Getting near full leaf drop thanks to a drop in temp and a few days of high winds. I do still have 2 tridents that look like they are 4 months behind though!!
Even the accents are on there way to Winter.
That recent bout of bad weather ruined my chances of getting a decent Autumn colour shot of a few of my trees!! Leaves one day and gone the next ❗
Here are some photos from Enfield Bonsai Group Autumn Bonsai Show held at Capel Manor last weekend courtesy of Dan from the group, thanks mate..
Best Display – John Armitage
Best Tree – Ian Stewardson
Public vote – Mark & Rita Cooper
And a gallery of the rest including club entries and even a few demo pics.
Gingko
Cryptomeria
Spirea
Beech
Wild Pear
Mukdemia Rossi
A record snap of my Cotoneaster with berries that this year are actually bursting open!
It’s changed a bit from when I got it a few years ago.
Just saw this being shared over on facebook, Herron’s bonsai in the Mailonline, some great Autumn colour. C;lick on the image below to view.
I do hate it though when they write ‘bonsais’ as the plural!!
Hinting a little at Game of Thrones here, but what I’m trying to convey is that I’m seeing signs of Autumn a little earlier this year. A cold Spring followed by our best Summer in a long time seems to have accelerated things a little.
And this Parthenocissus was a little gift from my friend Ben, lovely colours.
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