Bonsai is:
1. Trees or shrubs, collected from nature, stores or sowed from seeds.
2. Kept year around, inside or outside, in a container.
3. Easy to maintain, provided substrate/soil, temperature, humidity and light that is natural for the tree.
4. A dynamic and rewarding combination of art & recreation.
Bonsai is not:
1. Japanese special kind of trees that are difficult to maintain.
Please allow for ingorance of the Pink Big Duck
A christmas present from my 10 year old nephew, bought at vacation in Spain one week ago. My best one this year, but i guess it was deserved. He got the Karate Kid Extended Version Triology on DVD from me :)
After soaking the seeds for 24 hours in lukewarm water only 3 out of 5 did remain at the bottom of the glass, so quite a small amount of seeds was sown. But who knows. The package did not say a word about what specied it is, other than "indoor bonsai".
Christmas Tree: Spanish Fir sowing
This old garden tree of the species Abies Pinsapo has three or four trunk lines, which supports for the reaping of a christmas year every year. My car was parked under it during the last days heavy snowfall and i noticed a lot of seeds on the ground. Eager to "bonsai" I collected them, used some regular peet in a couple of pots and placed them in the garden of my girlfriends family.
Spanish fir detail:
Spanish fir as Christmas tree
An image from my "garden" on the first day of snow
Spanish fir detail:
Spanish fir as Christmas tree
An image from my "garden" on the first day of snow
Mames by Harry Harrington
Not my trees this time. I just want to post this link to a series of pictures on Bonsai4me.com by Harry Harrington. http://www.bonsai4me.com/gallery%20mame.htm, theres a lot of great ideas here
Look at this amazing Juniperus Chinensis
Look at this amazing Juniperus Chinensis
Christmas Tree
My girlfriend just came home with a Chamaecyparis Th.. It will be used as Christmas decoration outside for now...
More info later on, but here are the speices guide from bonsai4me:
http://www.bonsai4me.com/SpeciesGuide/Chamaecyparis.html
And a picture from the web showing the same species:
More info later on, but here are the speices guide from bonsai4me:
http://www.bonsai4me.com/SpeciesGuide/Chamaecyparis.html
And a picture from the web showing the same species:
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