a group Larix decidua

Hi People, a group of trees from Larix decidua. Planted on a stone plate with Cotoneaster 2006th

I really like this , they look like dancing ladies >

Took me a second to be sure this was a different grouping than your "fox" larch grouping. I love your forest groupings though. Such great examples of penjing which I find really grabs me. Naming this the "Dancing Ladies" might be a good name, hahaha.

....though I know the art of 'penjing' and 'bonsai' are quite different and hopefully it is not offensive to label a group like this as both? I just am such a fan of beautiful 'bonsai' trees being placed in the beautiful and natural settings that 'penjing' tends to emphasize. I am novice though and any clarification is welcomed if I'm using those terms incorrectly or have a shallow understanding of either one.

Hi Karl

Very nice composition, very well done. Congratulations.

Pavel

I am an ass,...But i am sure that is the image.......

I see stattic,....
Stattic is architectural.....that is good!
In a tree natural composition...Hmmmmpf...

Or it is the meaning,...of this life in ok. this pot....


pictures break or bend sorry karl,...

I am having a tree for several years now,....how to......
Material,....you have all over the place......

envy!

grtzz. Machiel from Holland......not that far from you're screen.......sharing nice!

littleart-fx wrote:I am an ass,...But i am sure that is the image.......

I see stattic,....
Stattic is architectural.....that is good!
In a tree natural composition...Hmmmmpf...

Or it is the meaning,...of this life in ok. this pot....


pictures break or bend sorry karl,...

I am having a tree for several years now,....how to......
Material,....you have all over the place......

envy!

grtzz. Machiel from Holland......not that far from you're screen.......sharing nice!

littleart-fx, somehow I don't understand your comment maybe my bad English.
Thank you for the interest on my Larix group all of you.

Karl Thier wrote:

littleart-fx wrote:I am an ass,...But i am sure that is the image.......

I see stattic,....
Stattic is architectural.....that is good!
In a tree natural composition...Hmmmmpf...

Or it is the meaning,...of this life in ok. this pot....


pictures break or bend sorry karl,...

I am having a tree for several years now,....how to......
Material,....you have all over the place......

envy!

grtzz. Machiel from Holland......not that far from you're screen.......sharing nice!

littleart-fx, somehow I don't understand your comment maybe my bad English.
Thank you for the interest on my Larix group all of you.

"I am an ass"...very bad translator.
try something else my friend.


Karl,
nothing is wrong with your english, its the translation...

this group planting is superb...it can kick some ass.

regards,
jun

I love your composition. Awesome! Those larch look like they have been living there for eons. I have some very dwarf cotoneasters and plant to use them for landscape accents. Your bonsai has given me inspiration!. Thank Karl!!!
Best, Todd

I enjoy your interpretation. Is that the way they grow in Europe?
Ours look quite different. Much bushier & less formal.
Are larch bonsai as popular in northern Europe as they are in the northeastern US?
Iris

bonsaisr wrote:I enjoy your interpretation. Is that the way they grow in Europe?
Ours look quite different. Much bushier & less formal.
Are larch bonsai as popular in northern Europe as they are in the northeastern US?
Iris

Hi Iris, here in Europe is a popular larch tree, unfortunately, it sometimes makes problems grow after it was excavated. The nice thing at a larch, the changing leaves and the most beautiful for me it is without leaves.

Hi Karl.

Very nice composition, I especialy like that I can see a personal note wich is specific for your designs.

Regards, Roland

I have to agree with you Karl , the larch looks good when its has bare branches but also when it starts budding then when its in full green summer growth and then when it goes yellow at the end of the year . thats why i keep collecting them

Karl Thier wrote: unfortunately, it sometimes makes problems grow after it was excavated.

We have two big larch experts, Vance Wood and Nick Lenz. If we can't grow larch after reading their instructions, we are jinxed.
Iris