Recent content by Thomas J.

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Just wondering what you would pay for either of these JBPs? The first one is about 20yrs old and the second is 12yrs old. Just curious as I've seen some crazy prices for JBPs, tell me what you think. :cool:

Not like new but better than good condition is this 19L X 12W X 6H beautiful bonsai stand. It is for local pickup only in the Wylie Tx area- CASH ONLY and we can meet at a safe place. DM if interested

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A juniper procumbens with the much desired mature foliage, 11inches in height and 14inches in width. The tree is in perfect health and should really only be purchased by someone other than a beginner, someone who will be able to keep the tree in its present style without letting it grow wild. As...

Here's two of my JBP that are looking good for when the time comes to decandle in late June or early July here in Texas.

Not sure if I posted this tree lately but If I did you'll notice on this one that I changed the crown and made it less in size than previously, looks much better now . :cool: 2nd pic is what it started out as.

The first two pics are root stock from another tree which came out really good for a semi cascade bonsai, the other obviously is not but didn't want to make a separate thread for it so I included it in here, it took on the exact form I was looking for now that I've had it for a few years. :)...

The OP mentioned the needle color was a lighter color of green and not yellow. I have one or two of mine that have always been a lighter shade of green than my others meaning for whatever reason that's just the way they are. They are in very good health and stay that color all year round. The...

About 5 1/2 yrs ago I had a little pine seedling sprout in one of my Chinese elm tree pot. Not sure why it sprouted there, and for most of that time I had assumed it was a JBP tree since I do have a few of those. It wasn't until recently that what I have looks to be a Loblolly Pine instead. Up...

Everything was looking good for one of my in ground tridents yesterday morning, not so much this morning after our hail storm last night, living in Texas in the spring can be brutal at times, and spring has just begun.

For me, I don't do any root work on my junipers past April 1st, but then I'm in Texas and the weather is already warming up a lot by then. As for you splitting the tree apart, you would have to be careful of not losing too much bark for obvious reasons. Plus you would have to make sure you have...

An interesting side note, the back side had a branch hanging out that was really worthless since it was never seen. I noticed though that it was partially buried in the soil and had some roots growing out of it. The first pic shows the area I'm referring to. Last year I clipped the branch and at...

With these nanas I wouldn't worry about that, the pics I'm showing here goes from nursery pot to styling to bonsai pot in one session. The only concern I had was not reducing the roots too much with the first potting, the reason I used a deep pot for this one. The first two pics shows the front...

Lol, I don't believe I have 10-20 years left in me , if I do they won't be doing bonsai. :)