Seeing as I was having a good bitch and moan last week I thought it would be a good idea to redress the balance with a happy post. Sadly we are not able to trade trees like we have done in years past so the number in the garden is drastically reduced. However the quality, relatively speaking has improved seeing as a lot of the lesser materials have gone.
It’s been a rank summer here on the east coast with almost constant onshore northerly winds and this has seriously hit our plants. We have also not seen the sun very often so progress has been catastrophically slow. These pic’s were snapped on a dank dark heavily overcast morning at the height of summer but lets not go there.
Many of these trees are part of my own collection and will not be for sale, at least not without a very serious offer. If there is anything you would like me to consider letting go just drop me a line at [email protected].
Enjoy!
G.
Cork oak
Privet
Olive
Sabina
Portuguese oak
English elm
Olive
Chinese elm
Trident maple
Rosemary
Pistacia
Chinese elm
Scots pine
English elm
Korean hornbeam
Field elm
Garden juniper
White pine
Field elm
Mahaleb
Sabina
Field elm
Sabina
Mahaleb
Scots pine
Scots pine
Arbutus
Hornbeam
Scots pine
Barbary oak
San jose juniper
Sabina
Field maple
Massive olive
Scots pine
Chinese elm
Ficus
English elm sixth down Graham. What’s the story behind it? What would it take to buy? Are you not swapping trees anymore then?
Thanks
At last! a moment to enjoy amidst all the crap that’s going on.
I never tire of looking at lovely mature and well developed bonsai, keep the faith bro.
Superbes arbres, je ne me lasse pas de les regarder !
Merci !
Portez vous bien !
Love the trunk on the rosemary. Always forget about that as a species. I’ve got a big tub of it in the garden somewhere. Might be a bank holiday project. Thanks for the Inspiration
Oh and thanks to the team for my order last week. Soil and pots arrived swiftly and safely. Great service as always. Thank you. If the wife asks, you know nothing!