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Hi! I'd like to share that Clube Bonsai do Algarve is going to organize an exhibit on the 14h and 15h of May in Albufeira, Portugal. This is the 4th exhibit organized by our club and there will be shown several plants owned by our club members, including local species like olive, fig, corkbark...

Hi! You can achieve the same result with less money if you use a plastic colander. Those pots are high tech, but I've been using plastic colanders and it acheives the same result. You can even put them inside a bigger pot if you want to fatten the tree and you don't have a terrain to do so on...

I believe its a ligustrum sinensis, or a chinese privet. It's not a sageretia because this species has peeling bark and the leafs are diferent.

I believe it's a weigelia.

If you look at Wolfgang Putz's site, you'll find a work done with a viburnum tomentosum. Here's the link: http://www.yamadori-bonsai.info/Putz37.html I've been working myself with a viburnum tinus and it responds well to the bonsai techniques in terms of reducing the leaf's size. On the...

Hi there! I've got a scots pine that has been transplanted in March. The candles have extended well and the new needles have grown already. They have an healthy green color and I haven't cut anything. I've made only reduced slightly the root mass, because it was the first transplant and I'm...