CJ's Shohin
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PROTONWIRA
Rob Kempinski
newzealandteatree
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CJ's Shohin
Hi, this is the first time I am sharing with the internet bonsai community this wild olive shohin, 15 cm, 2001. U can see more of my shohin on my blog at http://www.ausbonsai.com/blog/cj/ or http://newzealandteatreebonsai.blogspot.com/.
Thanks and Cheers, CJ.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00813](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00813.jpg)
Thanks and Cheers, CJ.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00813](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00813.jpg)
newzealandteatree- Member
Re: CJ's Shohin
That is an awesome little tree. Great job!!!!
Have a great weekend!!!
Sam
Have a great weekend!!!
Sam
Sam Ogranaja- Member
Re: CJ's Shohin
Rob, Protonwira, Bob n Sam, thanks for the compliments and encouragements.
Cheers, CJ.
Cheers, CJ.
newzealandteatree- Member
Re: CJ's Shohin
Looking at my five shohin, you can see that materials dug from the ground, whether it is yamadori (from wild) or niwadori (from garden/farm), are much better. It is easier to develop and the final result is more spectacular. The Taiwanese have produced some spectacular bonsai from materials dug from the garden or farm. Most if not all of the famous Taiwanese Juniper were planted over 30 years ago. They also grow most of their ficus. There is a lesson to be learned here. I hope the younger people doing bonsai are inspired to grow their material in the ground for the future. I am posting the 5 shohin for an easier comparison. Cheers, CJ.
Pyracantha, $1 nursery stock, 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00818](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00818.jpg)
JBP, 2004
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00819](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00819.jpg)
Lilypilly, $2 nursery stock, 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00816](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00816.jpg)
Tiger bark ficus, $4 nursery stock, 1998.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00815](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00815.jpg)
Wild Olive, 15 cm, dug from olive farm in 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00814](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00814.jpg)
Pyracantha, $1 nursery stock, 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00818](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00818.jpg)
JBP, 2004
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00819](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00819.jpg)
Lilypilly, $2 nursery stock, 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00816](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00816.jpg)
Tiger bark ficus, $4 nursery stock, 1998.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00815](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00815.jpg)
Wild Olive, 15 cm, dug from olive farm in 2001.
![CJ's Shohin Dsc00814](https://i.servimg.com/u/f44/14/44/08/74/dsc00814.jpg)
newzealandteatree- Member
Re: CJ's Shohin
fM, Morten, thanks.
Tatang, thanks. I am glad u noticed the difference.
Best regards n cheers, CJ.
Tatang, thanks. I am glad u noticed the difference.
Best regards n cheers, CJ.
newzealandteatree- Member
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