do we need a shohin section in the forum???
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Shohin are my favorite too!
This juniper is a gift from LLK....now in a new pot...
Cheers Lisa,
Pat
This juniper is a gift from LLK....now in a new pot...
Cheers Lisa,
Pat
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
G'day Dave,Dave54 wrote:A couple of my favourites:-
A very tiny Fig. Always grown in a small bonsai pot useing "Sacrifice" shoots to thicken the base.Potted in an antique Chinese pot
My very first collected Olive in 1999, stands just under 30cm. In a P.K. pot of course
cheers
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I recognised your tree from a post you made last year and here is the original thread you started for this tiny ficus - A Mini with Potential
I prefer it in the new antique (doesn't seem right does it - new antique) pot. I see you've changed your flavour of beverage too mate

Looks like there is a fair amount of interest in a shohin section. Now we just have to see if there will be enough tree's posted to meet the challenge set.
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
heres a few of mine for the cause.
strawbs
cheersstrawbs
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Hi Strawbs, nice shohins mate, the Elm in training reminds me alot of my "broom" elm,,, good work
Craig

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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
cheers Craig, if i could get it looking anything like yours id be very happy. atm its just clip and grow.
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Hi,
don't know if this is the little Maple that Noah was referring to or whether it was the 30cm tall one.
Anyway here is the tiny one(photo August 2010)
Out of about a hundred little seedlings, this one that was falling out of the pot with roots exposed, was the only one I kept.
cheers
Dave
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Antique pot
don't know if this is the little Maple that Noah was referring to or whether it was the 30cm tall one.
Anyway here is the tiny one(photo August 2010)
Out of about a hundred little seedlings, this one that was falling out of the pot with roots exposed, was the only one I kept.
cheers
Dave
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Antique pot
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Dave not the one i was thinking but i remember this one. Branching has come along since i last saw it. I think the one i was referring too was a little taller that you finally got off a lady i think? again damn nice tree
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Hi Noah,
I know the one you mean.
I pestered her to sell and she finally sold it to me.
Guess what, it had been repotted and cut back prior to my purchase and it died. Never came out of Winter. Broke my heart and I felt bad for my friend who sold it to me as she had the guilts bad over it and offered my money back.
I declined of course as it wasn't her fault
cheers
Dave
just found the photo
I know the one you mean.
I pestered her to sell and she finally sold it to me.
Guess what, it had been repotted and cut back prior to my purchase and it died. Never came out of Winter. Broke my heart and I felt bad for my friend who sold it to me as she had the guilts bad over it and offered my money back.
I declined of course as it wasn't her fault
cheers
Dave
just found the photo
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
WOW !! To all who posted stunning shohin here, my respectfull congratulations!
Thanks, Pat, for the cheers and the little juniper in its new pot. Geez, I gave you a crazy shohin, just as well you put it in a humouristic little pot. Haven't seen any of those before. Must give you a better tree, if/when you come to Canberra next.
Below some basic shohin work.
Lisa
Just a bump, in the cause of shohin.
Thanks, Pat, for the cheers and the little juniper in its new pot. Geez, I gave you a crazy shohin, just as well you put it in a humouristic little pot. Haven't seen any of those before. Must give you a better tree, if/when you come to Canberra next.
Below some basic shohin work.
Lisa
Just a bump, in the cause of shohin.
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Found this in a file.
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Dave
Thats a shame i really liked that tree....damn, anyway the rain has stopped for now so a couple more. I didnt had a can for comparison as my partner shot it up with the airrifle
they are all under 20cm the larch proberly 12cm when pruned
Thats a shame i really liked that tree....damn, anyway the rain has stopped for now so a couple more. I didnt had a can for comparison as my partner shot it up with the airrifle

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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
a couple more
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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
We must be getting close now Steven just in case here are a few more.
Cheers
Pup
All of these trees are under 180mm all are works in progress as all Bonsai are.Cheers

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Re: do we need a shohin section in the forum???
Hi guys,
just a bump to keep the topic moving.
Here are a few Nerifolia figs (LOOK FAMILIAR NOAH)Started as root cuttings from Leong's nursery.
All under 180mm high
cheers
Dave
just a bump to keep the topic moving.
Here are a few Nerifolia figs (LOOK FAMILIAR NOAH)Started as root cuttings from Leong's nursery.
All under 180mm high
cheers
Dave
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