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badabing888 wrote:What species are those small moss looking ground coverings? they looks awesome, well it all does really lol

They are called Scleranthus. They have roots and can be bought in nurseries. Don't leave them dry, they easily turns brown.

I wish i had that much room the mrs would kill me hahhahahh

IS2SXC wrote:I wish i had that much room the mrs would kill me hahhahahh

Luckily my wife allowed me to use all the spaces available

These are some my pines that I have been working on lately that will be potted up hopefully this year and will be added to the display area.

This Semi-Cascade Shimpaku is one of the highlight trees in the garden this year.

Some really nice trees there.

that shimpaku is solid . A few years to fill out more and you got something special . I had one semi cascade with almost a 4 inch base years ago . Sold it to Vietnamese guy in Sydney the offer was just too good to pass up. Nice bases on some of those pines

Matthew wrote:that shimpaku is solid . A few years to fill out more and you got something special . I had one semi cascade with almost a 4 inch base years ago . Sold it to Vietnamese guy in Sydney the offer was just too good to pass up. Nice bases on some of those pines

Thanks Matt Love that Shimpaku so much and many wanted to buy it but i'm keeping it for a long time.

Look who’s enjoying playing in the garden.

Wonderful photo. It looks like the young visitor is doing a bit of weeding too!


Bonsai teaches me patience.
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No weeder for me you lucky guy. Some nice trees there defiantly . Looking forward to when some of your large conifers make it to bonsai pots . Its been nice to get out and about the trees now that autumn has fully kicked in here and the summer heat and dry has said goodbye for awhile .....

Looks really amazing! Congratulations

Spring time again. Collection is growing every year, I hope for the better.

pjames wrote: ↑September 15th, 2019, 10:09 pm Spring time again. Collection is growing every year, I hope for the better.

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Looking real good. Feel my back on some of those pines already. You like them big hey

Matthew wrote: ↑September 16th, 2019, 8:32 am

pjames wrote: ↑September 15th, 2019, 10:09 pm Spring time again. Collection is growing every year, I hope for the better.

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Looking real good. Feel my back on some of those pines already. You like them big hey

Thanks Matt. Yeah I do like those big pines and they are getting heavier and heavier now I sold most of my mid size trees few years back to get these big once.