Winter 2015
- Sno
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Winter 2015
First day of winter .
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Re: Winter 2015
Jeez the bird in that cage is in trouble!!!
Beautiful pics!!
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Re: Winter 2015
"...Don't forget to bring your trees under cover if you experience subzero temperatues..."
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I don't trust Bonsai, they are a little shady.
I don't trust Bonsai, they are a little shady.
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Re: Winter 2015
I'm just laughing at the fact you have a ski lift chair as a seat. Well played sir, well played.
Rory
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I style Bonsai naturally, just as they would appear in the wild.
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How to reduce moss from the trunk without damaging the bark: viewtopic.php?p=295227#p295227
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Re: Winter 2015
Great pictures Sno. Whats the key in the glass thingy?
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Re: Winter 2015
It's going to be a cold night tonight forecast -8 . Today the temp hovered just above 0 . Still plenty of snow on the ground tonight , it will freeze solid by the morning .
Bhodi . There the keys that are left behind after parties . . Actually there just keys in a glass thingyIsitangus wrote:Jeez the bird in that cage is in trouble!!!
Beautiful pics!!
Isitangus if only I could tempt him to stay ,the cheeky little bugger is one Wiley blackbird .
I've got the fires cranking tonight but I think even my figs inside are going to know its winter now .Jarad wrote:"...Don't forget to bring your trees under cover if you experience subzero temperatues..."
Life's a great game Rory .Rory wrote:I'm just laughing at the fact you have a ski lift chair as a seat. Well played sir, well played.
bodhidharma wrote:Great pictures Sno. Whats the key in the glass thingy?
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Re: Winter 2015
Was the birdcage to protect a fruiting tree from the local critters, or purely aesthetic? I like it either way.
Cheers,
Pearcy.
Cheers,
Pearcy.
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Re: Winter 2015
Great shots Sno!
Maybe you can try some of this with all your keys...
Regards,
Steven
Maybe you can try some of this with all your keys...
Regards,
Steven
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Re: Winter 2015
Very cool Sno.
Yes, very icy cold outbreak to whet everyone's appetite for next weekends snow season opening!
Doesn't look like any decent follow up events on the horizon unfortunately but will kick along snowmaking areas no doubt.
Yes, very icy cold outbreak to whet everyone's appetite for next weekends snow season opening!
Doesn't look like any decent follow up events on the horizon unfortunately but will kick along snowmaking areas no doubt.
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Re: Winter 2015
Here's a photo of my figs (early days ,figs grow slowly up here ) and other stuff (succulents and cacti ) warming up in the morning sunshine in our sun room with the snow outside .
Steven . Great sculptures , if only I had the talent to weld like that ,one day maybe .
Boics . It's back country for me this year . I've gotta mate who is keen to teach me cross country skiing . Hopefully the El Niño pattern developing will make what moisture comes into snow rather than rain .
Cheers Sno
Hi Pearcy . The birdcage is to keep blackbirds out because they rip up the moss around the trees , also in spring when I get a late frost I place a sheet over it to protect the new growth from frost burn . The pot in the photo is a Ginko forest in its early days .Steven . Great sculptures , if only I had the talent to weld like that ,one day maybe .
Boics . It's back country for me this year . I've gotta mate who is keen to teach me cross country skiing . Hopefully the El Niño pattern developing will make what moisture comes into snow rather than rain .
Cheers Sno
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Re: Winter 2015
I've done a bit of backcountry winter play. Backcountry is where its at - resort goer's don't know what their missingSno wrote: Boics . It's back country for me this year . I've gotta mate who is keen to teach me cross country skiing . Hopefully the El Niño pattern developing will make what moisture comes into snow rather than rain .
Cheers Sno
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Re: Winter 2015
Outside of Snows' back doorangelozoras wrote:Where is all this snow ?
He lives not far from Thredbo so often gets a slight dusting of the white stuff
Ken
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Re: Winter 2015
This photo was taken a few weeks ago , it's on another thread but I thought I would put it on this thread too .
Last night we had a bit of wind . The table is made from an aluminum checker plate sheet on top of some railway sleepers . It's a little bit dented but held up . The bonsai tree has had a bit of a restyle , it lost a few branches . Luckily the pot is only a cheapy .
Cheers Sno
The dam freezes nearly every year for a while , some years the ice will be 15 cms thick .Last night we had a bit of wind . The table is made from an aluminum checker plate sheet on top of some railway sleepers . It's a little bit dented but held up . The bonsai tree has had a bit of a restyle , it lost a few branches . Luckily the pot is only a cheapy .
Cheers Sno
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