AusBonsai

All the initial work on this tree was done by a series of cows. It is a Chinese elm, japanese pot, not sure of breed of cow.

Other than someone else digging it up and me buying it and putting it into a pot; not a lot of human work has been done on this tree.

Yummidori, Chewadori, Cowadori, Bulligerentadori.

Grant

bovinidori?

I would say a resounding yes

They are terrible at re potting though

squizz

Is it just me or does that last picture look like...
Great purchase, nice pot, impressive future for this tree!

Regards,
Steven

squizzy wrote:bovinidori?

I would say a resounding yes

They are terrible at re potting though

squizz

Imagine what they could do if they had hands! Lovely gentle animals.

Grant

I think there might be three in the mix?

squizz

Steven wrote:Is it just me or does that last picture look like...

Humping%20Cows.jpg

Great purchase, nice pot, impressive future for this tree!

Regards,
Steven

One hump or two?

Grant

menage et trois?

I think the question could also be reversed, do Bonsai make Cows?

-Mo

Maybe it was created by Kangaroos

Leigh Taafe wrote:Maybe it was created by Kangaroos

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hahahahahahaha

Looks a bit like the opera house

Maybe its just a game of charades

Sorry Grant

Might have to put an adult only rating on this thread which I am sure you didn't see coming

Sorry to throw a spanner in the works , but the paddock this tree came from usually has sheep in it ! That would make it an ovineadori . Cheers Graham

Probably wrong... but wasn't that English Elm raft(?) in the National collection originally collected from a cow paddock?

regwac wrote:Sorry to throw a spanner in the works , but the paddock this tree came from usually has sheep in it ! That would make it an ovineadori . Cheers Graham

Baaahnsai?