Further developments for bonsai in Ireland, all good news 🙂
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It’s been a while since I shared another blog with you and I found this one yesterday.
A great active blog showing some nice tree progressions. Even better, he follows me 🙂
Pay him a visit and give him a few hits.
This is one of the pines collected from a bog two years ago. It has recovered well but now’s the time to remove a few branches that won’t be needed in any final design. I also needed to chase back the foliage so that the tree back buds into more suitable areas over the next few years. Once I have this I can then start to think about styling the tree.
This was the tree being collected

and now before cut back.
A straight bit here needs to be removed.
And after cutting back
… with celebs.
I was at a Gala Evening tonight helping to fund raise for a new charity helping to tackle Human trafficking in Northern Ireland. Ross Kemp very kindy flew over to be out guest speaker for the night. Fair play to the guy, he’s passionate about this subject and did a great job on the night. I was lucky to be in the position to have a pint of the black stuff with him. A good bloke.

I had my first walk in 8 weeks on Sunday. I badly sprained my ankle back in January and I’ve not been able to enjoy my usual walks. I decided to give it a go on Sunday and picked the Floodgates in my home town along the edge of Strangford Lough. It was a touch windy but a nice day. I think I over did it with my ankle but I’m glad I went. Note the blackthorn in full flower!
This is one of the little Orchids I got from Jose at Centro Bonsai Tenerife back in the Autumn. Delighted to see it flower this week.

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