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Big trees that make you say, "It's like a giant bonsai"
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TCEvan
Yamadori
No, because I thought a spiraling white pine was too unrealistic as a bonsai
.Also, it was quite a ways away from having bark, sadly. I do think that EWP yamadori is an untapped source though.
Shogun610
Masterpiece
Haha yeah just messingNo, because I thought a spiraling white pine was too unrealistic as a bonsai
Also, it was quite a ways away from having bark, sadly. I do think that EWP yamadori is an untapped source though.
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I would anchor the right one down and raft it into a forest… somehow
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I need to raft something asapI would anchor the right one down and raft it into a forest… somehow
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PonderingSage:
Shohin
Most of the trees in that area actually were a blend of clump and raft style…pretty cool spot near Bridgeport, CaliI would anchor the right one down and raft it into a forest… somehow
August
Chumono
Some kinda spruce or fir (?) I saw in Golden this morning
Vincent Tanner
Shohin
An ancient Utah Juniper hidden within the “Garden of Eden.” Arches National Park, Moab, UT.
Vincent Tanner
Shohin
Huge Utah Juniper just outside the “Fiery Furnace.” Arches National Park.
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Magnificent Beech trees
IckyGuyBonsai
Mame
My brother was in town visiting and I got the chance to show him around some of the local sights. He was busy checking out the main views, but since it was some return visits for me, I was paying a lot of attention to some of the gnarly old trees around, and they did not disappoint.
Here's a few from braving the frigid winds of Crater lake
Had me fantasizing about getting my hands on some nice mountain hemlock material
Here's a few from braving the frigid winds of Crater lake
Had me fantasizing about getting my hands on some nice mountain hemlock material
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Silver Birch already showing a little Autumn leaf. I'm going to be digging up mine later
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
From the Web, caption reads: Supersized Weeping Willow tree in Schoharie County, NY. The soils in Schoharie County are extremely rich and provide great growing conditions. If you think the trees are big you should see the veggies.
New york has many super sized venerable deciduous trees
New york has many super sized venerable deciduous trees
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
A GIANT white oak in Middleburgh, NY.
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Beech UK
Incredible root formation
Incredible root formation
Fidur
Omono
This I saw last month in Kyoto`s Ginkaku temple garden. It's not exactly what the title of the thread says, but it's a big tree that holds a bonsai. The tree is a crape myrtle, and the forming bonsai a black pine. I don´t think this is intended, but for sure the gardeners hadn´t remove it (and they are working on everything all the time). Maybe in the future it's trained in situ......
literatipenjing
Sapling
I’m experimenting with horse chestnut and Garry Oak. Both make excellent bonsaI! Chestnut can reduce significantly its leaves by proper pruning and defoliation. Oak leaves can be reduced somehow by defoliation, but I like its significant roots and nebari that it forms at its early development. I get lots of complements for both at our local club…
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