Show Us Your Blooms

There is another topic with a simmilar title, so I tought of this one. Just for fun and why not





I hope there wont be just photos of azaleas, so here's a photo of blossoms on my field maple (acer campastre)

Nik,

You are darn lucky your title didn't state "show us you bloomers"

The only thing I have blooming at present are my orchids, and well they don't qualify. I love the balance and composition of your second one.

Rick Moquin wrote:You are darn lucky your title didn't state "show us you bloomers"

Good one.
Just wait and see, the next will be ''... bloopers''

Just wait and see, the next will be ''... bloopers''

Hey! I thought that's what happens when I show one of my trees.

Hey, Nik
nice bonsai, I especially like the second composition
also, good topic to start a thread on
I can't wait to see all the replies
from people around the world sending in all there
blooming bonsai!

Justin

This is Prunus spinosa.



and the flowers,

Nothing blooming around here, its February after all. Here is my Satsuki 'Kozan' in bloom from a few years ago. The accent is a Cotoneaster, if you look closely you can see it has a few blooms as well.

Hello Peter. Love the Sloe, you had it long? Is this the same Peter that won the new talent a few years back?

Here are a few...some species obvious, some not so obvious perhaps?

Lirodendron tulipifera. Tulip tree.

lovely close-up! thanks for sharing.. i wish i could have some azaleas here...

Azalea


Morus bombycis - Mulberry



Non bonsai. Pics done at Vienna.

will baddeley wrote:Hello Peter. Love the Sloe, you had it long? Is this the same Peter that won the new talent a few years back?

Thanks Will. The tree was collected in the late 90's. First styling carried out 2003.
Oh, and yes, i was a new talent.

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One more of my blooms ! Spring is almost here !!!

Dear viewers

Here is a "bloom" from last summer.
Kind regards
Morea
Enjoy

A Crassula argentea from earlier this year... ( I have enjoyed this thread a lot...thanks for beginning it Nik.)

Regards,
Tom

Hi all my crabapple

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[b][i]BLOOMS, BLOOMS, GOT NO STINKING BLOOMS... ITS' STILL SNOWIN AND NIGHTS ARE IN THE TEENS

Tom McCue wrote:[i]BLOOMS, BLOOMS, GOT NO STINKING BLOOMS... ITS' STILL SNOWIN AND NIGHTS ARE IN THE TEENS

Same here, but I do have blooms. Here's my quince as of this morning:

This Almond tree is stilll young but it's one of my favorites in early spring.
Prunus glandulosa -15cm high.




Krgds,
Jaco
New Bonsai Art

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Hi Enzo.

Is this Malvaviscus arboreus var. drummondii, by any chance?

Thanks!

hi russel,
yes, i believe they are, its not mine though, i was just sharing photos from a recent landscaping exhibit here in manila.