AusBonsai

Bougy Fan wrote:Hey Jamie
Do you have one of his books - "From Rainforest to Bonsai" ? Its a great book....

Just putting in a link here as it's an Aussie bonsai book worth having:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Len-Webber-FROM- ... 1c102ce8de

(I have no connection whatsoever to the eBay seller.)

Ron wrote:

Bougy Fan wrote:Hey Jamie
Do you have one of his books - "From Rainforest to Bonsai" ? Its a great book....

Just putting in a link here as it's an Aussie bonsai book worth having:

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Len-Webber-FROM- ... 1c102ce8de

Just being a stickybeak here: I noticed the book has been sold and am just wondering if a forumite bought it. (No need to reply if you'd rather not answer.)

Cheers,
Ron

just realised there was a question there for me.

no i dont have the book, i will have a look into it though


jamie

A good looking pyro there Gerard (just to get the thread back on track) I have recently acquired one from somebodys yard and it is powering. Do you know if it is a red or orange berry? Be careful when it fruits its like magic that the birds know and they strip it in an hour You will have to build protection for it if you want a display.

Thanks Bodhi, this one fruits yellow. Thanks for the warning I will put the cat out.

I have been meaning to ask you the species of fruiting tree saw at your place. Bright red fruit which you invited us to taste?

Regards Gerard

That would be the flowering currant. Not supposed to be a good Bonsai but i think everything has it moment to shine. I recently sold my last one to a Bendigo Person.

bodhidharma wrote:That would be the flowering currant. Not supposed to be a good Bonsai but i think everything has it moment to shine. I recently sold my last one to a Bendigo Person.

So I am too slow again, I will keep a lookout for one
Gerard

While looking back at the old photos I was surprised to see the difference, so here is an update

Great result Gerard

Thanks John,
I think it is time to move the bigger one out of the $5 pot and into something nicer.
Any suggestions for shape and colour would be welcome.

They got a repot today, I decided to photograph them together for size comparison.

They are looking great Gerard,
I also like the mini Pot,

thanks mate

GreAt result and by the look of the growth it gets if you ever get bored at least you know there will be something out back that needs a prune

Hi Gerard
How are they now after another 3 years?

Ken

kcpoole wrote:Hi Gerard
How are they now after another 3 years?

Ken

The big guy is powering along but I no longer own the shohin.