. Saw it last about 4 years ago, after Peter had done a restyle/pot on it. Remember spending quite some time looking at it that time. Would hate to have to lift it.Your FavouriteBonsai
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Graeme
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Re: Your FavouriteBonsai
That Olive is certainly coming along. I remember seeing it about 6 or 7 years ago and really didn't give it that much of a look over . Saw it last about 4 years ago, after Peter had done a restyle/pot on it. Remember spending quite some time looking at it that time. Would hate to have to lift it.
. Saw it last about 4 years ago, after Peter had done a restyle/pot on it. Remember spending quite some time looking at it that time. Would hate to have to lift it.Graeme
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Sweetgum - a work in progress.... cut off all the branches 3 years ago and regrew everything and now I'm re-growing half again.
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bit of an update on my "favourite" bonsai, i wouldnt call it my favourite anymore but i still like it
I let my girlfriend decide what to do with this tree and we decided to plant it over an old piece of driftwood i guess, not sure if the wood will last or just rot away (probably eventually) but it looks kinda cool so i went with it
dont have any pics of when we planted it but i gave it a bit of a style today so here it is
I let my girlfriend decide what to do with this tree and we decided to plant it over an old piece of driftwood i guess, not sure if the wood will last or just rot away (probably eventually) but it looks kinda cool so i went with it
dont have any pics of when we planted it but i gave it a bit of a style today so here it is
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Did not see this one before sorry.KyBonzai wrote:Wow! thanks for sharing kc
did u get two or more trees out of the collected plant ?
Love the flowers !
Yes I got about 5 out of the stump. 1 I have planted in the garde here and another smaller in a pot.
Gave a way the others I think
Ken
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