Tag: nebari

Case History

No turning back

David Quintana works on a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)

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Styling

See it from a different angle

Creating the moyogi style from a field-grown satsuki with Masaki Yoshii

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Masterclass

Is this a bonsai?

Ken Fujiwara works on a massive black pine

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Shohin

Talking about the front . . .

Be inspired by Yukio as he makes the most out of material. This time we focus on Yew and Hinoki.

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Styling

The garden yamadori

Ralf Beckers shows us there is beauty hidden in the chaos of branches

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Propagating

Hawthorn from cuttings

Hawthorn: The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch

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Workshop

Tied to the Grid

Peter Uden's favourite style is the Yose Ue, forest planting.

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Masterclass

Wake up, Sleeping dragon

Mario Komsta works on a yamadori pine, Pinus sylvestris.

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Care

The Rock eater

Maintaining and improving a rock-grown Japanese maple.

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Case History

Dead or alive?

A mind boggling creation,

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Column

Do you have too many trees?

I have visited the gardens of numerous bonsai enthusiasts and what surprises me most is that frequently they have far too many trees to maintain.

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Design Sketch

Are they mother and daughter?

François Jeker's opinion on Peter Kwakernaat's juniper.

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Masterclass

Will that kill it?

The ultimate root correction work of Masahiko Kimura

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Technique

Planted on a plastic tray?

Peter Warren continues with the second major stage of the maple he planted on a plastic tray.

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Technique

Just a plastic tray

Working with deciduous trees is always a long-term project which needs some clever thinking, too

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Technique

The sleeping tree

How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods using interesting and unusual species.

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Styling

Touched by Leonardo

Father and son 'work' together to create a new future for a juniper.

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Profile

My ‘selfish’ dream

The bonsai passion of Jeremiah Lee

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Seed

Turbo grower

Harry Harrington's story of an oak grown from an acorn

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Styling

Can it be split?

Creating stunning bonsai from garden material

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Technique

In the blink of an eye…

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

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Technique

The scent of a bonsai

Developing a giant gardenia into an orthodox informal upright over three years.

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Workshop

Home grown

Forest plantings always have great appeal, especially when they are planted on a slab.

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Workshop

The big picture

Follow Martin Nielsen as he takes a simple tree to a bonsai with character It’s a quite an ordinary tree, a locally collected larch of around 70 cm in height, with a trunk thickness of…...

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Case History

I will burn all my trees

François Jeker’s 31-year-journey growing a bonsai forest When we make a bonsai forest, we think we are the Creator. We are under the illusion that we decide everything, the choice of the trees and their…...

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Technique

Is this too right?

The challenge is to create a finished tree starting from scratch Here’s how to make bonsai with rare, interesting and promising species through the process of taking cuttings. The complete process, from selecting the material…...

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Technique

A wooden base?

A practical case study of trident maple by Andrea Meriggioli Andrea: I want to show you how correct timing and techniques may turn initially poor material into a good tree you can work on over…...

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Propagating

A good omen

It is a deciduous tree of the Fagaceae family and grows naturally in the mountains of various parts of Japan, also on the coastline on the side of the Sea of Japan. The oak’s local…...

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Workshop

One became two

Martin Nielsen divides a Japanese maple into two new trees Martin describes his work with a Japanese maple where one tree becomes two. It’s a tree with a fine nebari grown from a seed in…...

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Technique

Mind the gap!

The problem of poor roots on a pine can be solved Can you improve the root base of a pine, just as you can with deciduous trees? A good question, so it seems a good…...

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