Fall color in Southern California

Well Its the the Best I can do....


Taken today, 75 and sunny...miserable

BigDave,

How do you get some of the leaves to stay green and some to turn all those odd colors?

Regards,
Martin

MartinSweeney wrote:BigDave,

How do you get some of the leaves to stay green and some to turn all those odd colors?

Regards,
Martin

Hi Martin,

Crazy right, I mean , weird... must be global warmin

Wait I think my elm just got a red leaf, okay, crisis averted

It's living in paradise that does it.

Thank BP,

But Ive never lived where we get real fall color, would be nice to see.

You can be a lazy bonsai ist around here, trees never move, no winter protection etc.

I am going into man cave (garage) and make pots all this so-called winter

- BigD

Nice bougies, they are colorful.

you should start a thread in the Pots forum, I would be interested to see your finished results. And the Pots forum might lead to an occasional sale.

Dave,

thanks for taking the time to post. I would like the small one in the white pot thank you.
Now if only I could grow a simple Bougainvillea - chuckle.

Hey, I can still see the indents on the insides near the feet of the wares. [ teasing]
Please keep on posting images.
Thanks.
Khaimraj

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:thanks for taking the time to post. I would like the small one in the white pot thank you.

You might have a bidding war on your hands! That would be a good size for me as well, but I've never had any success with these either...beautiful collection.

Leo Schordje wrote:Nice bougies, they are colorful.

you should start a thread in the Pots forum, I would be interested to see your finished results. And the Pots forum might lead to an occasional sale.

Hi Leo,
thanks for commenting. Well sir those pots are done ! Thanks for the tip !




kiln in action

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote: I would like the small one in the white pot thank you.
Now if only I could grow a simple Bougainvillea - chuckle.

Good eye, that's the money shot

So difficult to grow there ? Or hard to find, or you are just teasing again...maybe

No Dave,

being honest. It's the one shrub that I have had little luck with. Why ?
So now I just watch and admire.

Send me a p.m. I would like to know a bit more about the sizes of your pots, in the kiln.
Any rectangles that run on 6" length to 1" depth ?
Colours without glazes and anything else you might think of, take the hint.
Later.
Khaimraj

BigDave
Found your website and webstore. For Khaimraj it is here http://www.bonsaiartisans.com/

Nice pots, hard to choose. You're high on the list for when I order my 'Christmas present for myself".

Your Co-Op partners have great pots too.

Thanks Leo,

a few days ago I sent Dave a p.m. asking for prices, but for the type of pots displayed in his kiln image. I am not terribly into the free form at his website.
Still awaiting a reply.
Later.
Khaimraj

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Thanks Leo,

a few days ago I sent Dave a p.m. asking for prices, but for the type of pots displayed in his kiln image. I am not terribly into the free form at his website.
Still awaiting a reply.
Later.
Khaimraj

Hi guys,
sorry slow to reply. Had to have Surgery (frickin Hernia) Just now home...few days back to my ole silly self

Thanks for good comments...

Some pressed molded and bisqued ready for glazing

BigDave wrote:Well Its the the Best I can do....
Taken today, 75 and sunny...miserable

Yeah. It must be miserable alright. Here, a heavy snow (the first this season) is falling as I speak. In an hour I'll frolicking down a snowy slope!

Eat your heart out!

Ps. Nice colours!

I mean REALLY NICE colours!