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Bonsai & Yamadori from Tony Tickle
My Life in Bonsai and Ancient trees
The reason angels can fly is because they take themselves lightly
Preparing for Rio and Tokyo Olympics
Conifers are great
Providing food packs for the needy
This is a blog that blossomed out of a love of finding and sharing new music, and is dedicated to introducing up and coming musicians and bands from all over the world.
Fun things I see and do in my bonsai life.
The Biggest bonsai exhibition and marketplace in the UK
Art and Adventure - Collecting Rocky Mountain Yamadori
Welcome To My Bonsai World!
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"Tibolar-RS. your soil needs it, your plants will love it"
Developing bonsai trees from scratch
“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”
Macetas de autor para bonsai shitakusa y kusamono
My on-line Bonsai Diary
Makisada Ceramics is a small, dynamic business, based in Meldert (Aalst), Belgium, by Jurgen en Veerle Robyns - De Keersmaecker. We guarantee 100% handmade ceramic works in which the soul of the artist is captured as an essential part of the creation process. ©2014 Makisada Ceramics
My blog dedicated to the art of Bonsai within Australia
Hi Tony,
Just watched the Burrs video, this looks like something that I would be interested in attending as I’ve got a few Trees which have never had any work done on them. I wouldn’t mind bringing my Blawws X Junipers which have been growing freely for the last 20 years, I’m not too sure what to do with them and don’t know many people near where I live who are into Bonsai who I could ask for advice.
I’m also interested in Progetto Futuro UK Bonsai School. It would be an excellent idea to be able to go and get an “Education” in Bonsai, with recognised Qualifications etc.
Could you send me as much info as possible in regards to BBW 2013 and Progetto Futuro UK Bonsai School please ?
Cheers,
Tony.
Hi Tony, I will be in touch
Tony’s comment that the first 10 to 15 years of a bonsai artists experience is generally fraught with missteps and largely wasted rings true. I read numerous books on bonsai, which only served to confuse me and expose me to poor information. I attended 3 hour guest artist workshops which exposed me to inconsistent techniques and sometimes poor techniques. It was not until 9 yrs ago whenI started working with my current teacher, Boon Manakitivipart, that I l really began to learn good technique and my skills and trees improved. We work together for 3 full days three times per year.