Show Us Your Blooms

Leptospermum laevigatum - Australian Tea Tree.

The flowering bonsai really look so beautiful. Have anyone tried Ochna kirkii (Mickey mouse plant) as a flowering bonsai?

Regards
Ronald

Crape Myrtle in last Summer.

Lo

Hi Peter, WICKED!!! Blackthorn love it!

Alex

Blooms from last year on my Murraya paniculat 'Orange Jasmine'. It was a gift from another bonsai enthusiast in our club. As of this Spring it will be 2 years old. The Murraya is growing nicely, inspite of the chilly window it is in and the long weekends. Can't wait to get it back out in the sunshine! I did add some potting media to cover the exposed roots.








I was also working on two Chrysanthemums (FYI, in spite of deciding to put it inside for the winter, they both died back in the basement anyway, but both are already coming back nicely.)

I know these aren't bonsai but here are a few of my blooms when i used to grow fuchsias.

Don't apologise for these, Smithy. Fuchsia makes good bonsai - or at least certain species do. There are some excellent examples by the Wirral group and hopefully I will see these at the weekend and get some decent pics of them.

I still hope to get over to Islay before it's too late this year to dig up the ones I've had earmarked for a year or so. Cracking thick trunks with flaky bark. Mmmmmm!

No blooms around here yet, but here's an earlier pic of my Forsythia in bloom. It should start blooming this year in another three weeks or so.

My Wrightia Religiosa blooming with tiny white flowers, hope you guys can see it.

saraca thaipignensis

pink banana flower

blue passion flower

cannonball tree

dilenia indica

lophantera lactescens

brownea grandiceps

giant heliconia flower

geiger tree

Rhododendron Blue Diamond, just just past it's flowering best.

Regards

Ian

A little late, but I just figured out how to post pics. This might get dangerous...

My little bougy from last summer

Dragon and flowers ...


Pot size: 9 cm x 7 cm x 7,7 cm
Pot: Peter Krebs

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Hawthorn.

Camellia bonsai just now blooming, it was a really hard winter.

R

Had this one out on display for a friend's birthday party. I'd been trying to force blooming, but didn't quite make it.

Here it is 4 days after the party.



And the backside:



And the day of the party:

Chionanthus retusa, Chinese fringe tree or China snow. The Chinese version of our Southeastern "grancy graybeard", C. virginicus.

Utamaro Flowering Quince.

beautiful blossoms everyone. here are a few trunks and flowers from over yonder