Is Elongators a word? Probably not, but I was tempted to use it. This is my final Mirai post covering all the elongating species on the benches and a few others that I need to fit in. Here’s the Spruce, Firs, Redwoods, Larch, etc for your pleasure. Again I was impressed with the natives being used and how well they were conforming to bonsai techniques. Some great use of material using rock and wood stumps for planting as well.
I fell in love with Coastal Redwoods on this trip, the old growth ones, those on display at Lake Merritt and Pacific Bonsai Museum and of course these ones at Mirai. Time to put a little more effort into the one I have here at home.
Ryan, and team Mirai, thanks for the inspiration. It took me a few weeks to settle back with my own trees after my visit but now I plan to put this inspiration into use. See you all soon.
Next up, Pacific Bonsai Museum.
Reblogged this on Wolf's Birding and Bonsai Blog.
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Love that tree bark pot! Loads of character in those trees!
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These are so beautiful! How often do they have to be watered?
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Such a hard question to answer. Each tree needs a different amount depending on weather, soil mix, time of the year, etc. It all about observing the tree and watering as required.
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