More unusual view of the deadwood on my Ulmus Minor

Here's a more unusual shot of the deadwood on my Ulmus Minor before it comes into leaf. For a full progression on this tree, go to http://wildwoodbonsai.blogspot.com/2011/02/development-of-english-elm_816.html

Bonsai Summercamp in Denmark 23-24th June 2012

 Verymuch looking forward to this one. Hope to see some of you there.http://www.nordic-bonsai.dk/files/1326172806.pdf

Swindon Winter image 2012

Spent a wonderful day at the Swindon Winter image show on the 19th of February 2012. The work that goes into this one day show is phenomenal and a huge thanks to the Swindon club for all their hard work. The standard of the trees was out of this world and mainly deciduous native trees. Right up my street. First up, a Juniper

First of many great Blackthorns

Another

and another

........another

...........and again

Juniper

White Pine

.....another......

English Elm

Scots pine

Escalonia

Juniper

Privet

Maple

Hornbeam

Ulmus ssp

Ulmus spp

Ulmus ssp

Hornbeam

Ulmus

Hornbeam

Shohin displays

Ulmus

Larix

Buxus

very old Maple

Scots Pine

Scots Pine

Juniper

Larix

English Elm

Lovely accent

Award for Best Chuhin and a total surprise.

Recieving the trees award from sponsor, John Pitt. Tony Tickle as master of ceremonies