Feed Me Bonsai

[ShadyStump]

It duplicated the same video I wanted to post this one

And that music is EPIC too.
So I'm doing this now.

 

[Crazy Diamond]

So the answer is YES! Thyme bonsai is a thing!
Thanks!

Yeah but in pots they are slow to make a decent trunk unfortunately

 

[ShadyStump]

Yeah but in pots they are slow to make a decent trunk unfortunately

Get a really big pot?
I might be able to find a way to build a cold frame or something over it and see if I can get one to winter outside in the ground. Plant it right next to the house maybe.

 

[rockm]

So is Rosemary bonsai:

Sebastiano Villante | Rosmarinus Officinalis - Bonsai BCI

www.bonsai-bci.com

 

[Dogestoevsky]

Back when I was a kiddo my mum and I spent some time researching creative ways to incorporate fruit trees into our tiny potager garden. I was fascinated by the process of espaliering a tree to save space; I even recall finding an article (?) from a gardener who wired two leaders of an apple tree around the corners of a raised bed, at knee height.

 

[ShadyStump]

So is Rosemary bonsai:

Sebastiano Villante | Rosmarinus Officinalis - Bonsai BCI

www.bonsai-bci.com

That one little blurb was so informational I'm blown away.
I've seen rosemary as bonsai before, but that piece is incredible.

Back when I was a kiddo my mum and I spent some time researching creative ways to incorporate fruit trees into our tiny potager garden. I was fascinated by the process of espaliering a tree to save space; I even recall finding an article (?) from a gardener who wired two leaders of an apple tree around the corners of a raised bed, at knee height.

That's something to consider. Bonsai techniques keep the tree compact, but there must be a balance between that and the techniques you mentioned that will make a good looking as well as productive specimen.

 

[Mike Corazzi]

In a few months I should be able to serve up some crispy fried maples.