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![]() Mugo Pine Bonsai | ![]() Crassula Ovata-Jade Bonsai | ![]() Black Olive Tree Bonsai |
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![]() Sensory Winery Bonsai 2015Students proudly displaying their bonsai created during my first Beginner's Bonsai class at Sensory Winery in Ripley, NY. | ![]() Bonsai Display 2015Personal collection on display at the Sensory Winery Bonsai class in 2015. | ![]() Bonsai Student 2015 |
![]() The Resource Center Bonsai 2015Beginning in 2015 I have been asked to teach a beginner's bonsai class at The Resource Center in Celoron, NY at least once a year as part of their Health & Wellness Program. | ![]() Sensory Winery Bonsai 2016A special Mother's Day bonsai class using small-leafed, purple gem rhododendrons. | ![]() The Resource Center Bonsai 2016 |
![]() The Resource Center Bonsai 2016 | ![]() Grape Discovery Center BonsaiThe Grape Discovery Center is located in Westfield, NY and as been the location of several bonsai classes. | ![]() Jamestown Audubon Bonsai 2016Instructing a student on branch positioning with her boxwood tree. |
![]() Jamestown Audubon Bonsai 2016This is a before and after example of what students can expect to create in a 2 hour beginner's class. | ![]() The Resource Center Bonsai 2017Instructing an employee of The Resource Center in Celoron, NY. The classes for The Resource Center are offered as part of their Health & Wellness Program and are taught at least once a year. | ![]() WinterOutdoor bonsai need to remain outside throughout the seasons. When I first started I stored them on my front porch. I now bury them in our vegetable garden in November to provide extra protection. |
![]() Ficus Benjamina | ![]() Suiseki DisplayThe Japanese art of stone appreciation. This particular Suiseki represents a small mountain with a cave at its base. | ![]() Small Bonsai DisplayThis display features a small Grafted Ginseng Ficus bonsai as well as a Suiseki stone containing a small fossil. |
![]() Mountain Suiseki | ![]() Forsythia Bonsai in TrainingThis was a collected forsythia from my front yard. Overlarge forsythia bushes needed to be removed and the end result was this bonsai. It will be transplanted into a proper bonsai pot this year. | ![]() American Hornbeam with Darby JayneSometimes my little girl likes to be included in my bonsai photos. This tree was purchased from a friend's collection and could use a little work. See the next three images for changes. |
![]() American Hornbeam BonsaiThis is the Hornbeam featured in the photo with Darby Jayne. It has been transplanted into a pot that better suits the tree's shape and size. | ![]() American Hornbeam BonsaiThe same hornbeam with its buds swelling and ready to burst. Some moss has been added to accent the trunk and nebari (roots). | ![]() American Hornbeam BonsaiHornbeam after its buds have burst and young leaves have begun developing. Additional moss has been added to really make the entire tree pop. |
![]() Self Portrait with Bonsai | ![]() Procumbens Juniper Semi-Cascade | ![]() Procumbens Juniper Bonsai |
![]() Procumbens Juniper Cascade Bonsai | ![]() Procumbens Juniper Cascade Bonsai | ![]() Procumbens Juniper Bonsai |
![]() Procumbens Juniper Semi-Casde | ![]() Procumbens Juniper Bonsai |
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