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Northumberland County Show
On Bank Holiday Monday Willowbog Bonsai will be at the Northumberland County Show at Bywell. It is a typical country show with livestock, horses, dogs, and poultry all being shown and judged. There is also a huge range of other … Continue reading
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Two Field maples
Acer campestre or Field maple is the UK’s only native representative of the maple family. I have just put two interesting, but different examples on the on-line shop. This sort of clump styled tree has been developed from raw material … Continue reading
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A couple of Tridents
Just added a couple of Trident maples to the Willowbog Bonsai on-line shop. Quite big but compact at only 60 cm high with a trunk base of 24 cm across. Needs the pruning scars sorting. Again a biggish but compact … Continue reading
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Gluttons for punishment !
Five Willowboggers participated in yesterdays regular monthly workshop here at Willowbog Bonsai. As usual I was fortunate to have both Terry and Ray to help out. Here Terry talks to Keith L. about his little larch. And Ray works on … Continue reading
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Tagged bonsai, bonsai people, chinese elm, hawthorn, Japanese larch, novice/intermediate, Willowbog, workshop
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Deciduous bonsai on-line
Just added a few more of our stock of deciduous bonsai to our on-line shop. I rather hummed and hahed about the possibility of adding this example to the Willowbog Collection. It is one of the Southern beech family of … Continue reading
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Tagged bonsai, field maple, hawthorn, maple, on-line shop, scots elm, southern beech, Willowbog
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Woodland Garden Progress
Earlier this week Mrs. Snart and I got a few more trees planted in the Willowbog Farm Woodland Garden. We had paid a visit in February to a really good wholesale plant nursery that we use, mainly to look for … Continue reading
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Tagged bonsai, bonsai people, brewers spruce, colorado spruce, european yew, stone pine, tree planting, woodland garden
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No need of Jean’s soup !
Another lovely sunny day for our May Bonsai Chat yesterday meant that there was definitely no need for Jean’s homemade soup for the participants in our monthly bonsai community day. Just look at the numbers of trees brought along yesterday, … Continue reading
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Wise Greek philosophers
Greece is famous for its wise philosophers !! However, this is not one of them !! It is in fact my very good friend [ well, maybe just friend, well maybe just an acquaintance, well, certainly I remember meeting him … Continue reading
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Tagged bonsai, bonsai in Athens, bonsai people, Greek bonsai, Peter Warren, phoenician juniper, Willowbog, workshop
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Alnwick Gardens Cherry Blossom Festival
But without the cherry blossom !! Unfortunately the cherry trees look a week or two off producing their flowers but the celebration went ahead despite this. Willowbog Bonsai exhibited seven mature bonsai for the public’s enjoyment. Left to right on … Continue reading
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The elusive cherry blossom
This coming weekend sees Willowbog Bonsai participate in the annual Cherry Blossom Festival at the prestigious Alnwick Gardens. As usual there will be a series of Japanese themed events and, also as usual, it will be a miracle if the … Continue reading
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