Malix
Mame
So I’m just curious is ulmus Parvifolia (specifically corkbark) not we’ll represented in the better competitions in Japan. I’ve found one cork bark ulmus here https://bonsaieejit.com/2013/02/20/kokufu-ten-2013/kokufu-ten-2013-js-61/
It appears to be from a kokufu ten exhibition.
But in general i don’t see a lot of ulmus as world class specimen in Japanese bonsai gardens. Is it just that I’m missing something or is it kind of a 2nd class species only suitable for beginners in Japan?
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It seems to have soo many qualities that even veteran bonsai enthusiasts would grow them. But I’m wondering if there is a reason for why don’t I see more world class specimen out there?
It appears to be from a kokufu ten exhibition.
But in general i don’t see a lot of ulmus as world class specimen in Japanese bonsai gardens. Is it just that I’m missing something or is it kind of a 2nd class species only suitable for beginners in Japan?
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It seems to have soo many qualities that even veteran bonsai enthusiasts would grow them. But I’m wondering if there is a reason for why don’t I see more world class specimen out there?