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- oak forest in winter
- still some fall colors
- AOB Awards 2009 - the winners are out!
- winter images
- dancing birch in winter
- two dogwoods in winter
- naturalistic trident maple coming nicely
- field elm in winter
- Lena still wiring
- entries for Noelander Trophy
- hornbeam in winter
- even better virtual of forest
- planning of slab for hornbeam forest
- the winter can come now
- the hornbeam forest carrying saga
- big hornbeam forest in winter
- larch cascade in fall
- maple edited a bit more
- big japanese maple in winter
- hawthorn in fall
- more beech in fall
- ICHIBAN now available through WP
- larch #1
- new Scots pine again
- maples in fall
- big linden
- beech in fall
- WP in LA correction
- Back from the 11th Bavarian Bonsai days 2009
- WP in Portland, Or on December 5 and 6
- WP in Los Angeles on Wed. Dec. 2, 2009
- flowering ash
- maples
- Field elm and hackberry
- maple development
- two hornbeams
- Japanese maple improved
- hawthorn in fall
- two more beech
- two European beech in fall
- two tridents in fall
- pictures by Janez
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Monday, November 23, 2009
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Saturday, November 21, 2009
AOB Awards 2009 - the winners are out!
With great pleasure and admittedly some pride I saw the results of the international Art Of Bonsai Project Awards 2009.
See here: AOB Awards 2009
My trident won the Grand Prize - the entry from all categories achieving the highest average score from our esteemed judges.
My spruce on stone won the Best Conifer Award.
And the ezo spruce on stone won the Best Bonsai Landscape Award.
The mugo pine won the third place of all conifers.
The Japanese white pine won the fifth prize of all conifers.
My mugo pine on rocks won the third price of Landscape category.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
winter images
trident maple, Acer burgerianum
wild cherry, Prunus mahaleb
European hornbeam, Carpinus betulus
zelkova, Zelkova serrata
European elm, Ulmus glabra
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Thursday, November 19, 2009
naturalistic trident maple coming nicely
This trident maple, Acer burgerianum, is supposed to look like a maple and not like a bonsai eventually. it is coming nicely.
Last two images as of April 2007.
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Wednesday, November 18, 2009
entries for Noelander Trophy
These are the three tree that I have submitted to be shown at the Noelanders Trophy 2010 in January.
fat mugo pine, Pinus mugo
old hornbeam, Carpinus betulus, edited slightly again
literati Scots pine, Pinus sylvestris
All three trees were collected in Europe.
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