Kolkwitzia amabilis 'Maradco' - Beauty Bush "Dream Catcher"
3 posters
Page 1 of 1
Re: Kolkwitzia amabilis 'Maradco' - Beauty Bush "Dream Catcher"
Almost 1600 views and no comments? Here is an updated photo taken this just the other day. You can find more information about the tree on my website HERE
Lost2301- Member
Re: Kolkwitzia amabilis 'Maradco' - Beauty Bush "Dream Catcher"
There is an old one on my cousins' farm in MI, growth habit reminds me of honeysuckle. If know some have.made good bonsai out of honeysuckle, but for me personally, it's growth habit is a problem. So I never thought to try kolkwitzia. Yours is nice, and after 4 years it looks very similar, with some additional ramification. A good testimony to your horticultural & bonsai skills. Have you ever gotten it to flower for you?
Leo Schordje- Member
Re: Kolkwitzia amabilis 'Maradco' - Beauty Bush "Dream Catcher"
Yes it does flower, there are tiny pink Lily of the Valley style flowers and they smell really nice. If you go to my website you can see a better photo of the tree. The tree is currently producing flower buds which look like some small frilly looking thing in the photo's. The tree will be going down to the Denver Botanic Garden Bonsai Pavilion when it starts blooming.
Right now it is in the garage for a few days because it is suppose to drop to 25 degrees and snow!!! I have spent the last 2 days moving trees back into the garage. Life in the high desert plains of Western America.
Its amazing how much better the tree is doing in its new location, raccoons kept climbing over it and smashing it down. Not the case anymore.
Right now it is in the garage for a few days because it is suppose to drop to 25 degrees and snow!!! I have spent the last 2 days moving trees back into the garage. Life in the high desert plains of Western America.
Its amazing how much better the tree is doing in its new location, raccoons kept climbing over it and smashing it down. Not the case anymore.
Lost2301- Member
Re: Kolkwitzia amabilis 'Maradco' - Beauty Bush "Dream Catcher"
Don't know the species at all, but if you can get any more movement into the long trunk you should try. The ramification is great, and overall I would like to see the tree emphasise a slender snaking effect, both downwards and side to side.
BrendanR- Member
Similar topics
» Wrightia Religiosa hill of my dream.
» Found my dream tree at a lowes of all places!!!
» Bush or Windswept?
» Garden bush.
» From bush to bonsai
» Found my dream tree at a lowes of all places!!!
» Bush or Windswept?
» Garden bush.
» From bush to bonsai
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum