BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Good watch
Mirai recently did a stream on this nursery stock Linden, I'm not subbed anymore but I'm sure it was a fun watch
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Thanks for the share, it's looking great!Yes it was a great watch. I actually snapped a pic for later reference because it is such a great tree!
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Thanks for the share, it's looking great!
Was this pic before or after the refinement?
There are four trees coming up for auction this week at Mirai. This is the only deciduous. The “end of summer” sale:Just saw an update on the Linden, looks like it will be going up for auction
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such a shame they shield their sale page to people from abroad.There are four trees coming up for auction this week at Mirai. This is the only deciduous. The “end of summer” sale:
I had the same feeling when I first saw it in my FB feed. Looks like it was plucked from the wild. The Juniper too is great. I like them with this wild look.Not a big fan of that Douglas Fir. Doubt it would sell for anything near this price if it weren't for the Mirai label. Reminds me a little of a nursery stock conifer turned to bonsai. Slender trunk with little taper and large bends. But especially the nebari is not my taste. Probably gonna hit between 5k$ and 10k$, seems excessive.
The Spruce is the lowest at auction right now, but I quite like that gnarly base. Reminds me of conifers in nature.
Agree there. Not my cup of tea either, but it will definitely appeal to the masses, even down to the exposed roots, somebody will love the roots.Fwiw. That Doug fur is in a large Jan Culek container which probably runs $1000 $1500 all by itself. Not a huge fan the tree but it will appeal to some as it is pretty quirky and “looks like it was plucked from the wild.” That’s the appeal. Also if you can find one similar. Collected Doug firs tend to be pretty tame by comparison.
Not my style either. The roots are anthropomorphic. The tree “walks” on them. There are big fans of such trees from the Ent crowd to the traditional Penjing people. This trident at the National Bonsai Museum is meant to be a dragon. This Doug fir has a similar vibe but it’s naturally createdAgree there. Not my cup of tea either, but it will definitely appeal to the masses, even down to the exposed roots, somebody will love the roots.
Not a big fan of that Douglas Fir. Doubt it would sell for anything near this price if it weren't for the Mirai label. Reminds me a little of a nursery stock conifer turned to bonsai. Slender trunk with little taper and large bends. But especially the nebari is not my taste. Probably gonna hit between 5k$ and 10k$, seems excessive.
The Spruce is the lowest at auction right now, but I quite like that gnarly base. Reminds me of conifers in nature.