The Tree Thread

[Hartinez]

Large Siberian elm.

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

Azalea 'Shin Nikko', an azalea I bought this summer. I brought it in to prune off all the flower buds. It needs to be repotted before it starts growing in spring.

 

[leatherback]

peak colour for my european Eonymous. 8 years from a stump.

 

[BobbyLane]

Im still tweaking this one, here's a night shot, ill probably do some more editing once remaining leaves are off.

 

[PeaceLoveBonsai]

I thought I had a progression post on this trident maple forest, but I can’t seem to find it, if I did.


One of the longest surviving projects in my garden, it still has a long way to go, but I really like where it’s heading.

 

[Hartinez]

I thought I had a progression post on this trident maple forest, but I can’t seem to find it, if I did.


One of the longest surviving projects in my garden, it still has a long way to go, but I really like where it’s heading.


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Well then. Sounds like a progression thread is in order!

 

[Nybonsai12]

Trident with some fall color

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

One of the best parts of this thread is to see the seasons moving along.

 

[n8]

Chinese elm. This was repotted in the spring and it took a long time to push out leaves. I reckon I went too hard on root reduction to get it into this new pot. Eventually filled out, but very slow growth this season compared to previous years.

 

[Dragon60]

No fall color here since this is an evergreen Sweet Viburnum. I cut off a lot of summer growth.

 

[Sno]

Quercus robur just starting to leaf out in a Southern Hemisphere spring .

 

[Colorado]

One of the best parts of this thread is to see the seasons moving along.

Agreed! Second snow.

 

[jandslegate]

Large Siberian elm.
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That elm is so rad. I have an elm of some kind that volunteered behind my back yard and although I still haven't pinpointed what it is I think it's a Siberian. I have it in the ground going nuts but I always go check on it each day, lol. This is inspiration.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

That elm is so rad. I have an elm of some kind that volunteered behind my back yard and although I still haven't pinpointed what it is I think it's a Siberian. I have it in the ground going nuts but I always go check on it each day, lol. This is inspiration.

You owe a photo of one of your trees as inspiration to this thread.

 

[Hartinez]

Crape colors

 

[BobbyLane]

Elm clump again, from the back

 

[Hartinez]

 

[jandslegate]

You owe a photo of one of your trees as inspiration to this thread.
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Ornamental Plum one season after trunk chop/ collection (not at the same time). It's thinking about dropping it's leaves for autumn but our weather here is pretty spastic. Also, hey Brian! I was the guy standing behind you at Bjorn's when you were gathering all those tags for the pines. I was trying to pick out a quince but you looked busy and focused lol.

 

[Underdog]

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Ornamental Plum one season after trunk chop/ collection (not at the same time). It's thinking about dropping it's leaves for autumn but our weather here is pretty spastic. Also, hey Brian! I was the guy standing behind you at Bjorn's when you were gathering all those tags for the pines. I was trying to pick out a quince but you looked busy and focused lol.

Hmmm…I haven’t been to Bjorn’s since last November when I worked on this Zuisho...must have a bonsai twin out there.