A bit of spring...

[treeman]

Malus x zumi Calocarpa. It has red fruit the size of peas. First time in a bonsai pot

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Malus halliana Parkmanii. First time in a bonsai pot

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Forsythia

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Malus floribunda

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Acer palmatum

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Acer palmatum ''Orange Dream''

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Acer palmatum ''Otome Zakura''

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[Scott Roxburgh]

Wow, you are about a month ahead of my 'spring'!

I do have a couple of trident buds moving and some nice little quince flowers !

[Boics]

That Forsythia is beautiful!
Don't know if I've seen one of them before.

[Isitangus]

Those are some great trees! Given that some are first time in bonsai pot-how long have they been in grow pots for?


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[Raymond]

very nice collection you have there... If there was a "Jealous" emoji, i would use it...

[Matthew]

Love your work Treeman Really enjoy that first multi trunk Japanese maple . I see you threat grafting for extra roots ?

I have a clump style Forsythia still in training from a old tree i dug from the garden . I notice there growth habit is very straight unless you get onto it . Did you wire this tree early ?

Regards
Matt

[treeman]

Those are some great trees! Given that some are first time in bonsai pot-how long have they been in grow pots for?


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Probably around 4 years in a pot and another 4 in the ground.

[treeman]

Love your work Treeman Really enjoy that first multi trunk Japanese maple . I see you threat grafting for extra roots ?

I have a clump style Forsythia still in training from a old tree i dug from the garden . I notice there growth habit is very straight unless you get onto it . Did you wire this tree early ?

Regards
Matt

Matt, I hardly ever wired this tree. Mainly just pinching new growth to force division then maybe a bit of wire here and there to position. Would you believe this tree is about 25?? They just don't thicken in a pot! Ground thickening would be the way to go with this species.

[EdwardH]

Very nice trees.
My favourite would have to be the multi trunk maple though the last malus is flowering beautifully and is very close second.