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I'm sure most folks know that HF is a disposable product store. My communications with you are not painted over nor tarnished. We just move forward like American brothers and sisters should. My apologies to @Zoomie for the hiccup on your thread.

A few "hobbies" a couple come to mind at the moment #1 wrenching on my 1971 chevelle ss total restoration ground up resto-mod that comes from "Detroit" and No I'm not using "hf" tools LOL . #2my last build was a stag-arms AR. Still need to drop the stroker in it and get it lowered a bit. But...

I'll celebrate "independence" day for the rest of my life brother ! My Grandfather Airforce. My Father Army. My older brother and sister Marines. I served Army 1/502nd airmobile,inf. So fuck off .

I pick these up from Harbor freight for a $buck.99 the cost of a candy bar "payday"

Hello again, I wanted to share with you guys that i made it to the east bay bonsai show. Peter Tea was there :) sharing a great deal of his knowledge during the showing and his bonsai demonstration. He was "very very very" informative in great detail as he was working his bonsai demo, to me it...

Thank you for the kind words and yes I will study. :) it seems to be the time for annual shows in my area a few within driving distance. Peter Tea will be doing a demo this sundays show. Going to try and make it.

These are the two additions I came home with from the "Madori club show" hope they do well :)

Thank you Leo , I see Peter Tea will be at a East Bay Club this weekend sharing a demonstration. Hope can make it. :)

Thank you, while at the show they had JBP and set it next to my mugo and shared their two differences up until then I couldn't tell. I came away from this show with a good bit of knowledge. Trying not to get overwhelmed and end up forgetting what I had learned lol.

Hi everyone, just wanted to share with you. I was able to tend my first bonsai show, put on by the Madori bonsai club in sanjose,ca. What a treat visually, spiritualy and educationally. I brought the little pines above and members there were able to tell me they are " mugo pine" . They also...

Thank for the idea's and possibilities these little guys might have some potential:)

Thanks glad to hear that and thanks just.wing.it for the foot note on potting also for the warm welcome.

Do I need to repot these guys 1thru5 soon ?

To B or not to B

OK i will try to post closeup pics thanks again for your help.

Is there enough evidence in my photos to give some idea of age ? Thanks

Working on my patio in hopes that it will keep me inspired thru the up coming winter months. notice I have picked up some pottery:) but still in need of tools , material, soils ect. I'm sure my patients will hold up. I'll have to build more plastic "models" for the mean time another hobby all...

Thank you," "bonsai nut" hope your having a blessed day.

any idea of age and type of pine Scots, Jak, mugo

as I mentioned earlier I pick these up at my local flea market and the gentleman could not give me a exact type of pine and I'm just the new guy, I bought them any how because I thought they looked promising and I like them:) also he shared with me that these were around 8 to ten years old...

OK thank you . Sorry if I seem short on my response in trying to answer you .

Good evening plant.Dr. if I may answer Yes in short to the first few of your quotes and some time soon have the means of materials, tools and knowledge so to answer yes in the later by starting my own Bonsai. I happen to find a some stock pines from my local flea market if i can call it stock ...

Want to say Ive admire the world of bonsai and have been wanting to be a part of the fulfillment it offers for some time now. So for the past couple of months I've placed alot of time reading and watching. Taking in anything bonsai :) and glad to find you guys here. I must say I'm a bit excited...