Here’s a few general shots I have snapped in the garden over the last week showing my display area and the training benches along with accents. All change next year with my lawn going hopefully. This will allow my display to be moved into the best area of the garden for natural light.
Looking amazing!
Some of those pines on the last set of benches are looking sweet!! 👍🏻😎
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Thanks Bry, Mostly collected last year in that photo and doing well now. A few really nice Lodgepoles in there.
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Very impressive.I never know whether such collections are an inspiration or just make one want to give up.
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Thanks Michael, I know where you are coming from, there is always better out there and any bonsai I see I try and make them a driving force to improve what I have myself.
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Some very nice trees there Ian, a lot to look after, you should send some my way.
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Thanks Tony, it could be arranged lol
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IanCome next year when you are making all the changes ,if you need a hand – just shout! Alan
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Cheers Alan
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You have the most amazing collection! I tried bonsai once with a tiny fig and evergreen and killed them both. I just can’t get it right! I’ll try again someday. By the way, where’d did you get that green house? Did you build it? I’m looking to get one.
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Greenhouse was a flat pack many many years ago.
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That is pretty crowded garden, mate. Hats off you are able to take care of it all. Anyway your garden is impressive. What kind of tree is deciduous cascade on picture 8?
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Cheers. I think the tree you are referring to is a Rhododendron Blue Diamond. Not really a cascade, it’s a clump style that sweeps to the side. You can see it in the 4th photo from the back more clearly.
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Garden looks great!
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Cheers Mate
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Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
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Looks impressive Ian,can’t wait to see the new display area.
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