Gingko
Cryptomeria
Spirea
Beech
Wild Pear
Mukdemia Rossi
I’m exchanging a few accents with Jose at Centro Bonsai Tenerife . I love this aspect of the bonsai community 🙂
Jose’s parcel arrived today with 14 new plants for my collection. A few will need a little extra protection in out Irish climate but most should be fine. I’ll be sending Jose a selection of my hostas once leaves start to drop.
Three mini roses the the mix.
I was able to split a few as well.
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.
And the remaining photos from this great looking exhibition. Hard to pick a best exhibit and I’m drawn to a few of the shohin trees that I see.
Following on from the small images yesterday, Harry my European reporter 😉 has furnished me with bigger and better images to share today. That many in fact that I’ll be splitting them over two posts.
This for a club show is truly fantastic and at a time of the year when many trees look a bit tatty and can’t be exhibited at their best. Well done guys.Nice of Harry to remember my growing love of accent plants too 🙂 You may also want to ‘Like’ their Facebook page here.
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