Old Bonsai Beauty – Site Wide Sale Ends Tomorrow 6/28/16

azalea4-1This old beauty is one of hundreds of quality bonsai that was featured at the 2nd U.S. National Bonsai Exhibition. It's a Nikko Satsuki Azalea that belongs to The Kennett Collection. It originally belonged to Kunio Kobayashi who started it by planting small Nikko's next to each other. The 5rd U.S. National Bonsai Exhibition will take place September 10th & 11th in Rochester NY. See you there!

Running a little behind schedule, so we’ll dip back into our deep archival pool once again. The photos and some of the text in this post are from May 2012.

You may notice from the title that our
Site Wide Sale ends tomorrow
to clarify, that’s Wednesday, June 29th at 11:59pm EDT
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It's not a bonsai, but it is a sweet photo. It turned up on the New England Bonsai Gardens facebook page a while back.

 

Restyling a Mugo pine. The Bonsai Journal has an excellent step-by-step photo article by Wolfgang Putz on his award winning Mugo pine. This photo was taken in October 2002 at the Euro Bonsai Gala. The tree was selected among the fifteen best trees of the show by the two special guests from Japan, Mr. Harunobu Tokita and Mr. Yoshihiro Nakamizu.

 

Paolo Gai sent us this digitally altered version of an ancient looking Ezo spruce that we featured two weeks ago. At the time I wondered what would happen if you removed the shari. Now, thanks to Paolo Gai, we have an answer.

 

The old Ezo with its eye-catching shari
Bonsai Tourists. We featured Chase and Solita Rosade's Bonsai Studio yesterday, now here they are again. From Bonsai No Satori, the Rosade Bonsai Studio Newsletter.

 

You don't see that many Birch bonsai. Let along quality Birch bonsai. This one is from the Maros Bonsai Blog. Apologies to Maros for playing with the image in order to get a clear background. You can go here to see original photo.

 

This looks intriguing. I've often thought that residential retreats are one of the best ways to enhance your bonsai skills. You can check it out here.