JoesBonsai Collection

Acacia - Nigrescens - Knob Thorn

Acacia Burkei - Black Monkey Thorn

Acacia Eruscens - Blue Thorn

Acacia Sieberiana - Paperbark Thorn Flat Top In Training

Acacia Sieberiana - Paperbark Thorn

Acer Buergerianum - Trident Maple

Adenium Multiflorum - Desert Rose

Adansonia Digitata - Baobab

Commiphora Woodii - Corkwood

Dalbergia Armata - Thorny Rope

Jacaranda Mimosifolia - Jacaranda

Melaleuca Bracteata - Johannesburg Gold

Olea Africana - Wild Olive Forest

Olea Africana - Wild Olive

Portulacaria Afra - Dwarf Jade

Premna Mooiensis

Rhus Undulata - Kuni Bush

Schotia Afra - Karoo Boer-Bean

Sclerocarya Birrea - Marula

Olea Africana - Wild Olive Semi Cascade

Ulmus Minor Atinia - English Elm

Nice trees including some I would have great difficulty growing. I particularly like some of the ones that split the trunk and form a crown like trees in a pasture or similar where the lower branches are pruned by critters. The Baobab soil surface is a bit unusual.

The Baobab soil surface is a bit unusual. Thank You for your comment , I use Leca for my Baobab does very well with our climate
Regards

Great trees I like them all!

Hard to choose a favourite. The "Acacia Sieberiana - Paperbark Thorn Flat Top In Training" is going to be a spectacular tree.

I wanted to opt for one of your indigenous trees, but the winner for me is that English Elm.