Re: growing beds
Posted: August 31st, 2010, 6:53 am
Thanks guys
David I run a rare plants nursery here in Olinda I grow and sell plants which you will not find in your local nursery thats how I make my living, I sell a few bonsai through the clubs and too hardcore bonsai growers but not much to the general public.
Bodhi, I am glad you loved Japan, but would guess thats a given. The Japanese are such honest and generous people. My growing beds are not always so tidy but I have been having a major clean up the last few weeks as during the spring I have lots of groups coming through the garden. This works well for me as people see plants growing in situ then I can sell them those plants.
Brett, The trees hold their leaves are fagus crenata [japanese white beech]. The summer pruning I do for a couple of reasons, firstly to ensure there are not multiple growths from any one point as they will develop lumps very quickly. Then I like to open the trees up so I prune to allow light to get into the lower sections of the trees and lastly sometimes I cut a tree back for taper and train up a new leader.
Craig
David I run a rare plants nursery here in Olinda I grow and sell plants which you will not find in your local nursery thats how I make my living, I sell a few bonsai through the clubs and too hardcore bonsai growers but not much to the general public.
Bodhi, I am glad you loved Japan, but would guess thats a given. The Japanese are such honest and generous people. My growing beds are not always so tidy but I have been having a major clean up the last few weeks as during the spring I have lots of groups coming through the garden. This works well for me as people see plants growing in situ then I can sell them those plants.
Brett, The trees hold their leaves are fagus crenata [japanese white beech]. The summer pruning I do for a couple of reasons, firstly to ensure there are not multiple growths from any one point as they will develop lumps very quickly. Then I like to open the trees up so I prune to allow light to get into the lower sections of the trees and lastly sometimes I cut a tree back for taper and train up a new leader.
Craig