barguy8194
Yamadori
Anyone ever thought about a blueberry or blackberry bush as a mini bonsai? Just curious...
**or tried it?**Anyone ever thought about a blueberry or blackberry bush as a mini bonsai? Just curious...
that quote made me do an involuntary kegel.It developed a raging fungal infection
Not worth the time, unless you can find a trunk with branching. Mustang and wild grapes tend to have long uninteresting vines. Best bet for grapes is old vineyard stockHow about grapes?
Awesome! Thanks!This thread talks about flowering bonsai
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/good-flowering-bonsai-for-zone-4-5.34710/#post-581524
Blueberries, are ''my thing'', well I am the chief hedge pruner and and dung spreader for a 3 acres blueberry patch on a piece of farm / hunting camp. I'm also in charge of weighing buckets the pickers bring in during harvest. And every picker has a story, yikes. End of 2015 a group of us bought at 76 acres abandoned farm, that had not been worked for 20 years. We found 3 acres of still healthy blueberries and decided to revive them as an organic blueberry patch. We sell through a broker that handles organic fruit for a Farmer's Market circuit. So I had to learn a little bit about blueberries. I have posted pretty detailed articles in the threads below. I should probably pull the messages together and post a more complete coherent article in the resources section.
The following are some threads about blueberries as bonsai.
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/ideas-suggestions-welcome-blueberry.25620/
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/boredom-leads-to-a-blueberry.28763/
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/how-to-increase-soil-acidity-for-blueberry.37068/#post-624563
Satsuki azalea
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/just-how-important-is-kanuma-to-satsuki.33582/#post-559574