Dwarf Murraya Landscape.

Hi IBC.

another Landscape.












regards,
jun

Glad to see you're back Jun! Missed seeing your awesome projects. That old saying applies: You don't know what you have until it's gone. One question. How many people does it take to move a piece like this. I'm a large healthy man but just looking at something like this makes my back hurt.

M. Frary wrote:  Glad to see you're back Jun! Missed seeing your awesome projects. That old saying applies: You don't know what you have until it's gone.  One question. How many people does it take to move a piece like this. I'm a large healthy man but just looking at something like this makes my back hurt.

Thanks!

hahaha! It won't hurt your back, It is not one piece composition, for easy handling.

the bigger part is this size. they can also be displayed separately.





regards,
jun

Now that I really like. And also the separate pieces. It proves the old saying: "The whole is greater the the sum of the parts". Thanks

DougB wrote:Now that I really like.  And also the separate pieces.  It proves the old saying: "The whole is greater the the sum of the parts". Thanks

Some people wanted it alone, some wanted the whole piece. so I gave them both...hehe.

Thanks Doug!

regards,
jun 

Very clever Jun re the 2 sections
Love the setting and love Murraya

Ken

What kind of rock is that? It looks like tufa.

Wow Jun, that is fabulous. Thanks for the image to give a sense of scale. Most of the trees look good enough to stand on their own, in a shohin display, that's a lot of seasonal pruning there. Fabulous. Good to see your projects.

very cool.
Can someone share how those trees are put on top of the "mountains" ? Is the stone there carved out and filled with soil ?
Thanks

Djin wrote:Is the stone there carved out and filled with soil ?

short answer: usually yes (whether into a carved or natural hollow)
long answer: and other ways, using things like mesh and muck, etc

Beautiful!

It is a natural rock. soft kind of rock. then carved and hollowed out some portions for the root ball.

HE IS BACK !
Hey Jun !

Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai wrote:HE IS BACK !
Hey Jun !

Is he?
Greetings to everyone!

yes, sometimes I am dropping by to see how my old home is doing.

regards,
jun