… at the second attempt! I tried a layer on this tree in 2013 but it bridged the gap. I reopened it and made a bigger indent, and also changed away from moss to an akadama mix. This time we have success, but I’ll be leaving the separation until the Spring.
I played host to the Clubs Bonsai School Session today. All very enjoyable with good friends and bonsai learning at the top of the agenda. Just how many times can Ben photobomb!!
Youth to the right age to the left 🙂
Here’s our exploits from the weekend in photos. A great atmosphere for bonsai, fun but hard work getting done as well.
Nice walk this morning and plenty of Autumn signals to be seen.
Playing catch up with photos. I took these a few weeks back at the Leinster Bonsai Club meeting. Fell in love with this little Horse Chestnut!
Little Ash
Think I scared Ovi in this one lol
Phil and Owen 5 minutes into their staring contest!
A relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, keep it up guys.
Pack yer bag yer leaving! 🙂
If only I had more Thyme 🙂
This one will be getting a little work and a new pot for 2015.
A bit early but ….
Saxifrage Sugarplum Fairy, ready for an accent pot next year. Love the flowers on this one.
My Korean Hornbeam has proven to be a big hit again this year with leaf cutter bees. All the late growth in August has been cut away in semi circles.
I reckon this is the culprit, photo not mine sadly.
I’m heading to Leinster Bonsai Clubs meeting tonight in Balbriggan with Phil for some craic and wee trees.
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