Bonsai nursery

Don't underestimate those abandoned nursery plants! They have the potential to make beautiful display-worthy bonsai. As a great example of this, every holiday in Mirai, the authors of the video we...

In 2015, Swindon & District Bonsai Nursery of UK posted an article on their blog about their visit to a large bonsai nursery in China, where air-pots are widely used for trees in various stages of their development as bonsai, for all sizes and species, not just conifers. Pics by Swindon & District Bonsai Nursery More pics below & some write up on bonsai community's ignorance about air pruning : The original pics by Swindon & District Bonsai Nursery were too dark & small. So, I brightened…

More Than a Nursery. A Destination. Even before "L.A.'s best kept secret" was declared the best nursery in L.A. Weekly's "Best of L.A." edition in 2010,it had been the favorite destination of avid gardeners, landscape designers and explorers for over 60 years.Once you explore our site it might just become one of your favorite destinations

Bonsai placement

A little nursery bougainvillea pick up today. Cut off anything that lacks taper and movement and find that LINE! . . . . . #bonsai #bonsa... | Instagram

Bastian Busch on Instagram: "Small part of our sales area right now. If you see anything you like we are happy to welcome you in our nursery. You can also check our website of cause. 😎 . . . #bonsainursery #spring #bonsaiwerkstatt #allforsale"

Wigerts Bonsai Nursery on Instagram: “Ficus microcarpa “green island” in a Japanese pot by Reiho! Swipe for more views, and a defoliated pic from July —-> #bonsai #art…”

Korean Hornbeam Bonsai Tree (Carpinus Turczaninowii). Photo taken in a commercial bonsai nursery in early April. It is spring and the tree is just coming into leaf. Not sure about the age of this tree but but it has a pretty mature looking trunk and root base. Camera: Nikon D300 Lens: Nikon 18-200MM F3.5-5.6G IF-ED AF-S VR DX I use my photos as inspiration and reference for my paintings which can be seen at: www.stevegreaves.com

81K views · 1.3K reactions | If you're new to bonsai, we don't recommend you grow from a seed. You will lose your interest and you will waste your time. After 5 years of watering, you will probably end up with a stick that has no character IF the seed roots. It's a better practice to get a tree from a nursery that already has movement in the trunks. Think of a painter. The painter's job is to create the piece. They buy the canvas, the brush, and the paint. Sure the painter can create all of…

Wigerts Bonsai Nursery on Instagram: “Tigerbark Ficus - Defoliated, wired & repotted today. Planted in a Japanese pot by Bunzan. Swipe for more views —> #bonsai #art #bonsaitree…”