Bruno Proietti Tocca philosophises about his work on a savin juniper

Masahiko Kimura restores a very old juniper
Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris, is one of the most popular pine varieties and one of the most commonly styled tree.
The unique garden of Angel Mota.
The Sanriku junipers: Father and Son Omachi work on yamadori trees
François Jeker takes a close look at Taxus.
'The tree featured here is an eastern white cedar (Thuja occidentalis), which is native to Eastern Canada and much of the north-central and north-eastern United States'
Tatsuo Fukugawa works on a white pine taken from his garden
Pop star Shintaro Akiyama jumps into the deep when creating a rock planting in cooperation with Kunio Kobayashi and Osamu Fukudate of Shunkaen
Bruno Wijman sketches options for Giuseppe Ginnastica's pistachio
Mauro Stemberger styles a massive Scots pine with a loop shaped trunk
Harry Harrington rapidly develops a field elm into a bonsai...
Bringing out the best from material with many faults...
Jan Culek sketches options for Reginald Jooren's olive.
Planting a tree on a rock gives you plenty of creative freedom.
A yezo spruce styled by François Jeker and Jean-Paul Polmans.
Ken Fujiwara works on a massive black pine
Be inspired by Yukio as he makes the most out of material. This time we focus on Yew and Hinoki.
Ralf Beckers shows us there is beauty hidden in the chaos of branches
In Poland bonsai is thriving, Piotr Czerniachowski is among the most active.
Bjorn Bjorholm demonstrates scion grafting for foliage replacement of junipers.
Peter Uden's favourite style is the Yose Ue, forest planting.
Mario Komsta works on a yamadori pine, Pinus sylvestris.
The ultimate root correction work of Masahiko Kimura
A visit to the garden of Amy Liang, the grande dame of Taiwan bonsai
François Jeker takes a look at Jos Sprengers' Buxus.
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
Father and son 'work' together to create a new future for a juniper.
A lesson in how to cut more branches for better results