This Shimpaku juniper with its host of other plants (on an almost completely covered rock) is by Suthin. As are the other two Shimpaku shown here (as well as dozens of other brilliant bonsai by Suthin that we've featured here on Bark over the last seven years).
If you follow Suthin Sukosolvisit, there are three things it would be hard not to notice. He is remarkably talented. He is also remarkably prolific. And best of all, he likes to have fun.
For now, we’ll focus on the fun. In particular, Suthin’s occasional Just for fun posts on facebook. All three bonsai shown here are fall into this group.
I’m not always sure what distinguishes Suthin’s for fun bonsai, except that they seem to be a little more whimsical or playful than his more ‘serious’ trees and that they also seem to end up on rocks or in unusual pots and that they mostly share their rocks or pots with other plants. Beyond that, you might visit Suthin on facebook and see for youself. You might also visit his website (see below).
Another Just for fun Shimpaku
And one more...
I’d like to encourage you to visit Suthin’s website and take a look at the trees he’s offering for sale. They are from his personal collection and were long kept out of the commercial realm, until in his own words… “Due to my hectic schedule, old age, and slowly becoming a full time ‘professional’ nanny of 3 beautiful grandchildren, I have decided to downsize my personal bonsai collection. Feel free to check out my website for sales items. More trees will be added every week (sorry…no catalog).”
And no, there’s nothing in this for me, except maybe the satisfaction of helping Suthin and perhaps helping you add an extraordinary bonsai to your collection.
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