Baikoen Bonsai Kenkyukai sixtieth Annual Winter Silhouettes Present Highlights – Indian Bonsai Art

On January thirteenth and 14th, the Baikoen Bonsai Kenkyukai hosted their sixtieth Annual Winter Silhouettes Present in Arcadia, California.

Winter silhouette reveals are a treat as there aren’t many around and it’s enormous to search shows that commemorate deciduous bushes without their leaves.

Why the specialise in bushes with no leaves? To fancy the trunks and branch constructing. Setting up enormous deciduous bonsai requires time and the repeated utility of exact bonsai ways sooner than bushes initiating as a lot as peek their finest.

The Baikoen event indubitably had a series of bushes that were taking a peek their finest. Right here are about a of the highlights.

Korean hornbeam

Korean hornbeam by Lindsay Shiba

Corkbark elm

Corkbark elm by Michael Roberts

Chinese language quince

Chinese language quince by Tom Vuong

Kiyohime maple

Kiyohime Eastern maple by Tom Lau

Bittersweet

Bittersweet by Tak Shimazu

Shohin uncover

Shohin uncover by Peter Macasieb

Shohin uncover detail

Shohin uncover detail

Thanks again to each person in the Baikoen Bonsai Kenkyukai for placing on the form of enormous present and for making me in actuality feel welcome at some stage in my discuss over with. I stay up for visiting again soon!

To be taught extra referring to the club, test out baikoenbonsai.com.

News & Updates

The Bonsai Backyard at Lake Merritt reported eight bushes lacking on the morning of January 17th. Whereas you bump into any indicators of these bushes, please name or write me with records and I’ll ahead it to garden workers.

Pomegranate, black pine, hawthorn, mugo pine

Top left (mugo pine, Korean hornbeam, hinoki), ume, contorted cherry

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