American masters exhibit

featuring the works of Michael Hagedorn and Ryan Neil. It is being featured as part of a summer series at the Weyerhauser Bonsai exhibit in Federal Way, Washington (USA)
this ponderosa has just returned from the national in new York. Surprisingly it has been in training for only two years.

this ponderosa and the first tree pictured are both from the artistry of ryan neil

I have this "thing" about chojubai quince. from the work of Mr Hagedorn

Another of michael's work, a mountain hemlock

I've seen some wonderful examples of moss work, but none better than these

Rocky mountain juniper, the work of ryan neil

Western juniper-Hagedorn

Lodgepole-Ryan neil

and finally an Engleman Spruce by michael

I see that my post has been moved. that's fine....but if i don't know where or why then I haven't learned from the experience. would love to have some contact on the matter. (sincerely)

Dick, thanks for sharing - no matter where it ends up!

I love the mountain hemlocks. Thanks for sharing.

Luc

Lovely trees.
Jerry

beautiful, very good, like a japan trees...

yes, both have learned well from their japanese masters. The lodgepole pine of Ryan's looks great no matter where you look at it. front or back. You can see kimura's influence on the juniper of his. massive yet delicately balanced on the pot. Impressive. i was back up there yesterday picking up my outdoor jitta from the potter and showing him around the display. Appreciate something else each time up

All are nice trees, but I really like the last spruce.

Thanks for posting these.