Japanese black pine
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Peter L
Bugeye
Seth Ellwood
Pavel Slovák
ybonsai
Martin S
pongsatorn.k
Alsoares
irene_b
JasonG
Velodog2
Rob Kempinski
anttal63
mariowabisabi
Bolas
Ed Trout
William Feldman
kenduncan
suthin
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Re: Japanese black pine
Seth, Thank you, and Martin, I did't give anything special care for the Japanese black pine just basis care for Japanese black pine; A lot of fertilizers (rapeseed cake)in the Spring as you know.Short needles develop from ,bud pinching, candle remove, bud trimming and needles trimming yearly,
Best regards
suthin
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Stunning Shutin, stunning!
Thx. for the information. I see, that I have to learn a lot.
M
Thx. for the information. I see, that I have to learn a lot.
M
Martin S- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Thank you, Martin, Learn how to grow and training Japanese black pine is very confusing took me 2 years to learn how. .You can get information from books or internet for guideline, But for Japanese black pine learn by experience is the best for me.
Best regards
suthin
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
I'll give my best.
Books and the Internet are all the time available for me, but to see how it works in real is much better. But the distance between you and me is to large for a quick workshop Dammed!
Martin
PS.: maybe once we can come together in a web session? More and more this is common in my job and it works quite well....
Books and the Internet are all the time available for me, but to see how it works in real is much better. But the distance between you and me is to large for a quick workshop Dammed!
Martin
PS.: maybe once we can come together in a web session? More and more this is common in my job and it works quite well....
Martin S- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Suthin,
Your trees are always incredible. Love the Red pine. Check your PM's / email.
Rob
Your trees are always incredible. Love the Red pine. Check your PM's / email.
Rob
Bugeye- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Hello Suthin,
absolutely beautifull trees you showed.
How long is between the last two pictures?
Best regards
Peter
absolutely beautifull trees you showed.
How long is between the last two pictures?
Best regards
Peter
Peter L- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Thank you Rob and Peter ,I use A rebar bend the trunk and a lot of luck. The before and after pictures is about 4 years betweentime,Peter L wrote:Hello Suthin,
absolutely beautifull trees you showed.
How long is between the last two pictures?
Best regards
Peter
Here is the better picture of the Japanese white pine
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
suthin wrote:...
Hope to see you some day,Boston is a beautiful city,
Best regards
suthin
....
Sorry for my late answer.... Boston is not close to Florida, or is it?
Maybe you'll travel once to Germany and we meet then here.... Who knows what our future will brings us
But Shutin! you are on my list of people I would like to meet. Directly after Kimura!
M
Martin S- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Hi Sutin!
I think that you are one of the very seldom to find people, who is able to do something like this! The tree was really not to bad as it was shaped before, but now it is so much better!
I like it very much.
Ah!
One short word because a few day ago I was in my garden, shape a little bit the trees and has time to "think a little bit over" what you are for me (difficult for me to find the right words....): you are for me the Kimura on Shohin! And this is really my honest opinion! A few years ago I saw a picture with a little Hinoki cypress and a fruit (for size relation reasons). From this moment I start to sell my bigger trees and invest the money in Shohin. So in fact you are the one who influenced me so much.
Hopefully no one will strangle me now for this open words
BR
Martin
I think that you are one of the very seldom to find people, who is able to do something like this! The tree was really not to bad as it was shaped before, but now it is so much better!
I like it very much.
Ah!
One short word because a few day ago I was in my garden, shape a little bit the trees and has time to "think a little bit over" what you are for me (difficult for me to find the right words....): you are for me the Kimura on Shohin! And this is really my honest opinion! A few years ago I saw a picture with a little Hinoki cypress and a fruit (for size relation reasons). From this moment I start to sell my bigger trees and invest the money in Shohin. So in fact you are the one who influenced me so much.
Hopefully no one will strangle me now for this open words
BR
Martin
Martin S- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Hi Matin, Thanks again for your very kind words , I'm glad you like the Japanese black pine and Shohin bonsai .
Hope to meet you soon .
Best regards
suthin
Hope to meet you soon .
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Hi Pavel, Thank you very much for your kind words and virtuals , I like the virtuals with long jin.
Any virtual pots are welcome.
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Another nice restyle. Thanks Suthin. The posts are instructive. I echo Martin's comments. Your work has had an influence on my attitude toward shohin and my own trees.
I took a work shop with you in Indianapolis a few years ago. It was a great experience, I hope to be able to again sometime. "Fat trunk, short tree.....skinny trunk, tall tree".
I am a fan of fat little shohin
Please continue to post your transformation photos.
Neil
I took a work shop with you in Indianapolis a few years ago. It was a great experience, I hope to be able to again sometime. "Fat trunk, short tree.....skinny trunk, tall tree".
I am a fan of fat little shohin
Please continue to post your transformation photos.
Neil
NeilDellinger- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Thank you Neil for nice compliment, I have a lot of fun and enjoy a workshop with you in Indianapolis. I'm glad you still remember "Fat trunk, short tree...skinny trunk, tall tree".NeilDellinger wrote:Another nice restyle. Thanks Suthin. The posts are instructive. I echo Martin's comments. Your work has had an influence on my attitude toward shohin and my own trees.
I took a work shop with you in Indianapolis a few years ago. It was a great experience, I hope to be able to again sometime. "Fat trunk, short tree.....skinny trunk, tall tree".
I am a fan of fat little shohin
Please continue to post your transformation photos.
Neil
Best regards
suthin
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suthin- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Hi Suthin
Amazing work, Pine trees are great and the last restyling for my God's eye view of the composition. Congratulations.
Pavel
Amazing work, Pine trees are great and the last restyling for my God's eye view of the composition. Congratulations.
Pavel
Pavel Slovák- Member
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Some more Japanese black pine
Spring 2010
Fall 2010
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Hi Suthin,
WOW!!!! BRAVO!!!!!
Your eye for movement, empty spaces and composition is breath taking! It is so good to see this kind of bonsai styling, were every little detail of the tree, pot and stand is important! Things like open spaces, branch placement and branch refinement are such a intricate part of high level bonsai art, and I some times miss that in some of the modern bonsai styles. But not in your creations Suthin! Your ability to discover and than creat something stunning out off already not so bad material is just amazing! Truly inspiring to me, so thanks for that Suthin!
Regards,
Hans van Meer.
Spring 2010
Fall 2010
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Hi Suthin,
WOW!!!! BRAVO!!!!!
Your eye for movement, empty spaces and composition is breath taking! It is so good to see this kind of bonsai styling, were every little detail of the tree, pot and stand is important! Things like open spaces, branch placement and branch refinement are such a intricate part of high level bonsai art, and I some times miss that in some of the modern bonsai styles. But not in your creations Suthin! Your ability to discover and than creat something stunning out off already not so bad material is just amazing! Truly inspiring to me, so thanks for that Suthin!
Regards,
Hans van Meer.
Hans van Meer.- Member
Re: Japanese black pine
Thank you Pavel, Rob and Hans for nice compliment, I'm glad you like it. Happy Thanksgiving
Best regards
suthin
Best regards
suthin
suthin- Member
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