SantaFeBonsai
Shohin
- Messages
- 424
- Reaction score
- 4,374
The Tree Thread
- Thread starter cascade
- Start date
TN_Jim
Omono
parsons working again..
knowing when to walk away or run always in question in tandem with trying to tame wild foliage. 3ish yrs from nursery shrub
Paulpash
Masterpiece
Update on a few Cotoneaster, now in full bloom.
Rock planting from cuttings
From above, this variety is always packed with flowers
Close up of the star like flowers
The tree that provided the cuttings for the rock planting
Rock planting from cuttings
From above, this variety is always packed with flowers
Close up of the star like flowers
The tree that provided the cuttings for the rock planting
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
Kiyozuru Shimpaku in heavy metal training.
Hartinez
Masterpiece
That’s just lovely. Do you know the variety? I’ve got a bit of a love affair with Cotoneaster at the moment. I just struck a bunch of cuttings myself, do you feel they took pretty easily?
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Carp from the back, reduced a fat root here
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Thats better...will just let that weather now
badatusernames
Omono
pomegranate growing out in a Tosui
Agriff
Mame
How many years in the making is that?Tilia cordata with autumn colours. From pencil-thick nursery seedling.
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Note the aim of the thread; Each post should include a picture of (part of) one of your own trees.
My taxus getting shaggy!
Brian Van Fleet
Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy
After some needed rain.
All my guys are looking good this year. Maples are extending, leaves in good shape (considering their species) and hardening off to their green state. Elms doing what elms do, exploding. Pyracantha also doing what elms do + flowers. My pear tree is my star player, super green, super vigorous, great health display, was also root reduced this year and repotted. Even though I did that work, given it’s response, I’ll not do drastic pruning on it. Hornbeam all good, healthy leaves, no mildew. Olive tree is pushing growth, much sooner this year than last. The combination of great sunshine and warm temps (for the UK that is), and heavy rain recently has made all the trees very happy.
I’m dumping organic fert on those that need the development and just lighter sprinkling on those that
Pics are not impressive or presentable, just purely pictures of health and vigour. They look a mess, even! But, growth and health
. Now I have a lot of work to do on them..
I’m dumping organic fert on those that need the development and just lighter sprinkling on those that
Pics are not impressive or presentable, just purely pictures of health and vigour. They look a mess, even! But, growth and health
. Now I have a lot of work to do on them..
PiñonJ
Omono
Pinus edulis (Piñón; Pinyon Pine) collected by Todd Schlafer in 2018. I repotted it from the big tub it was sitting in to its new Dave Giorgi pot four weeks ago. Pretty massive reduction, but there were a lot of fine roots. It has since pushed candles and the needles are starting to open.
Paulpash
Masterpiece
Nice tree
I think it's called Cotoneaster Dammerii "Coral Beauty". Yes, they're not hard to root, they'll take with me just sticking them in the soil in a shady bit of the garden.Random pic of one of many project trees dotted around the place, this being another Hawthorn, of which I've got a few now. This one hasn't flowered yet but I'm hoping it will be a tight, powerful tree with either a semi cascade type feel or long first feature branch. I've been trying to drain some energy off it as it's been popping water shoots and suckers.
Hartinez
Masterpiece
I was thinking that was the variety. Love coral beauty the best of the bunch of Cotoneaster. I just struck a bunch of cuttings for many projects down the road.Nice tree
Random pic of one of many project trees dotted around the place, this being another Hawthorn, of which I've got a few now. This one hasn't flowered yet but I'm hoping it will be a tight, powerful tree with either a semi cascade type feel or long first feature branch. I've been trying to drain some energy off it as it's been popping water shoots and suckers.
View attachment 379168
BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
Will need pruning soon
Vance Wood
Lord Mugo
Cut it back to two full leaves all over the tree unless you are looking to elongate a portion of the tree for design possibilities. Take the prunings for cuttings they root rather well.
Hartinez
Masterpiece
Similar threads
