Kimura's Garden
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Webos
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Kimura's Garden
Spent yesterday at 8 nurseries including Mr Kimura's. Time was shorter than I'd hoped for and unfortunately Mr Kimura wasnt there. Here are some shots for your enjoyment. More to come later
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Wow wow wow that is incredible thanks you for taking the time to share these photos
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Beautiful pics Webos, I especially like this one:
Shari to die for
Cheers,
Mojo
Shari to die for
Cheers,
Mojo
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...Might as well face it, I'm addicted to Shohin...
"Any creative work can be roughly broken down into three components- design, technique and materials. Good design can carry poor technique and materials but no amount of expertise and beautiful materials can save poor design". Andrew McPherson - Furniture designer and artist
"Any creative work can be roughly broken down into three components- design, technique and materials. Good design can carry poor technique and materials but no amount of expertise and beautiful materials can save poor design". Andrew McPherson - Furniture designer and artist
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Kimura is definitely the man! Yes, I have seen a few procumbens... none of them "Mallsai"
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Webos wrote:Kimura is definitely the man! Yes, I have seen a few procumbens... none of them "Mallsai"
HERE HERE !!!
Regards Antonio:
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Re: Kimura's Garden
I remember this garden! Your making me want to go back again!
How amazing is his pond full of albino fish (can't remember what they are but they were very rare!)
Love the temporary stand made out of Kirin cases!
How amazing is his pond full of albino fish (can't remember what they are but they were very rare!)
Love the temporary stand made out of Kirin cases!
Jarrod
Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
Treat 'em mean, keep 'em green.
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I need a 'jaw dropped' smiley for this one.
Cheers,
Pat
(Grow little ones, grow.)
Pat
(Grow little ones, grow.)
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Re: Kimura's Garden
What never fails to amaze me is the serenity of a group of Bonsai such as those in the pics.
Stunning.
Stunning.
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Unbelievable garden. Some of the most impressive trees I've seen. That sloping landscape is and always has been one of my favourites. You lucky bugger Webo's. Thanks for posting.
Steve W
Steve W
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Hi Webos , Kimura has been inspiring me for many years since i was shown a pic of his slanting landscape . I have since purchased his books and regularly browse them . He is definitely a one of a kind Master . Thanks for posting such quality pics ,I'd expect nothing less from a pro Photographer such as yourself . Now if only i could get there .
Cheers Alpine
Cheers Alpine
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Re: Kimura's Garden
Those Kirin cases seem to be standard Bonsai Pro equipment...Everyone uses them! I want some.
