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Thanks for sharing, it came out great Serg. Now this has me wanting to add a spruce to my collection as well. I love deciduous trees for what they give us with changing of the seasons. However it's something to have a few powerful evergreens around. I'm leaning towards more conifers now to...

The new pot is fitting Brian, I think it helps the image a lot. Great choice, keep up the great work.

Great work I love it. So glad you were able to bring your vision to life. It will only get better with time, keep us all posted please.

Nice pots Dave. You beat me on the blue Koyo, I was eying that one but couldn't swing both as I just bought this large Koyo. I was torn between the two. Keep me in mind if you ever decide to part with it. Thanks a lot!

Excellent find Serg, looking forward to it's progression in time.

I have Japanese maple grove I picked up last year that maybe has 500 or so in it. I bought it for the far perspective of a distant forest. I just repotted it last week. It puts on a great Fall show because of all the different trees. Many ranges in color. Looking forward to the future...

Thank you Mark, I appreciate the invite. Someday soon I hope.

Awesome I saw that post the other day and had no idea it was a commission from you. Very excited to see this and looking forward to see what you do with it. Very nice Serg!

I had the great fortune of seeing this tree in 2014 at nationals. I think you made some hard decisions and gutsy moves, but in the end it will be an even greater tree. No guts, no glory. Good move, and I think you will be happy with the results in the end Brian. Keep us posted, this is one of my...

Great story thanks for sharing Eli! Love the pot and that tree is going to be a fun project for years to come. Art for Art, love it. It was nice talking to you the other night, if I make it to Ashville this year I'll make sure to stop by your booth and say hi. Chris

This is pretty funny, I was out collecting American Hornbeams on Sunday too. I ended up with two. Once home I barrooted and potted up in concrete tubs. As you can see in the attached pics I left them really tall to account for dieback. American hornbeams tend to do this once trunk chopped. Also...

I agree Mike! I just repotted my first tree of 2017 today.

Awesome development Serg. It just keeps getting better and better, one of my favorites in your collection. Keep up the great work and updates.

I'm interested as well if you find a supplier Serg! My stump needs help lol

Hey sounds like a plan and one heck of a cool road trip. I appreciate the consideration, and can relate to you. I turn 40 this year, and Chuhin and shohin may be in my future my friend. Matthew's bonsai collection and pot's are enough to make your head spin in person. I go out a few times a year...

And Dave as a side note, if you ever decide to sell your wonderful old RMJ, I have space for it on my benches. Please keep me in mind, and put my name on the list I'm sure you have of potential buyers.

As stated the pot is way too large for your tree. I just recently potted a collected cypress in the same size tub. You see the size of tree that would make it appropriate. Also I suggest you use heavy soil to help the first year. I used potting soil with aggregate to help split roots. Good luck...

Mark I want to say this tree looks familiar. I think possibly it was owned by Guy at one point, I saw it on his website. I could be wrong though. Keep us posted, nice addition to your collection.

Amazing pictures Serg. Love the contrast between the ice against the night sky. Really highlights the tree's structures too.

I have two forsythia's , here is the larger of the two. I plan on wiring it for its first styling this Spring before it blooms. It was collected about three years ago and it stands about 2ft tall.

Natures way is a great place to go for both workshops and Yamadori tree's. Also they have a nice selection of pots. Jim is a great guy and I have bought many trees and pots from him over the years. Last time I took a workshop I worked with the likes of Peter Warren and Minoru Akiyama on a Yew of...

Hello Jeremiah! I love pots with unique feet, and try and buy them when I can. I have a cool first generation Yamaaki with Demon feet and an Izumi Ya with not quite demon feet, but a cool little mean face on all three feet. I just missed a nice demon feet pot this past auction cycle on Facebook...

Great work Stacy! What a treat to see the Persimmon artwork I just bought from you in this video you shared. So glad I bought the Maple and the Persimmon from you this weekend. Looking forward to adding them to my collection of your work once they get here. Love your work, keep creating...

Here are a few things I've picked up in my brief time working with one. They don't take trunk chopping well, expect to see some die back maybe. My friend in Louisiana gifted me one a couple years ago, so I've been building branch structure. The branches are brittle and not the easiest to wire...

It works trust me. Trees get lazy over time and will heal only to a certain extent. That's why I've found that at least once a season you need to score the cambium where it stopped and re apply cut paste. Try it this season, you will see results. I use this technique on all my trees, even fast...