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[Japonicus]

Did a little Winter cleanup on this procumbens I've had since '99-2000.
Was going to do start jinning in the 2nd apex which would occur over a few years,
but the tree was in protest, and considering to air layer, but I just can't separate them.
As confused as it looks between the 2 trees in the mid section, I think I can create
some more negative space and make it work better.
Maybe the next person who gets it will reduce to just one apex. Needs some wire
on the bottom right branches again for separation of pads. Watered all my trees.

 

[JudyB]

Well it was yesterday, but my snake bark clump got repotted, it is pushing leaves very soon!

 

[Scriv]

Finished a first styling of this Pygmy Cypress collected by the man, the myth, the legend... Mr. Bob Shimon.

First time working this species, pretty happy with how it turned out.

 

[Brain Treez]

From a couple days ago, but trimmed up all the out of control new growth on one of my golden weeping boxwoods. Trying to build up the courage to take it full bunjin with a repot later this spring.

 

[pandacular]

Kaya Mooney workshop and club demo. Though I got zero pictures of my own tree for the workshop.

Demo tree went home with a mentor of mine, which is a consolation of not winning, that it will be well cared for and I can visit.

The spruce is the second photo is a 40 year old Picea Glauca ‘Wood’s Spruce’. I took a handful of cuttings during the workshop because it’s such a fine needle.

 

[Fidur]

After some months looking sad I saw today that my chinese elm is back to life

 

[WEI]

picked up my slab-built mokko from the kiln. 2 noticeable cracks, unfortunately, but lessons learned and otherwise satisfied with how it turned out - still useable





here it is next to my shukuho pot... still a long way to go. I'll probably make another few of this exact or similar shape and glaze half

 

[Fidur]

My mexican heather is waking up....

 

[baldone]

After some months looking sad I saw today that my chinese elm is back to life


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The one on the left, is that a Mimosa tree?

 

[snowman04]

Finished a first styling of this Pygmy Cypress collected by the man, the myth, the legend... Mr. Bob Shimon.

First time working this species, pretty happy with how it turned out.

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Does he look like this:

 

[River's Edge]

Grafting a couple of extra branches to improve some developing pines. It is getting near the end of grafting pines for me this year. It is warming up after a longer cold spell. Expect the buds to begin moving. Some sap is already. Then I repotted my native red currant into a maintenance pot, selected from a local potter. Sort of Bonsai sh! It works for now. The tree was collected and the root ball has improved now to allow for a pot much smaller than the first grow box and then subsequent Anderson flat. Third container next one I expect to be a shallower oval with a darker green or blue glaze to set of the red flowers in the spring. The buds on the currant are opening so I could not wait any longer to repot.This species wakes up real early in our climate.

 

[Scriv]

Does he look like this:
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Yes, exactly like that. But he carries a shovel

 

[Wulfskaar]

The one on the left, is that a Mimosa tree?

I'm glad to see your trees again!

 

[shohin_branches]

Last year we had such a mild winter that I repotted my first tree (Potentilla) on Feb 22nd. This year it's so cold I have a lot of swollen buds but nothing that is close enough to being repotted. It was actually warm enough to water.

 

[NashsMan]

Potted this Tsuga canadensis "Stockman's Dwarf " into a terra cotta pot with. Pumice, coco coir, akadama and pine fines. I bought it last May from Mountain Meadows in WNC.

 

[Oddly_Aude]

It's 11pm and I'm about to fall on my face. Finished my group mallsai planting though. Hope I can keep it alive!

 

[Fidur]

The one on the left, is that a Mimosa tree?

Nope, a calliandra brevipes