j evans
Omono
Just couldn't keep a secret, we thought that you hand watered every day taking almost all of your free time as a dedicated bonsai owner. Now we know that you have loads of free time.
May - best month for bonsai photos.
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jeremy_norbury
Omono
I spend all my free time taking all these damn photos.
fredman
Masterpiece
That is a interesting looking gadget. I like it. That can work for me. It looks good quality to. Is it easily adjustable for the various fertiliser ratios? Mind sharing some more info on it plz.... what make it is, and is it available on Ebay, as i seriously doubt it to be freely available in this country
(but I stand ready to be corrected)
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armetisius
Chumono
It is very telling that you grow, "in its 15 minutes . . .";
I, for one, totally think it is worth your efforts from what I see.
Many of our trees are on the "short" side of viewing time frame
wise; so, it is an act of love for those few fleeting days of "shine".
I, for one, totally think it is worth your efforts from what I see.
Many of our trees are on the "short" side of viewing time frame
wise; so, it is an act of love for those few fleeting days of "shine".
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Hell yeah....
Great trees...
But No One drops cuss words at more appropriate times!.
Love it!
Sorce
jeremy_norbury
Omono
We're not afraid to use the full, rich vocabulary available to the English speaking community on this side of the pond.
Tentakelaertje
Omono
Hell fuckin shite we're not!
Talk like a Jerry, grow like a Jerry. Your plants will love it!
AaronThomas
Omono
I need me a little Jerry… That probably came out wrong !!!!!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Ivy
Awesome trees. VERY NICE !!
05016836 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
Ficus - came outside and went back in...because we had frost again last night.
05016845 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
Larch
05016876 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
05016880 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
The fifteen minutes this Ash looks good.
05016889 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
Larch group
05016892 by Jerry Norbury, on Flickr
AaronThomas
Omono
Hahahhahaahahha!
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Real colorful language is grey!
Sorce
Sorce
Gunstock
Mame
The pictures on the flickr link are blowing me away.
jeremy_norbury
Omono
I bought mine at the garden center but you can find them online advertised as "car wash spray gun":That is a interesting looking gadget. I like it. That can work for me. It looks good quality to. Is it easily adjustable for the various fertiliser ratios? Mind sharing some more info on it plz.... what make it is, and is it available on Ebay, as i seriously doubt it to be freely available in this country
https://www.google.nl/search?q=car+...u8HMAhXGOBoKHcvmA90Q_AUIBygB&biw=1600&bih=813
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free..._7&btsid=9a58b389-bf1d-4926-bd23-90a593598366
fredman
Masterpiece
Thanks Jeremy 
Thanks for posting. VERY inspirational as I said in one of your other threads.
Makes me want to quit posting my junk... but no I'll keep trying to improve it. I'm guessing you aren't beginning your second season as I. I'm here to learn. Thanks again.
Mark
Makes me want to quit posting my junk... but no I'll keep trying to improve it. I'm guessing you aren't beginning your second season as I. I'm here to learn. Thanks again.
Mark
jeremy_norbury
Omono
It'll be 40 years this year, started when I was 13 and I'm now 53. In the distant past I was member of a very active club in England which resulted in having done workshops with John Naka, Bill Valavanis, Craig Coussins and Peter Adams amongst many others.
Eventually you develop an eye for nice material and, probably more importantly, what constitutes good potential material. You get to the point where you can see almost immediately when material will ever become anything - and then it's just a matter of getting it there.
GroveKeeper
Shohin
Time like these i realize Florida is bizraro world even botanically. I don't know if It's good. Gotta trim back the lantana for the third time this month.
YukiShiro
Chumono
lovely work Jerry
if those hornbeams disappear they're not in Africa I promise
if those hornbeams disappear they're not in Africa I promise
fredtruck
Omono
Your collection and photographs are wonderful, Jerry. I like the Larch group in particular, something not seen here too often. Of course, I'm always a flowering quince fan!
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