Yoseki? or just gardenstones?

Theese stones was found in ground in Denmark....
It was before, I found the interest in suiseki. I had the stones cut for about 15-18 years ago, as I wanted to use them for "root ower rock" bonsai.
The stones has been untouched in the garde exposed to sun and rain. Are they consideret about to become viuvingstones to the japanese taste?, or what do they need.


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Birdsviuv




I remember it was only two stones from the beginning. I used both ends.
After all, I only used the tallest stone for bonsai, and you can see the tree, who is a chuhin to be, has been on the stone for quit some years now. The tree was created from a cutting.



Kind regards Yvonne

old rock
turned suiseki
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Hi Truong

It was your link that made me remember theese gardenstones and many more.... .
Before placing them in a seat, will they need to have the shadowsides baked in the sun....maybe in a year, will they be ready.

Kind regards Yvonne

Yvonne Graubaek wrote:Hi Truong

It was your link that made me remember theese gardenstones and many more.... .
Before placing them in a seat, will they need to have the shadowsides baked in the sun....maybe in a year, will they be ready.

Kind regards Yvonne

Sun where

Peter

Peter I am also on the outlook for the sun....it is summer. We are supposted to have sun.