Berberis thunbergii

This tree is new to my collections. I have collected it last Friday , and I love it as it is.

as it become to my garden. it looks like the tree has been freshly potted.So I decided to take it out of the pot and transfer to something shallow wit free drainage mix.

out of the pot and fresh compost soil. As you can see there is some other soil around rots stock, and lots of fresh green rots. I have cleaned of all that soil, and removed some heavy rots too.

this is my tree in new home. I love the natural image. Now it recover, and I have a time to find some lovely proper pot for it. Any comments, tips, advice very welcome.

 

 

First Bonsai Saturday Morning at Buds Garden Center

Lovely day. Thanks “Bud” garden center to having us, and see all of you next month.

Munster Bonsai Club

Last Saturday, “Bud” garden center in Bunratty Co. Clare had first monthly meting for all bonsai lovers. It was wonderful sunny morning, so we could work on ours trees outdoor. Here we have some pictures ( not many because it is to hard work on tree and take pictures in the same time, we need to employ  some professional camera operator lol)

pictures above – small display bench to promote our club

pictures above – the trees we have been working on

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The Spaniard

My good friend from Cork in Ireland wit lots of lovely trees, started his new blog. Just give him support please. Good man Mark.

Rustedrootbonsai

Hello every one out there this is my new bonsai blog.my name is mark cashman and I hail from Ireland.first i would like to thank  Ian young aka “bonsai eejit”for helping me start this blog.so here I go!.this is my first tree i want to show,it’s a Scots pine i got from Laos garden bonsai nursery in madrid Spain ,hence the title.i took it to a recent workshop held in belfast for its first styling.any comments good or bad would be appreciated.hope you enjoy.

This is the tree with me after styling.a big thanks to ian young and philip donnelly for helping me with this tree.

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