JudyB
Queen of the Nuts
Did this yesterday, always sad to do... But it was a nice show this year! Also as you can see from the ground litter, I did some defoliations too.
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Fidur
Chumono
Today I detail-wired and pruned my new juniper over rock
And laying in my garden:
And laying in my garden:
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Brain Treez
Mame
shohin_branches
Omono
I got a little mulch
Very nice. I want one of those stone rounds.
Attmos
Shohin
I like the theme as long as a random comment not containing a picture won't be avoided or condemned in a righteous effort to adhere to the rules. It's the only reason I don't participate, unfortunately, because some people are sticklers for the rules... not the intention. But generally I love watching this post.
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Orion_metalhead
Masterpiece
began extending the benches... going from 16ft total linear feet of bench to 40ft (two rows of 20ft).
There is a chance next year of extending it to 60ft if I add a tier... but I want to convert the open vegetable garden to a 32ft cold greenhouse for a combination overwintering the trees and growing cold hardy crops in winter.
Still may need to make another run for some bags of levelling stone.
There is a chance next year of extending it to 60ft if I add a tier... but I want to convert the open vegetable garden to a 32ft cold greenhouse for a combination overwintering the trees and growing cold hardy crops in winter.
Still may need to make another run for some bags of levelling stone.
That's not fair. Bougies are non-existent here.
Michigan Tree Murderer
Masterpiece
Brought some tropicals outside
Kept a close watch for rabbits.
Didn't see much.
Kept a close watch for rabbits.
Didn't see much.
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
We have one like that too!
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
Very nice!!!!!
PaulH
Omono
Carve a walnut daiza for a friend's suiseki.
BCS1980UK
Seedling
A few weeks ago, I spotted a freshly broken branch beneath a beautiful Black Locust tree around the corner. Inspired by the (so far) successful experiment with hardwood cuttings from my crabapple, I decided to try propagating this one too. Just a few days ago, the cuttings began pushing out their first leaves, so today I transferred them into individual pots—then tucked them back into the box to maintain high humidity. It’s a long shot, but it’s a free one. Fingers crossed!
