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Redwood Empire Bonsai Society’s 35th annual show

September 21, 2018 by Jonas Dupuich

I’d like to share photos from some recent exhibits over the next few posts beginning with the Redwood Empire Bonsai Society’s 35th annual event held last month in Santa Rosa, California. As always, the show featured demonstrations by Kathy Shaner, a large vendor area, and a variety of coast redwood bonsai. Coast redwood, pot by […]

The Suiseki Art of Mas Nakajima

September 18, 2018 by Jonas Dupuich

Mas Nakajima created beautiful works of art by combining viewing stones with paintings. He referred to this work as Suiseki Art. Masahiro Nakajima with Suiseki Art display Suiseki Art is appreciated by the suiseki and bonsai communities, as well as the broader fine arts community. Mas passed away last week near his home in Oakland, […]

Bonsai Tonight – summer vacation edition

August 21, 2018 by Jonas Dupuich

It’s that time of year where I head out to fun bonsai events around the country and take a short break from writing posts. If you get the chance, I highly recommend visiting the following upcoming events: Redwood Empire Bonsai Society’s 2018 Annual Show in Santa Rosa, California, August 25-26 U.S. National Bonsai Exhibition in […]

Stimulating back buds on Japanese black pine

August 17, 2018 by Jonas Dupuich

Earlier this week, we looked at the three basic types of buds found on black pine bonsai. Here’s what we can do to stimulate each. As terminal buds develop without prompting, we don’t need to do anything to encourage them. They’re the buds at the end of every living branch. To demonstrate techniques for stimulating […]

Bud types on pine bonsai

August 14, 2018 by Jonas Dupuich

Pines commonly produce three types of buds: terminal buds, needle buds and adventitious buds. Terminal buds, often referred to as apical buds when they appear at the top of the tree, are the buds located at the tips of branches. Terminal bud Large terminal bud flanked by two lateral or accessory buds Needle buds are […]

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