Ron Dennis
Shohin
Living in a town home on the side of a mountain, I have limited space for my bonsai. I am trying to figure out how to put in a bed where I can grow in the ground but have not come up with a workable plan--yet. I do have my contractor working on a plan but nothing yet due to the major drop off of the mountain.
I have multiple small trees, kotohime, tridents, hawthorns, ginkos, etc, that I would like to let grow. I have thought of putting these trees into terra cotta because I like the look better than the plastic nursery pots and these would be on my deck overlooking the mountain drop off. I know terra cotta has issues in the winter but it might be worth it.
Thoughs and suggestions please.
I have multiple small trees, kotohime, tridents, hawthorns, ginkos, etc, that I would like to let grow. I have thought of putting these trees into terra cotta because I like the look better than the plastic nursery pots and these would be on my deck overlooking the mountain drop off. I know terra cotta has issues in the winter but it might be worth it.
Thoughs and suggestions please.