Hi there,
Since I'm a new member in this forum I'd just like to say hello to everyone here. Hopefully I can improve my knowledge on bonsai basics!
Here are some crazy rampaging root systems:
Roots blending in with mankind
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Ozzy Koshi
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Roots blending in with mankind
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Re: Roots blending in with mankind
Welcome to the site Ozzy! Hope you enjoy yourself mate 
Love those strangler figs, I think someone actually posted that last pic not long ago! haha
Here are some more, I find them fascinating, and think the figs enveloping the man-made temples is a great, shows the epic 'man vs nature' battle
Love those strangler figs, I think someone actually posted that last pic not long ago! haha
Here are some more, I find them fascinating, and think the figs enveloping the man-made temples is a great, shows the epic 'man vs nature' battle
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Re: Roots blending in with mankind
I've been to Angkor Wat.. Amazing place.
A couple of pics below to add to the thread.
A couple of pics below to add to the thread.
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One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
