Here are some more photos from Bay Island Bonsai’s 15th annual exhibit – Born in the USA – an exhibit with no imported trees.
California juniper
Live oak
Shimpaku
Cedar
Ezo spruce
Sawara cypress
Accent – fern
Shimpaku
Coast redwood
Suiseki art by Mas Nakajima
Accent – string of pearls
Suiseki art by Mas Nakajima
Shimpaku
Japanese black pine
Accent – chicks and hens
Shimpaku and Camelia
Japanese black pine
Trident maple and Japanese black pine
Accent – mixed planting
Live oak and bristlecone pine
Bristlecone pine
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Tom Knoblauch says
Congratulations to the club. Wish I could have been there. Thanks for showing us the displays and accents, too.
Fred says
Certainly one of the premier exhibits in America, a great job was done by all as it shows through the trees.
bonsai eejit says
Reblogged this on Bonsai Eejit and commented:
The standard in this exhibition just seems to go up year on year, well done folks.
backcountrydan says
All stunning trees! I love the whimsical feeling of the root cascade Bristlecone. 🙂
Ana P. Hernández says
My grandma tought me how to prune bonsais, all the basics on growing them, but I haven’t had the love (still) to care for one as much as you all do. This are absolutly beautiful bonsais.
brendenstudio says
Thanks for posting this…next best thing to being there 😉
Judy Fister says
Thank you for bringing a taste of the show to us – wish I could have been there. And thank all participants for sharing their bonsai and all of the effort needed to put on such a quality show.
Janet Nelson says
The photos are surpassed only by being there in person!