I have a few more hostas that I’m growing on this year with a view to splitting them in the Spring. These were given to me by my friend Stephen.
Iced Lemon
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It could have been worse!!
Here’s me bitching about all the rain and flooding and then I watched this after seeing a link on the Wee Trees Bonsai Forum. Mike from Miko Bonsai got hammered by golf ball size hailstones!!
Lucky Escape
We’ve had some heavy rain here for the last few days. Luckily for me, my town has escaped the worst of it. It was nice to be able to skip watering for a few days 🙂
Some parts of Belfast were not so lucky. BBC News Belfast Flooding Feel bad for those who have had their homes ruined.
But this made me smile, They had to bring in the Police Dive Team 😀
Pot ID?
Anybody identify the stamp on this pot for me?
Hostas Nearly There
A few of my hostas are teasing me with flower heads!
Cracker Crumbs
Kalgoorlie Tree
My sister, who lives in Perth, Western Australia, posted this photo on Facebook recently. She was in Kalgoorlie and took this photo of a tree at Lake Ballard. A strange looking place. I guess she knew I’d like the photo 🙂
You can just see where the tree is to the right at the top of the island.
Some strange Sculptures on the salt flats.
Those Irish get everywhere 🙂
Bonsai Art of Japan Episode 26
It’s been a while, the guys had me worried, but episode 26 is here. Just about the best video you’ll get showing how to repot a bonsai.
The work that has went into filming this, and editing can not be underestimated. Thanks chaps 🙂
The Dye Is Cast
Well, England are out of Euro 2012. Those who know me, will know how I feel about that 😉
The semi Finals lie ahead. As the 4 teams remaining are easy to match up with Bonsai Blogs, I thought I would revisit the head to head blogs.
Click on the flags to see who will be fighting it out this time 🙂
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British Summer!?
New Link
I really should remember that many people visiting this blog are not English speakers! By titling a recent post as ‘Big Girl’s Blouse‘, I may well be confusing the issue. Some head scratching going on I’m sure.
What made me consider this is the recent influx of Japanese hits on the blog thanks to a recent connection with Chie , a trainee at Yamato Nursery in Japan and her blog.
Through this I now introduce you to Nekotoban’s Blog. She kindly contacted me after finding me on Chie’s blog. She has recently started her own blog in English. I hope to follow her travels around some of the nurseries in Japan and I think our love of mame and shohin is mutual. Click HERE to visit the new blog. I have also added her to my friends list in the side bar.
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