Showing posts with label Bonsai Pots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bonsai Pots. Show all posts
Newly aquired Erin Bonsai Pots
New Pots From Erin Bonsai
Two new pots from Erin Bonsai on their way.
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| Oval Pot from Erin Pottery. Size 13"x9.25"x3" approx |
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| Oval Pot from Erin Pottery. Size 10.25"x7.25"x1.75" approx My experience is that once the pots are in place, my visions of what trees fits, change, so not sure, but at the time of ordering I was thinking the 13'' pot for the birch, and the other for the Acer Palmatum (in the blue plastic pot currently) |
Longing for the repotting season
Some of my new pots from Walsall Studios, looking very forward receiving them.
The uppermost will most likely act as a new home for my Pine.
If the Acer Palmatum stump survivies it will probably own the green oval low pot, and for the blue one, maybe a forest of Limes.
Came over 6 small Tilia Cordatas at a bargain from Plantasjen and maybe a forest will be the thing for them.
The Hexagonal pot was meant for the Jade Tree, but it is currently having a serious depression and I do not think it wants to live.
There is still one more pot in the order,a handmade rivet drum pot, and as soon as Marks kiln has done its job they will all travel over the ocean and to their new home.
Mame projects
40 days ago i cut off 20 or so tips from bushes and trees around in the neighbourhood. Now they have been standing in a glass of water but only one species has produced roots. I think it is some sort of cotoneaster but Im not sure.
Three of my new mame pots.
A rock to stabilize the stick.
A miniplant with flowers that was picked up from IKEA a while ago.
9 new mame pots
My new mame pots are ready, fresh out of the kiln at walsall studio ceramics. I am looking so forward to seeing them in real life. Take a look at their goods at http://www.walsall-studio-ceramics.co.uk/ .
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