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In search of Kusamono a visit to Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
In my constant search of small plant for Kusamono I visited the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh last month, The collection of alpines is said to be one of the best in the world. It includes a wide range of plants, from dwarf perennial trees and shrubs to bulbs, succulents and orchids. The Garden’s collection comes from mountainous regions all over the world, from Scotland and the permafrost regions of the Arctic to South Africa and New Zealand.

Kusamono Bronze Teahouse
This is the Kusamono that I will be presenting at the Swindon Bonsai Show this weekend, just hope it does not set the smoke alarm off!
The overall size is 300 x 220 mm
The Bronze teahouse by Henk Fresen is an incense burner.
The plate is by Walsall Ceramics and the moss is care of my local wild wood.

Kusamono selection and a few Hostas

A selection of Kusamono from my Garden
I have a large collection of dwarf Hostas, these flourish in my rather damp garden, in summer the other Kusamono come into flower and leaf. Here are a few they include Astilbie, Thrift and sedums. Most of the Pots are from my friend Dan Barton but there are pots from Gordon Duffet and many other European Potters.