By Tim Barton, Mono No Aware In another blog post, I described how we all carry the information from our past with us. What is true is true for everything, and this same principle applies to plants in a very interesting and useful manner. Like everything else I know this information was adapted from others,…
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By Celina Blandford In 2016 we got to tour of the Pacific Bonsai Museum in Seattle. The current exhibit featured 16 tokonoma style displays, each with a custom skate deck painted by the Pacific Northwest’s most talented urban muralists. Exhibit APRIL 30 – OCTOBER 2, 2016…
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2016 tour of Dan Robinson’s collection. Images by Celina Blandford…
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by Terry Davis As a source of inspiration, I can highly recommend that your bonsai education include…
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By Bud Hostetler Collected on the Caribou River in October of 2013. This stone measures 4″ by 4 1/2″ by 6″ high. It’s a very nice sheet-waterfall stone. The stone is greenish/black basalt with a wide quartz waterfall running down one side only. There is a small parking area on Hwy 61 at the Caribou…
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by Terry Davis Chip Sperry’s remarks on the rules for Suiseki at the…
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