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My friends drone shot. Macroscopic view.

Sorry, so far nothing too remarkable to show. Go for it!

The old pot was a little too small and had some undercuts which made getting the tree out extremely difficult. The crack fixed that. 🔨🔨🔨. The new one has some draft in it, no undercutting and 1-1/2 bigger.

Matchstick mums

I went to donate again and couldn’t find any “donate button” on my phone version. “Installed app” didn’t do anything. IPHONE 11. Need email for PayPal? @Bonsai Nut I’ll consider this thread a pledge drive.

Maybe use the PBS/NPR model, have pledge drives. I have donated to this site but it’s not the first thing on my mind when I come here. Making it more obvious and having an event could bring up the bar for members that know the value of the site. Have it as many times as needed.

count me in as a paying member! This is well worth the price of any bonsai book.

Funny, I had one hitch a ride on my Grewia (2016) on the way home. Sadly it wasn't very hardy for my climate. 😢 😢

This used to be Mel's. He donated most of his collection to the university. They're just now taking the rest of his shohin. He only playing with mame now.

Me too! Great to put a face to you.

Why not 21? Then you could have a martini with it after you were done. 😂

Thanks. I’ll look forward to your questions. EH is one of the fastest healing species I’ve worked with as long as it’s healthy. The “thick, bushy appearance” is the result of the vigor. It will be thinned out with its late winter pruning.

I have put this tree in another hemlock thread but thought it might be helpful for hemlock people to see my design process all in one post. Many time you see the pros at symposiums take material and in seemly hours turn them into masterpieces or head scratchers which will take many years to...

Tree is 21" high from the soil line. The foliage is becoming denser and more compact. They grow like a weed. After its mid-June cutback it starts to really putting out growth toward the end of July and now requires constant pinching until mid-September. Don't know why you don't see them more...

You can tell it's the wayne of summer. Ironweed and golden rod. Hard to beat purple and yellow.

I do! I like it ,however it is powerful and can damage the bark if left in one place too long. You have to keep it moving!! It will clean where toothbrush won't go.

Dining in with Mr. Snappy and Mr. Crappie

Thank you Tom....really appreciate your input!

This isn't a daiza but close enough. A daiza just a stand for a stone. Newly finished.

Just got done making a new stand for this trees fall display.