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Rick Manning

Tree of the Month – October 2024

Korean Hornbeam Bonsai, Carpinus Turczaninowii Photo by: https://valavanisbonsaiblog.com/korean-hornbeam-3/ The Korean Hornbeam Bonsai, Carpinus Turczaninowii, is a captivating tree with a unique appearance. Its small leaves and delicate branching growth pattern give

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Rick Manning

Things to do – October 2024

Outdoor: This is a time to be preparing for the coming winter.  Decide where and how you will protect your trees; mulch bed, cold storage house, cold greenhouse, etc. Acquire

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New videos from select Bonsai YouTube Channels

Transforming Bonsai

[youtube-feed-single]In this video Crispin brings in a number of his personal bonsai that need some attention. ——————————————— Order My ‘Bonsai

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Pine Bonsai – Seasonal Species Guide | Bonsai-U

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Prairie State Videos

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Other News

blog – Michael Hagedorn New Post on Crataegus Bonsai

  • Vine Maple: REVISIT
    by crataegus on October 16, 2024 at 2:59 pm

    Here’s a look back at a Vine Maple clump collected in 2020, assembled on a slab in 2022, and how it looks now in 2024. With John Eads, back in the days when he was an apprentice and would agree to take two hours to wrangle a maple out of the rocks. The collecting day

Bonsaiplace Creativity Through Bonsai

  • Workshop time!
    by Bonsaiplace on October 8, 2024 at 6:30 am

    This is the information and booking space for the 16 November workshop in Tauranga. https://facebook.com/events/s/bonsai-101-workshop/8788688884530643/

Bonsai Tonight An educational website about bonsai development

  • Shohin olive ground-layer
    by Jonas Dupuich on September 29, 2024 at 4:17 am

    About a year ago I received a small olive with an unusual feature – the lower part of the trunk didn’t seem to be alive. The tree continued to grow, but slowly. An even bigger problem was that the trunk swelled a couple of inches above the roots making the tree a poor candidate for

Growing Bonsai Grow your own miniature tree