Pyracantha Coccinea

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Beautiful progression photos and a special tree. Well done.

Killer!!! Thats a great little tree. Nice work.

Excellent work David!

This is really good work, and great progress photos too. Beautiful peace.

Regards
Morten

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Great evolution of this tree,a real masterpiece
Greetings Ed

Sankofabonsai wrote:Thank you so much!!!

No, we thank you for sharing!!

Absolutely stunning

Russell

Lovely Pyracantha!

I really appreciate your dedication to the photographic record. Very well done. Wish I was as organised with my tree records!

Very nice bonsai. I have some pyracantha´s, but any one fruits this way. Well done. What you use as fertilizer ?

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The thanks goes to you for showing us the evolution of a beautiful tree
Craig

wow majestic, great evolution!

Stunning tree! Your photographic record really shows the history. Thank you so much!
Salut, Todd

Wonderful it gives me inspiration for he one I have . Have you ever concidered removing the lowest branch on the right side to expose more of the trunk?? It might make the tree look off balance anyone with photo shop skills insert here. Either way it is a great specimen.

Stunning Tree with a History very well done Thank you to shere

very nice progress and also stuning tree!

Excellent!
Congratulations on your work and on recording it!

Could you kindly quote one or two things that you consider to be of importance for growing pyracantha for bonsai.
I have had one failure with a good quality nursery stock.... I love these trees!

I read here https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/bonsai-questions-f7/collected-pyracantha-care-don-t-want-to-over-water-them-t3785.htm that they do not like their roots to be disturbed and they do like water.

Thank you!

This is an outstanding tree and speaks for itself. Beautiful.

Well done.

Mario

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No words nesecary

Peter

This is a stunning little tree that would grace any collection, congratulations.

Ian.

Truly special. A beautiful and inspirational tree. Very well done and thank you so much for sharing this work here.

Matt

Sankofabonsai,

Nice tree. I believe I saw this tree in Taisho-En, a working nursery in Shizuoka, property of Nobuichi Urushibata. Mr. Urushibata, as well as his son Taiga are well known for shohin bonsai. I think the first pictures are from his workshop area.

Again, great progression. Thanks for posting.

Kind regards,

Jose Luis

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