leatherback
The Treedeemer
Getting ready for flowers! Soon I will need to prune the sidebranches to show off the flowers!
Small leaf Lilac ready for the show
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leatherback
The Treedeemer
About to start!
KikurageOtomo
Shohin
Easily one of the nicest lilac bonsai I've seen! New pot is also an immense upgrade, very captivating.
queenofsheba52
Chumono
Gorgeous tree, like the pot too! Well done!
Prickly_pair
Seedling
Stunning tree Jelle. Thank you for the update.
vp999
Masterpiece
Very nice Jelle ! Do you know what type of Lilac this is ?
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Garbage-bin-trunk so no. Too many to choose from once you start digging!
The foliage reduces in size over time in pot & improved ramnifcation
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Lovely, and I like the cuts and results created in the apex at top left of the tree. Tree responded nicely and healed over well it seems. Love the overall apex shape and composition you’ve created.
my man
my man
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Thinking this might be an improvement.
Will have to bring my scissors next time I walk up to the tree and see whether it works, branch-wise..
Will have to bring my scissors next time I walk up to the tree and see whether it works, branch-wise..
I still have one for you @Carol 83 Miss Kim dwarf. I feared the cutting was weak but it's fine now. Shoot me your address if you still want it. My MoMo from you survived winter well. Thanks again.
Miss Kim is a popular one.
leatherback
The Treedeemer
I think about the peak of flowering. And with the little branch in the top removed.
Colorado
Masterpiece
Beautiful!
Tieball
Masterpiece
Fabulous work on the Lilac! Mighty fine indeed.
I think I’d be an oddball and reach for a pot of contrasting color. My first impression was a yellow or orange pot. The contrast with the flowers would be mighty fine.
However…I really do like the pot shown in this photo you posted. It can work very well with flowers and without flowers. I like the rough, rugged appearance which picks up characteristics of the tree leaves, trunk and branches. Superior choice you made.
I think I’d be an oddball and reach for a pot of contrasting color. My first impression was a yellow or orange pot. The contrast with the flowers would be mighty fine.
However…I really do like the pot shown in this photo you posted. It can work very well with flowers and without flowers. I like the rough, rugged appearance which picks up characteristics of the tree leaves, trunk and branches. Superior choice you made.
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leatherback
The Treedeemer
Note.. It is a perfectly smooth pot; It is all in the glaze!
Tieball
Masterpiece
Excellent glazing and color utilization in my opinion.
ForrestW
Shohin
Beautiful!!!!
You’ve done it now @leatherback … I enjoyed lilacs already and had a small one I was going to try to train as bonsai but wasn’t holding much hope, mostly I just enjoy the plant and visual and olfactory treat every spring.
Anyway…
You put me on the quest for one of these dwarf varieties that I had no idea existed but then lo and behold… what do I spy at the big box store!?!?
So I’m a whole $13 in on this. We’ll see where it goes
That’s some tiny leaves! Thanks for the inspiration Jelle, and again, that’s an awesome tree you have. I think I’m just a few years behind you.
Anyway…
You put me on the quest for one of these dwarf varieties that I had no idea existed but then lo and behold… what do I spy at the big box store!?!?
So I’m a whole $13 in on this. We’ll see where it goes
That’s some tiny leaves! Thanks for the inspiration Jelle, and again, that’s an awesome tree you have. I think I’m just a few years behind you.
