Where is Adair?
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Nybonsai12
Masterpiece
i Usually come across his comments in some of the FB pages as well and he has not been posting there either.
hope he is ok and miss his trees and contributions.
hope he is ok and miss his trees and contributions.
HorseloverFat
Squarepants with Conkers
Agreed!
He has taken time, explaining the intricacies of varying bonsai procedure with me, on several occasions.
A wise, kind and generous member... With an abnormally impressive collection of trees!
I hope all is well.
Thanks for shining the light on this, @leatherback .
He has taken time, explaining the intricacies of varying bonsai procedure with me, on several occasions.
A wise, kind and generous member... With an abnormally impressive collection of trees!
I hope all is well.
Thanks for shining the light on this, @leatherback .
quietobserver
Omono
It’s headed towards spring so I’ve been trolling the forum again lately and was wondering the same thing.
Japonicus
Masterpiece
scotch vs japanese white pine
What is the point of a tile so deep. Seems pointless as a means to develop nebari or limit dept of roots to match bonsai pots because most bonsai pots will be less than 5" deep? You've also noted that Scots pine handles root pruning really well. In my experience root pruning is a much more...
leatherback
The Treedeemer
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Will do. Fwiw, I was just was texting him the other day. Also, some of you may have run into him at the Winter Silhouette Show in N.C. a week ago where he was an exhibitor, so he's still around.
leatherback
The Treedeemer
Yeah, just.. The winter silhouette show is a bit far for me!
Maybe if I make it across the pond again I will run into him. But gentle.
Bonsai Nut
Nuttier than your average Nut
I missed this thread earlier...
I saw @Adair at the show and even shared a beer with him - and gave him a bonsainut button We talked a while and all I will say is that if you are in this hobby long enough you will experience some highs and lows. Last year was a high... this year, if not a low was at least "lower". However he curated the show for a tour for the general public, so he is still definitely engaged.
I saw @Adair at the show and even shared a beer with him - and gave him a bonsainut button
We talked a while and all I will say is that if you are in this hobby long enough you will experience some highs and lows. Last year was a high... this year, if not a low was at least "lower". However he curated the show for a tour for the general public, so he is still definitely engaged.