Bonsai Garden

Faisal, your garden is beautiful! What zone are you in? How, and where in the yard, do you Winter in your trees?
Thank you, Todd

[quote="chokkan"]hI here is part of my garden another style hope you like it!

That's a beautiful garden, chokkan. I like it very much:-)

Todd Ellis wrote:Faisal, your garden is beautiful! What zone are you in? How, and where in the yard, do you Winter in your trees?
Thank you, Todd

Thanks, Todd. I'm in London. don't know what zone. Up until now I used to leave all my trees outside. I did lose some nice ones last winter. But now that my garden is sorted out, I will get a greenhouse before winter so that some of my trees can go in there.

Cheers

Nearly all of Great Britain is in USDA Zone 8.
Iris

Thanks, Iris.

F. Waheedy wrote:
@ Rob : Thanks Rob. Glad you like the display. I'd love to see what you did with the concrete blocks. Be nice if you could post some pics.

Here's how I used the concrete blocks. Round, square and rectangles covered with stucco but unpainted. Very sturdy - up over 10 years.
My bushes need a bit of trimming.


Some others - they get a bit moldy from the sprinklers so once in a while I pressure wash them. I also mix them with wood pedestals for variety. It adds to the garden design. For the pedestals behind the pool I actually made a form and cast my own tops with concrete. That was a lot of work so for the next ones I used pre-made landscape pavers available at home garden centers in the USA. the pavers are a bit more brittle but that was a problem only once.



A couple more.

Hi Rob, Beautiful trees and lovely display.

Thanks for sharing the pictures and for the idea.

cheers

Faisal

Crikey Faisal, well done mate! I thought my garden looked ok until now

Looking forward to seeing you (and your trees!) at Burrs!

Matt

Here is some pics of mine. Some time I asked about Chimney Liners. Well here they are. The decorative cinder blocked I found on a pallet in the parking lot of my local nursery. They used them for displays and were selling them for $1.00 each.








The trees are still babies as I am a novice and the oldest is only been a bonsai for 2 years

YOU,,Have built a very beautiful garden..the trees look so very well taken care of..I have just one question with so many trees how often do you work on them???it must take non stop pruning.wireing ect. i would really like to know...great job really nice..john

Okaaaay....

Well.....

I'm back in my chair - didn't realize how hard the floor was till I hit it. Thank you all for such beautiful images of your gardens. Very inspirational and most kind of you to share with us. Wow....

I've not really used the garden...only so far as to have a display area. There are many Japanese style plants, lanterns etc in the rest of the garden but this is my own way of enjoying my trees.

Mike

Hi Matt, how you doin, buddy? I'm sure your garden looks good too. I'm glad you like mine though.

Look forward to meeting you at BURR'S

keep well.

Cheers.

Hello Tom, Your garden looks beautiful and very well kept. as for the trees, we all start the same way. I'm sure you will have some nice trees very soon.

Regds.

Thank you, John. Im really happy all my hard work had paid and everyone likes my garden. To be honest, I work almost every day on my trees after work and weekends if i'm not working. It's a lot of work but i just love spending time with my trees. never feel tired when im with them:-)

Hi Mike, love the display. think I've been to your garden with Dan. loved it then. and love it now.

Cheers.

All the gardens are beautiful. I am very jelous. Maybe some day. And Mike, the last picture of the five needle pine i think, if one of the most inspirational trees that i have ever seen!!! Just stunning!!!!

Hi all,
Here's a similar thread on our Australian forum. I hope nobody minds me dropping it in.

http://www.ausbonsai.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=3993


Steve

It let me see the text, but I can't see pictures without joining.