Pinus parviflora

Hi all
Yesterday I worked on the pine.

Tree before

and after


Greetings Pavel

Amazing like all your trees Pavel.
Regards from POL

200% better. That's too nice a trunk to be hidden, good job bringing it out (as always). Love how you created the negative spaces. Thanks for sharing!!!

PAVEL,,, Very good trimming and styleing !! you have great looking trees take care john

Awesome!
Thanks for showcasing it.

Hi Pavel.
Very nice work as always. Could you tell us how long this tree has been in training as bonsai?

You're a very gifted man Pavel

Nice tree Pavel, the removal of the lower branches brings out the nice trunk it has and gives a classic look

Do you plan to make the stumps into jin, or do you cut them off completely?

Hi,
nice styling,

these are great fun pieces of material to work with, and very good prices too here is a similar one I picked up to play with a while ago when Lee had about 6 or 7 to chose from. Looks like they come from the same or very similar field grower ?


cheers Marcus

Lee Brindley wrote:Hi Pavel.
Very nice work as always. Could you tell us how long this tree has been in training as bonsai?

Hello,
It was on of the first things i was thinking of, but it looks good.
Marcus,
First and only thing i would do now with this pine is cheque the rootball condition.
Sunip

Hi Pavel,

This is a very beautiful and natural styling you have done here. I really like it.

I am curious about this branch. Did you use it to make a back branch?

Hi all
Thank you very much for yours very nice coments and compliments. I appreciate that.
Errors will be eliminated over time. The owner of the tree is my client. He bought a tree collection Bonsai - Museum Isabelia. There were a few years. I think Japan Origin.

Greetings Pavel