Ashbarns
Mame
Well there you go Mr. Nut, post amended, perhaps he was generalising. I stand by the balance of my post. Looks like I should get my little camera out and horrify the group.
Put Up Or Shut Up!
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Dammmmm, you fellas have been busy all night!
Come first light I will be outside taking pics!
Will, Thank You for posting the pics and Apology accepted! You do have a couple of wee trees that would look much better in my yard
The rest of you all need the cameras out and taking those pics!
Al, I love that wee one!
Bnut, Put up them pics!
In order for the young to learn they need to see all sides of the Passion of Bonsai!
And we are the Teachers....Please remember that!
Mom
Come first light I will be outside taking pics!
Will, Thank You for posting the pics and Apology accepted! You do have a couple of wee trees that would look much better in my yard
The rest of you all need the cameras out and taking those pics!
Al, I love that wee one!
Bnut, Put up them pics!
In order for the young to learn they need to see all sides of the Passion of Bonsai!
And we are the Teachers....Please remember that!
Mom
Rick Moquin
Omono
I normally only post trees that I believe are at a stage where feedback is needed or to show an initial styling. I have nothing to prove to anyone and I feel this put up or shut up attitude of late to be counter-productive. But since some nameless individual thinks that I only have two trees in my collection, I will endulge the audience at large, this time only. FWIW I am an enthusiast who works in isolation, no clubs, no society let alone any experts outside of the internet to provide me with advice. Enjoy!
Rick Moquin
Omono
and a few more
Rick Moquin
Omono
last but not least...
The last picture is for the non believers who casually go around thinking my head is... Acquired from nursery stock in '06, original styling '06 and what the treeb looks like today. Height of tree from soil line 7 inches.
The last picture is for the non believers who casually go around thinking my head is... Acquired from nursery stock in '06, original styling '06 and what the treeb looks like today. Height of tree from soil line 7 inches.
Rick Moquin
Omono
The power of Chi my bonsai friend
I dis-assembled my "A frame" and used half of it for shelving. The other half can be seen on the back of the deck, where I keep my grow boxes . I screwed a 2x4 to the ballusters and then the shelf planks to the 2x4. You will also notice diagonal bracing at the end of the shelves. The "A frame" top shelf is secured the same way, with the exception of the diagonals (not required) as it is leaning against the ballusters. Woila!
bonsai barry
Omono
Man, My efforts lack the style of some of you, guys. Here are some photos: 1) Lattice shading, Cuttings, Shady section (in the sun), sunny section (in the shade), a couple of growing beds, and finally, the garden we show to guests.
bonsai barry
Omono
Con't. from previous post
Moley-O
Seedling
Here you go.
11yr old Broadleaf Maple (in root development) with Poodle Tailed "Mallsai" Juniper w/ cuttings
20yr Old Pomegranate
Red Maple and Boxwood
Shimpaku Juniper
J. Maple "Seiryu" and workarea
11yr old Broadleaf Maple (in root development) with Poodle Tailed "Mallsai" Juniper w/ cuttings
20yr Old Pomegranate
Red Maple and Boxwood
Shimpaku Juniper
J. Maple "Seiryu" and workarea
Jay Wilson
Shohin
Some of my stuff.
EDIT: Pic 1 some temporary benches and their inhabitants.
Pic 2 A native holly (Ilex cassine)
Pic 3 Some florida elms
Pic 4 A collected willow oak
Pic 5 Some oaks
EDIT: Pic 1 some temporary benches and their inhabitants.
Pic 2 A native holly (Ilex cassine)
Pic 3 Some florida elms
Pic 4 A collected willow oak
Pic 5 Some oaks
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