Renovation of display areas.

Hi IBC.

Been renovating the display area of my garden to accommodate visitors and ofcourse to have more space for finish trees.


and also doing the workshop area.





I made skylight for natural lighting and for photography purposes...


here is one of our sessions with fellow IBCers Darwin and Macoy. and company also IBCers.






He wanted a windswept and so I helped him to have one.
Darwin seems to be happy,,,so he bought 4 boxes of pizza...










Here are some views of the new garden Still under renovation but almost complete now.






Some of the Casuarinas..in the Casuarina area.  



Some of the penjings...in the penjing display area...







I am also making a treehouse for my kids (as an excuse so that I can view my trees and garden from a good vantage point hehe)








I'll continue to update pictures until its done...

Thanks for sharing my little joy!   

regards,
jun  

Hi Jun,

it so inspiring to see your display area !!!
can you please post a full focus pic of the left penjing in this image

https://servimg.com/view/15500999/3442

10x!!!

Very Impressive !!!!

Beautiful piece of heaven.

Looks great very inspiring   

Hi Jun,
I will visit you some day .... ya......   
good luck.

Efi

Very nice! Some day, sigh.

Wow, that looks great! My chiropractor says I should be mobile and able to drive by next week, so it looks like I'll be getting to experience the joy of your garden soon. Thanks for posting Jun, your garden looks awesome!

JUN,, It all looks very very nice.. your trees are awsome ! you lucky man... take care john

jun wrote:


I'll continue to update pictures until its done...

Thanks for sharing my little joy!   

regards,
jun  

Great job Jun!!!! Can you share more about this "Twin trunk" tree in the rectangular pot in the bottom middle of this picture?

Your trees are amazing!!!

Thank you!!!!
Have a great week!!!
Sam

Love u r workplace
Thinking of visiting u r .
area.
Do u work in a group or this is a personal area.

And i wanted to know those cylendrical stands. Are they just supporting stands or these are filled with soil to gain more nuterints for the plants so the roots could get extra space.

Regards
Aman

Lovely bonsaiyard....congratulations Jun.

Kind regards Yvonne   

You have a beautiful display area Jun; and your trees look great! Are your posts sunk into the ground? If so, how deep do they go? Thanks,
Todd

theBalance wrote:Hi Jun,

it so inspiring to see your display area !!!
can you please post a full focus pic of the left penjing in this image

https://servimg.com/view/15500999/3442

10x!!!

Thank you!

I'll post it later, I think I have photos of that penjing.

regards,
jun  

Thank you guys and Gal for the appreciations!

regards,
jun  

efishn wrote:Hi Jun,
I will visit you some day .... ya......   
good luck.

Efi

You are most welcome here. Just let me know when,,,hehe!


It is really turning out as a nice place to have coffee or beer and bonsai works and appreciations.

regards,
jun  

Brunsai wrote:Wow, that looks great! My chiropractor says I should be mobile and able to drive by next week, so it looks like I'll be getting to experience the joy of your garden soon. Thanks for posting Jun, your garden looks awesome!

get well soon!

And looking forward for your visit soon.

regards,
jun  

Thank you Sam!

here it is.
A "blue bell" tree or Desmodium. in flat top style.



regards,
jun  

amanluthra688 wrote:Love u r  workplace
Thinking of visiting u r .
area.
Do u work in a group or this is a personal area.

And i wanted to know those cylendrical stands. Are  they just supporting stands or these are filled with soil to gain more nuterints for the plants so the roots could get extra space.

Regards
Aman

Thank Aman.

Just let me know if you plan to visit, maybe I can give you a tour around too.
This is a personal area. I made this garden when my wife kick me out of the house because of too much bonsai activity in our yard, hehe. This is not  where I live though, it is 15 minutes drive away from my house. and of course I also keep some finish trees in my house.
 I am also making use of some of the spaces for my kids activity like the tree house and maybe a small animal/pet pens...I wanted to have pot bellied pig in my garden.

As for the cylindrical stands, I custom made them. and yes some got soils for root growing.


regards,
jun   

Todd Ellis wrote:You have a beautiful display area Jun; and your trees look great! Are your posts sunk into the ground? If so, how deep do they go? Thanks,
Todd

Thank you Todd!

yes they are partially sunk to the ground and filled with soil for stability and root growing for some trees.

regards,
jun  

Sam found some old progression photos of the tree.




















regards,
jun  

That's a great transformation; you certainly have a good eye!