopefully I’ll still have time to provide some good info as I come across it, but just a forewarning that I’ll unfortunately slow down a little. Please feel free to shoot me an e-mail as well, located under the “contact me” tab at the top. As always, good luck with your trees*

I don’t remember the first bonsai tree I ever saw, or what exactly it was that sparked my interest in little trees, but I definitely remember my first trip to the U.S. National Bonsai and Penjing Museum in D.C.  I was amazed at the shrunken trees, and…

We had our second meeting tonight and what a great night it was. We seen 2 more people turn up with some beautiful trees. Here’s a few pic’s from the meeting.

John getting stuck in to help tidy up Maceij’s hornbeam

Tom giving his approval 🙂

Finished for now.. Love the taper on this tree 🙂

Ovi discussing the future of his Field Maple with the gang

John’s Buxos

Tom brought these to crackers.

All in all it was a brilliant night with a great bunch of people, looking forward to next month already…

NEXT MEETING MONDAY 25th AUGUST :):)

Workshop di Nevis, le sue piante diventano sempre più mature Pulizia e rifinitura su questo bel pino silvestre yamadori Cerchiamo di valorizzare i vuoti e i pieni di questo bel biancospinoÈ già diverse volte che lavoriamo questo ometto, è giunto il momento di risolvere un grosso problema che si ripresenta ogni volta.
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