Don't go high but low, real low for your bonsai

Tentakelaertje wrote:Van, this tree looks stunning!
This is a very inspirational thread that really sticks to the mind. Thanks for showing us this trees, I love them!

Thanks for your kind words, I have been cultivating bonsai only for about little more than 3 years, that is nothing compare to some of the works people on this board have put in.  I would love to see some of the pictures of mature bonsai got saved from being trashed.  I stumbled upon Graham Potter videos on youtube and a lot of his works are from very ordinary materials saved from trash bins or unwanted.  He opened my eyes and from that point on I can only see beauty in any stump laying around randomly on side walks.  I will continue update new pictures of trees that I saved when condition permit.  Thanks again.

van

Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Apologies Van,

I replied on your other topic and just go around to seeing these.
Well done!!
Thanks for taking the time to show.
Until.
Khaimraj

Hi Khaimraj,
Nothing to apology about. I appreciate whole lot more of people put in time and effort to contradict of what other people thinking, often that when I can pickup some profound ideas. I live in a country that people often hide the truth because they afraid of hurting the other people feelings and give out only positive appraisals, over a prolong period of time it can make us delusional. Thanks.

van

Another unwanted landscape bush, Walter viburnum.











First styling in July 2013 with 3 fresh cuttings on the trunk and scars after nearly 2 years.