Miura Hiroki (from Miura Baijyu-En nursery) is a specialist in shohin bonsai. Here he shows how to improve trees with reverse tapering trunks by using air-layering techniques

Miura Hiroki (from Miura Baijyu-En nursery) is a specialist in shohin bonsai. Here he shows how to improve trees with reverse tapering trunks by using air-layering techniques
The Trophy is back: Europe’s largest bonsai event made a smashing re-entry after Covid
Pacific Bonsai Expo holds its inaugural show.,
How to create bonsai from cuttings, grafting and other methods using interesting and unusual species...
Hiroki Miura works on a Chinese juniper
At first glance, the featured juniper has great looks; however, Hiroki Miura shows us that when we take a closer look, the tree is really a bit dull . . .
How to create bonsai from cuttings: This time we are working with Giant itabi (Ficus thunbergii)
This years edition of the big bonsai show: The Trophy
The bonsai pot passion of Kiyoshi Koiwai
Making shohin bonsai with difficult trees...
Using graft techniques to improve the quality of trees
A selection of the amazing bonsai from the Bonsai San show in France
Here is an impression of the annual spring Shunga-ten, held in Osaka, Japan in the Hanahaku-kinen Park and organised by the Shohin Bonsai Association..
Andrea Meriggioli shows you how to thin and prune the leaves of Acer palmatum
Pop star Shintaro Akiyama jumps into the deep when creating a rock planting in cooperation with Kunio Kobayashi and Osamu Fukudate of Shunkaen
Defoliation is applied to promote back budding on trident maples
A (very) young artist creates unconventional pots that are seriously cool.
Juniperus, Taxus, Acer,...
Picea, Forsythia, carpinus….
Use dull material to make impressive bonsai helped by grafting techniques. Here we show you how easy it can be. Pyracantha is in the Rosaceae family in the subset that contains Crataegus. It provides bright…...
A video of The ArcoBonsai show.
Chojubai, the dwarf variety of the Japanese quince, is cut in half.
Be inspired by Yukio as he makes the most out of material. This time we focus on Yew and Hinoki.
Celebrating 40 years as the best shohin pot maker.
The charm of the very, very small . . .
A visit to the garden of Amy Liang, the grande dame of Taiwan bonsai
A lesson in how to cut more branches for better results
Contemporary shohin bonsai pot exhibition...
Growing new bonsai material by layering and a bold cut.
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.