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Member since: Jul 11 | Last seen: Apr 13 | Years gardening: 35
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04 Aug 2011Front Porch (Winter Indoors) garden
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Rainy 25°C / 77°F
Chiseled the round solid rock into a shape suitable for bonsai. Took about 2 hours. Now, what to put into it… something Shohin for sure.
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31 Jul 2011
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Sunny 31°C / 88°F
Getting some sun on the Irish Moss before moving to his daytime hideout under the Coral Bells ‘Prince’
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31 Jul 2011Front Yard garden
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Sunny 31°C / 88°F
Updated pics.
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31 Jul 2011Rock Garden garden
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Sunny 31°C / 88°FUpdate.
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25 Jul 2011Rock Garden garden
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Overcast 19°C / 66°FHeavy rain due today. Mulched and placed path to help prevent erosion until I can get the plants in.
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24 Jul 2011Rock Garden garden
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Partly Sunny 31°C / 87°FCreated the new rock garden today. Gathering plants to populate it.
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23 Jul 2011Australian Brush Cherry and Front Porch (Winter Indoors) garden
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36°C / 97°F
Just found Bonsai Gardens by chance when driving by to Woodland Gardens.
Victor is a very friendly and knowledgeable guy who is eager to help. He has many specimens in his greenhouse worth seeing. He gives classes weekly and appears at many shows and events during the year.
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23 Jul 2011Bolivian Jew and Front Porch (Winter Indoors) garden
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36°C / 97°FYes it looks great in a pot and around the base of a tree or shrub, but just be VERY firm with it. It withstands drought, flood and smothering. When it is removed it takes whatever it is growing on, be it pebbles, mulch, manure, anything, and leaves bare earth. It smothers anything low growing. I...
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22 Jul 2011Wire Vine 'Nana' and Front Porch (Winter Outdoors) garden
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38°C / 100°FPotentially invasive. Keep potted.
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21 Jul 2011Dwarf Schefflera (bonsai) Showing True Leaves and Front Porch (Winter Outdoors) garden
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31°C / 88°FBought this back in 2003 from fukubonsai.com in HI. I re-pot every other year and root prune at the same time. I do a total defoliation yearly to encourage back-budding and new branches.
