Inspired by some very talented people on this sub and the magic they perform with larch.2mo ⋅ corrieoh ⋅ r/Bonsai
Detail wiring day. Wish me luck. It’s going to a good days worth or wiring.1yr ⋅ The_MT_Life ⋅ r/Bonsai
Eric having fun with some winter wiring work, Collected Western Red Cedar. Issho-en ❤️1yr ⋅ theladysabine ⋅ r/Bonsai
It’s winter in South Africa and my Pink Serissa Foetida continues to bloom. It even had a little bee visit it today. I’m not the best as styling, but the blooms make me happy.1yr ⋅ SmudgeLeRoux ⋅ r/Bonsai
Chinese elm I’ve had for a number of years. Apparently it’s 15 years old or more4yr ⋅ SaveThePraise ⋅ r/Bonsai
Also a good example of why going straight into a pot isn't going to help with thickening the trunk.4yr ⋅ AtomicKaijuKing ⋅ r/Bonsai
Repotted my crabapple recently, long way to go with it but I like the flow it has1yr ⋅ rellaaaaa ⋅ r/Bonsai
60+ year old boxwood. 14 years in training. Rescued from a hedge being torn out and replaced.3yr ⋅ DreadPirateZoidberg ⋅ r/Bonsai
I’ve been working on the taper on this big guy, should I pull this spring or wait another year?1yr ⋅ Woodland-wanderer24 ⋅ r/Bonsai
A friend was pruning their Japanese maple. They gave me these cuttings. I know they don’t tend to root, but I thought it was worth a try2yr ⋅ BonsaiMania ⋅ r/Bonsai
1 year 8 months ago I planned a Ficus in my Paludarium for newts. Here is a before and after picture. I let the aerial roots hit the water just to see what would happen.2yr ⋅ Rufi0h ⋅ r/Bonsai
I try not to repost other peoples tree’s, but this Wild Olive from Ignacio Giambrone always inspires me. That ridiculous ramification 🤌🏻1yr ⋅ StonedColdWeedOften ⋅ r/Bonsai
Ficus Salicaria in a Hattori pot. About time for another wiring session!3yr ⋅ grovermonster ⋅ r/Bonsai
My niece with her first bonsai, was taken after learning how to trim and clean the p.afra.4yr ⋅ Lexutherion ⋅ r/Bonsai
About a year ago, my little girl was watching me trim a tree and made her own in little bonsai in a bottle cap. She wants to know if you have any styling tips.3yr ⋅ igordogsockpuppet ⋅ r/Bonsai
Hi everyone! I’m super happy to be joining this subreddit and showing you my first bonsai tree I’ve got as a gift today 💚 It’s a Privet (Ligustrum) plant. I’ve already got some really useful tips here and I’ll be spending more time reading all the info for the begginers in this subreddit.3yr ⋅ Tulpe666 ⋅ r/Bonsai
Trident maple grouping I've been playing around with. New pot and some moss goes a long way. Needs a good trim in a few areas3yr ⋅ russcr ⋅ r/Bonsai
My little guys are somewhere under this. Saturday in Boston after the storm.2yr ⋅ crimlerboy ⋅ r/Bonsai
Last week I was able to combine my 2 favorite hobbies: bonsai and climbing! Found this naturally crafted gem high up in Eldorado Canyon just outside my home in Boulder, Colorado.4yr ⋅ shinshurt ⋅ r/Bonsai
Lil’ shohin satsuki that I’ve worked on with my, now late, grandfather, since I was a baby has been passed down to me. I’ll take good care of our little girl, Papi. I promise.3yr ⋅ electraus_ ⋅ r/Bonsai
First it seems fine, then it's not that unreasonable. Pretty sure we're in I don't have a problem, territory here.3yr ⋅ stack_cats ⋅ r/Bonsai
My plectranthus ernstii, a lot to work for this guy in the coming grow season, but hey, he’s kinda starting to look cool3yr ⋅ yaBoi-Jo ⋅ r/Bonsai
Hugo Zamora Luna will be one of the artists at the UK National Bonsai Show5yr ⋅ bonsaitickle ⋅ r/Bonsai
1st Bonsai - Lil' Juniper (Wife is pregnant with our first due in August. Goal is to grow this for my daughter and give it to her on her 18th bday)2yr ⋅ D3s3rtDw3ll3r ⋅ r/Bonsai
Wife found these at a store for $5 total. A little unorthodox but I thought y'all would appreciate them.5yr ⋅ Aculanub ⋅ r/Bonsai
My crepe myrtle got baked in a heatwave a few months back. Here's what's left. Just wanted to share because this community seemed to really love it.1yr ⋅ falconpunchpro ⋅ r/Bonsai
This 800 year old tree at the Shunkaen Bonsai Garden is absolutely breathtaking! Does anyone know what species of Juniper it is?2yr ⋅ GoldnSnubNosedMonkey ⋅ r/Bonsai
I don't really call this guy bonsai but I also don't call it a patio tree, fits somewhere in between. Either way, Shirasawanum Jordan looking really nice. Will need to be kept shaded over the next few days1yr ⋅ philthylittletrees ⋅ r/Bonsai
This is suzy, unknown Acer Pal, hoping to keep it nice short. Love the greens coming in3yr ⋅ EzRider17 ⋅ r/Bonsai
The night is quite young, some wiring some beer, couldn’t ask for more this is a red ficus by the way ☺️☺️1yr ⋅ OldManShanghaiRolls ⋅ r/Bonsai
This amazing large juniper is typical of bonsai created by professionals in Taiwan and China, too large?2yr ⋅ bonsaitickle ⋅ r/Bonsai
Since 1625. Alive and well after surviving Hiroshima and eventually being gifted to the US.4yr ⋅ Lolsacs ⋅ r/Bonsai
An amazing bonsai I saw at a Bonsai show in Santa Rosa, California5yr ⋅ CreamyCaterpillars ⋅ r/Bonsai
My Citrus Calamondin bonsai in training gives me treats. Btw they are so bitter i can’t eat them with my eyes open. I’m freezing them for marmalade.4yr ⋅ p_lenis ⋅ r/Bonsai
My dad's crazy looking bonsai, I got it as a tiny ikea plant and he's grown it into something else1yr ⋅ Happaynappay ⋅ r/Bonsai
Sorry that people keep re-posting my old cannabonsai pic. Here is something fresh.3yr ⋅ northshoreboredguy ⋅ r/Bonsai
Myrtle (communis tarentina). First year. Not a bonsai style, but it seems natural to me.....2yr ⋅ Fidurbonsai ⋅ r/Bonsai
Today I mentioned to my mother that I wanted to try out bonsai, she responded by pulling out these tools that belonged to my grandfather.6yr ⋅ anapier17391 ⋅ r/Bonsai
Japanese maple seedlings. Collected 3 month ago and left in the refrigerator in wet paper tower in a zip lock bag. Over 90% success.3yr ⋅ Albi3alYamin ⋅ r/Bonsai
It not a bonsai, it's a fern. I planted this fern in with one of my bonsai on April 29th (right picture). I'd say it is doing quite well after just over a month.4yr ⋅ philthyphilthy ⋅ r/Bonsai
