A mind boggling creation,

A mind boggling creation,
With the guidance of shohin expert, Hiroki Miura (Miura Baijyu-en, Osaka) the Japanese popstar, Ayaka Yamamoto, learns how to create moyogi style with a pine.
Considering the front, planting angle and every different orientation of material is part of the deep fascination of transforming a bonsai.
François Jeker's opinion on Peter Kwakernaat's juniper.
The arakawa maple is one of the most popular trees in the bonsai world. Andrea Meriggioli shows why.
The ultimate root correction work of Masahiko Kimura
Peter Warren continues with the second major stage of the maple he planted on a plastic tray.
Working with deciduous trees is always a long-term project which needs some clever thinking, too
François Jeker takes a look at Jos Sprengers' Buxus.
A different approach to air layering with a 'rough edge'
Chiharu Imai deals with a dull bonsai and creates something special
The pine called 'Okou no kyosho' is brought back into shape by Master Kunio Kobayashi
How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods using interesting and unusual species.
Father and son 'work' together to create a new future for a juniper.
A lesson in how to cut more branches for better results
Transformation of an Ezo Spruce by Urushibata and Fujikawa
Mauro Stemberger works on a yamadori pine
How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods . This time we work with Wisteria
Creating stunning bonsai from garden material
The making of Jeremiah’s Sierra juniper bonsai.
The world of beech (Fagus) by master craftsman, Iemitsu Ooishi.
Using beneficial bacteria for stronger, better ramified and disease-free bonsai.
According to Todd, Douglas firs are one of the most unpredictable trees he has worked with.
Grafting is a very useful technique for conifers such as junipers and pines.
The mugo pine is an extraordinary example of a yamadori, an impressive trunk with some natural shari and lots of compacted branches on top. A real challenge for Matt and Tyler
British artist, John Milton, works on a white pine in Japan.
It was a journey of more than 15 years that began with simple native garden material and resulted in a stunning small-sized bonsai. Morten Albek guides us through the many stages of the tree.
Pomegranate: The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch
Developing a giant gardenia into an orthodox informal upright over three years.