
Removing moss from bonsai bark
Moss on your bonsai is nice for display purposes. But when moss grows at other times it can damage the bark. So what to do?
Read MoreGrow your own miniature tree
Some of the trees I am currently working on. Most of them are collected from backyards, nurseries or grown from seedlings.
Moss on your bonsai is nice for display purposes. But when moss grows at other times it can damage the bark. So what to do?
Read MoreWalking around nurseries is alwas fun. Especially if you find a spindle there, for free!
Read MoreBonsai development is a slow process. Slowly this stick from the forest is taking shape. It will however be several years before this tree is ready for a nice pot.
Read MoreGetting an olive shrub from a garden centre and training it for bonsai requires putting it in a different substrate and reducing the plant. Here an explanation of the first steps towards training as bonsai for olive trees.
Read MoreAfter having been allowed to root and recover, in the winter of 2015/2016 this tree was trimmed, and fully wired for the first time. I aimed at making this in …
Read MoreWinter was coming and this olive needed a repot into proper bonsai substrate.
Read MoreSickly olive from sell-out corner.
Yes. it is notso healthy. But at 50% off at the local garden centre.. What can you do.
In the spring of 2015 I took cuttings of my trident bonsai. To my surprise, one of the cuttings took, and in March 2016 I decided a root over rock …
Read MoreFagus sylvatica in summer 2014
The tree has started to recover.