
Creating a solid foundation for the future...

Hiroki Miura rearranges an overgrown trunk to restore the twin-trunk form...

Creating a shohin from garden stock material...

Peter Tea works uses cement to fix a problem...

A neglected grey bark elm is being restored...

The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from zero...

Don't hide what is good, Takuya Suzuki turns things around...

In a bonsai the two most significant areas are the roots and the trunk. But what about the branches, or eda as they called in Japanese?

You can propagate and create bonsai from seed, cuttings and by grafting

The world of beech (Fagus) by master craftsman, Iemitsu Ooishi.

It is a deciduous tree of the Fagaceae family and grows naturally in the mountains of various parts of Japan,...

Bjorn Bjorholm works on a pine grown from seed Bjorn gives an initial styling to a more than 50-year-old pine,...

The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other...

How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods with interesting and unusual species. With the help of illustrations we will see how to take a piece of material through to completion. Here we are making a twin trunk from cuttings of a Pyracantha angustifolia, narrow leaf firethorn.

How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods with interesting and unusual species. This time it’s the Actinidia...

Untangling the dense foliage canopy of a sabina juniper Valentin Brose, former apprentice of Kunio Kobayashi, is a refined artist....

The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch In this series we look at creating bonsai from...

As the leaves fall in autumn, it is time to study the branch structure of the tree in detail and...

The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch In this series we look at creating bonsai from...

One can find great strength in the depths of winter from the dignified beauty of the white flowers and luxurious...
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