A giant in a miniforrest
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yamasuri
Todd Ellis
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my nellie
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Re: A giant in a miniforrest
I love beech. Unfortunately they cannot survive in Attica's climate. I've tried once and know this first hand....
my nellie- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Drooling over here Yvonne! Are those small beeches browsed by animals... do you think?
Todd Ellis- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hi thanks
We must be happy with the trees we have, and get the best out of them as bonsai..it makes it more interesting for us all, to trawel and see
I saw a candidate or 3, but I am not sure I want to collect, I have many bonsai, and would prefer one beech with a bigger trunk.
They are eaten by deers, in the sice of whitetails..they have done a good job, the trees are quit nice, and not just eaten from the top dawn.
Kind regards Yvonne
We must be happy with the trees we have, and get the best out of them as bonsai..it makes it more interesting for us all, to trawel and see
I saw a candidate or 3, but I am not sure I want to collect, I have many bonsai, and would prefer one beech with a bigger trunk.
They are eaten by deers, in the sice of whitetails..they have done a good job, the trees are quit nice, and not just eaten from the top dawn.
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
I would love to see it whenever you find it! I wish you luck with your chase!Yvonne Graubaek wrote:... ...I saw a candidate or 3, but I am not sure I want to collect, I have many bonsai, and would prefer one beech with a bigger trunk... ...
my nellie- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Wow....the paradise. I love Fagus bonsai created by deers. I used to have few back than in Europe ...not here yet
yamasuri- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Khaimraj,
I know how you feel, its all about perspective....There are some folks who think that we who live in a climate of perpetual summer where continued growth year round is possible are extremely lucky!!!
(tongue in cheek)
Later,
Nigel
I know how you feel, its all about perspective....There are some folks who think that we who live in a climate of perpetual summer where continued growth year round is possible are extremely lucky!!!
(tongue in cheek)
Later,
Nigel
Nigel Parke- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hee hee,
Nigel,
I had a similar experience to Yvonne's some months back [ no photos though] and it was at the side of a drain / roadworker cut zone. Found another type of tree or shrub [ unidentified thus far ] that was resprouting, looked very much like our giantess amidst the wee trees.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj
Nigel,
I had a similar experience to Yvonne's some months back [ no photos though] and it was at the side of a drain / roadworker cut zone. Found another type of tree or shrub [ unidentified thus far ] that was resprouting, looked very much like our giantess amidst the wee trees.
Stay Well.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
It is funny to find trees looking like bonsais already ...maybe I should go back and take a closer look...the tree I am sitting next to, does actully look a kind of nice....if, I want to dig, will I need a permission, I dont think it will dificult...
Kind regards Yvonne.....maybe other people found miniforrests...please feel free to show them here
Kind regards Yvonne.....maybe other people found miniforrests...please feel free to show them here
Guest- Guest
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hi Daniel
A raft is a rare find, you was very Lucky. It look like a fairly young bonsai...How long has it been in training?
I just cant keep my eyes from the view you have from your house.. amazing
Kind regards Yvonne
A raft is a rare find, you was very Lucky. It look like a fairly young bonsai...How long has it been in training?
I just cant keep my eyes from the view you have from your house.. amazing
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hm.. If you really think you do not want to go and collect these.. The one you are sitting next to is really fine by me. Will consider comming over and help collectYvonne Graubaek wrote:
I saw a candidate or 3, but I am not sure I want to collect, I have many bonsai, and would prefer one beech with a bigger trunk.
leatherback- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hi Leatherback
I also think the tree next to me look nice, and I may want to dig it up, and maybe a couple more. Seeing Daniel saying "beech are wonderful ", tell me, they are nice to work with..so, who knows
I am sorry, but I dont think I can invite.....
Kind regards Yvonne
I also think the tree next to me look nice, and I may want to dig it up, and maybe a couple more. Seeing Daniel saying "beech are wonderful ", tell me, they are nice to work with..so, who knows
I am sorry, but I dont think I can invite.....
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
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Ah well.. Was worth a try
when you do go out and collect, please share
when you do go out and collect, please share
leatherback- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
hello Yvonne , this is a very young bonsai raft, built with an old beech branch.Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Daniel
A raft is a rare find, you was very Lucky. It look like a fairly young bonsai...How long has it been in training?
I just cant keep my eyes from the view you have from your house.. amazing
Kind regards Yvonne
This is his succession:
this .... and my house in the mountains in my forest.
regards Daniel
-Daniel-- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hi Daniel
Lovely Photos....you have done a lot of work on the raft...I hope it will be a nice bonsai of yours for many years.
I have two rafts...a 3 trunked collected winged spindle, with old bark, and a acer palmatum with 14 trunks as far as I remember, from a branch I have rooted...this tree is still young, but it is one of the most funny trees to work with.
Kind regards Yvonne
Lovely Photos....you have done a lot of work on the raft...I hope it will be a nice bonsai of yours for many years.
I have two rafts...a 3 trunked collected winged spindle, with old bark, and a acer palmatum with 14 trunks as far as I remember, from a branch I have rooted...this tree is still young, but it is one of the most funny trees to work with.
Kind regards Yvonne
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Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Thanks Yvonne, I hope to see your rafts bonsai, you have a tread from view?
My raft I 've built with a beech branch, much rooting hormone and vitamin B to roots below. I have no pictures (2006) but this design is indicative of how I started with the branch for the raft. Excuse my English but it is bad.
Thanks again , best regards , Daniel
My raft I 've built with a beech branch, much rooting hormone and vitamin B to roots below. I have no pictures (2006) but this design is indicative of how I started with the branch for the raft. Excuse my English but it is bad.
Thanks again , best regards , Daniel
-Daniel-- Member
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Hi Daniel
My written english is bad too...much better when I talk with people...it is my problems with spelling, that make me write short, and to use Google makes it not easy to understand.
It is easy to recognise the tree tree from the drawing, with time will it become really nice.
I have not shown my rafts....maybe this Winter, but not now...
kind regards Yvonne
My written english is bad too...much better when I talk with people...it is my problems with spelling, that make me write short, and to use Google makes it not easy to understand.
It is easy to recognise the tree tree from the drawing, with time will it become really nice.
I have not shown my rafts....maybe this Winter, but not now...
kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Re: A giant in a miniforrest
Thanks for sharing, Daniel.
Yvonne, I am looking forward to look at your rafts.
Yvonne, I am looking forward to look at your rafts.
my nellie- Member
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