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The garden was built on a flat field more than a century before by visiting Japanese Garden Masters. It was landscaped, with a big hill created from the…

The garden was built on a flat field more than a century before by visiting Japanese Garden Masters. It was landscaped, with a big hill created from the…

Manuel Germade shows how you can make a satisfying tree from simple material. Here we show a field-grown pine with only some branches at the top. Let's see...

Home-grown scots pines from Giacomo Pappalardo's nursery prove yet again to be great material to work on. Jean-Philippe Hoareau, or simply JP, leads you through the styling process step by step...

Caroline Scott's Scots pine that actually came from Scotland

Spaces between branches and around the trunk are very important design tools…

Dennis Fuchs works on a scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) from Spain...

Harry Harrington grows olive
in the Northern region...

The amazing Ginkgo Show comes back to life...

The Scots pine is a very popular pine variety to work with. It's a vigorous grower and is tolerant to bending and wiring...

In the wild, a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) matures naturally into the same style as a bonsai literati with branches spreading horizontally below its flattened apex.

François Gau is the winner of our 'New Innovative' prize (awarded at the European Bonsai San show, Saulieu, France). He is very creative and has an amazing collection of native bonsai.

It is really easy to create a magnificent bonsai if you start from raw material with great potential. There are those trees that at first glance already have the right look. You only have to use the appropriate techniques to make that tree into a high-level bonsai.

Something completely different: Mauro Stemberger creates the rock pine

A selection of the amazing bonsai from the Bonsai San show in France

Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris, is one of the most popular pine varieties and one of the most commonly styled tree.

The bonsai passion of Alfredo Salaccione.

Mauro Stemberger styles a massive Scots pine with a loop shaped trunk

David Quintana works on a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)

Jan Culek sketches options for Reginald Jooren's olive.
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