Eonymus in full bloom

I want to show you my Eonymus cascade in full bloom,this tree wil compete in a dutch bonsaishow for the first time
I hope you like it.
Greetings Ed

Yeah, pretty good.

Of course, the real attraction are not the flowers but the fruit after the tree has shed its leaves. Show it to us again in November.

Hi Reiner,I will post this tree in November or earlier.
Here a photo made by my mentor Hans van Meer.
Greetings Ed

Thanks, Ed. I am looking forward to seeing the tree 'in berry'.

The photo would gain if the shadows were boosted a little to even out the black background.

Hi Ed,

Good tree !

Reiner, Indeed, the fruit after the tree has shed its leaves is a real attraction, but the chanche of color is also very beautiful :




Henk

I have (had) a nice forest as well - about a third of it suffered winter kill for the first time since I started it. I may treat the dead trees as deadwood and leave them in the pot. Still expect great color this fall from the rest.
John

Hi Henk,lovely color
Greetings Ed

Hi Reiner,the promised photo's from the tree with the orange berry's on it
Greetings Ed

Now, that was an update worth waiting for!

Really great...that was an update worth waiting for!

I am glad you liked it
Greetings Ed

A truelly wanderfull bonsai.

Another photo from this tree,only with berries on it

Ed,

I think you should look for another pot with this tree. Bryan's pots were not made for this kind of trees...

Regards,
Hans

I assume this is Euonymus europaeus, the European spindletree. It is naturalized in the northeastern and central US, and eastern Canada, but around here you rarely see it in cultivation. Euonymus alatus has the monopoly. However, the latter species is not commonly grown for bonsai.
Iris

Hans Vleugels wrote:Ed,

I think you should look for another pot with this tree. Bryan's pots were not made for this kind of trees...

Regards,
Hans

I already said that a couple of times Hans!
I think to that this pot is no good for this tree.

Peter

Hi Hans,your right about this.
I am planning to order a custom made pot for it,and I will planted in a sort of rock-bowl next year
And Hans,what for kind pot would you recommend me for this tree.
Every one has his own taste,but I am curious what you can recommend me.
And Peter when do you talk with me about a new pot for this tree I don't remember this at all,maybe it is my Alzheimer Light
Greetings Ed

Ed van der Reek wrote:Hi Hans,your right about this.
I am planning to order a custom made pot for it,and I will planted in a sort of rock-bowl next year
And Hans,what for kind pot would you recommend me for this tree.
Every one has his own taste,but I am curious what you can recommend me.
And Peter when do you talk with me about a new pot for this tree I don't remember this at all,maybe it is my Alzheimer Light
Greetings Ed

Not personally Ed,
but on the old IBC, Alzheimer who hasnt a problem with that

Peter

Hi Hans and Peter,this is what I have in mind for the tree.
You can see it on the virtual I made
And if some one have a better idea for a pot,tell me please

I find another pot.
I think it will be this one,it suits the tree better
Greetings Ed

Hi Ed. I think the last two pots are worse than the first, for this tree. I think you need a much more sturdy looking pot. A square.ish semi cascade maybe?

will baddeley wrote:Hi Ed. I think the last two pots are worse than the first, for this tree. I think you need a much more sturdy looking pot. A square.ish semi cascade maybe?

I agree with you Will.

Peter

Hi Will,maybe something like this?
I find it very difficult to choose a good one for this tree
Greetings Ed

Thats much better Ed.

Peter

Yes, a much more stable image Ed. Pot is a bit busy for my taste though.