AusBonsai

nice

Love your minis, Steven! Geez, how do you manage, working on bonsai THAT SMALL? If I tried it, my fingers would get in the way.

Lisa

Here are some more of my mini's that I'll be repotting over the weekend.

Very nice Steven
Cheers
Kirky

Hi Steven,
Love the little Shimpaku and the JBP!! Well done!

Greetings from the West!!

Rolf

A great little crabapple Steven.

Thanks for posting Steven, love the trident and the crabapple

Thanks for the feedback on my last lot.

Here are some that I have repotted or worked on over the last weekend.
Regards,
Steven

Hi Steven...

I'll enjoy watching the progress of that 1st prunus sucker. I love where you're taking it.
And that jasmine is really intriguing... very nice mate.

Great job on keeping all these looking fab. After seeing all your mini tree posts, I'm sure at some point I'll eventually be convinced to try growing trees of this size.
After all, it was you who really set my Casuariana obsession into gear.

Now for this weeks installment of what I have been working on...

I like that maple and Pyracantha Steven and love that Japanese pot

Steven wrote:Now for this weeks installment of what I have been working on...

Holy shishkabob!

I'm absolutely loving the 'Parrotia persica', and the 'Honeysuckle', and I still love that 'Prunus'.

Very nice work there Steven.

Really lovely trees Steven, thanks for sharing. That reminds me, I must take some air layers from my Coonara Pygmy have a few branches in the walk way that have to go..... Into a bonsai pot eventually
Cheers
Kirky

I think most people when they ground grow an Oak for 2 years would not be able to get them in a Mame or small Shohin pot!!!!
Some might say you failed there because we ground grow in order to put on trunk girth

To all and sundry , these are no more difficult to grow than larger tree and I enjoy seeing Steven wander in on Tuesday nights with 10 trees to work on and go home with them looking like this
They take only few minutes each to repot and and prune so maintenance does not take long Wiring is a pain though for those with big fingers !!!

Ken

Steven,

Beautiful, every last one of them

John