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Excursions

Excursion posts feature visits to bonsai gardens in the U.S. and in Japan, visits to the Kyoto's Most Renown Gardens, and trips into the mountains to see junipers and pines in their natural setting.

 

Ebihara’s maples

October 16, 2012 by Jonas Dupuich

While Boon, Peter Tea and I were poking around Ishii’s nursery outside of Nagoya last year, we came across a number of great Japanese maples. They looked familiar to us, but we didn’t immediately figure out why. Japanese maple Great root base Another substantial root base A pair of maples It was the first time […]

Ishii

October 12, 2012 by Jonas Dupuich

It was almost a year ago that I was preparing to visit Japan for what turned out to be my best vacation to date – a bonsai adventure that lasted almost two months. I shot far more photos on this trip than I was able to share last year so I will now return to […]

Artisans Cup of Portland Bonsai Exhibit

October 9, 2012 by Jonas Dupuich

Reserve the date – on October 4-6, 2013, Michael Hagedorn and Ryan Neil will celebrate the inaugural Artisans Cup of Portland Bonsai Exhibition, the most exciting bonsai event on the horizon for 2013. Here are some of the more salient details: The event will be held at the Portland Art Museum – an fantastic home […]

New American Masters – Ryan Neil

October 5, 2012 by Jonas Dupuich

Before you read any further, go outside and check your collection. Turn on a light if it’s dark out – one year from today marks the grand opening of the Artisans Cup of Portland Bonsai Exhibition. If you are at all curious about participating in the event, check to see which of your trees look […]

New American Masters – Michael Hagedorn

October 2, 2012 by Jonas Dupuich

My recent visit to Weyerhaeuser’s Pacific Rim Bonsai Collection coincided with a special exhibit, New American Masters, featuring the work of Michael Hagedorn and Ryan Neil. The pairing is fitting – both have returned from bonsai study in Japan in recent years, they together founded the Portland Bonsai Village, and next year they are mounting […]

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