My Bonsai's

This page shows my bonsai collection. I will upload new photos throughout their lives to show the growth. Of course with bonsai trees, it takes years and years for them to look more tree-like, and grow thicker with age. All of my plants were bought as baby trees about 5-8" high, and the stumps were still green, so they all have a long way to go.

Some might argue that bonsai is not an art form, but I disagree, which is why I have them on this art website. It is a true art form to understand and accomplish successfully growing a tiny tree, keeping it alive, and shaping it to an attractiveness to look like a real tree, just in miniature size. And it is a LOT of work!

Below is a chart of the tree types I currently have. I listed the common name, along with the botanical name.

   Common name
     Botanical name
   Chinese Elm
 
   Ulmus Parvifolia
   Trident Maple
 
   Acer Buergerianum
   Red Japanese Maple
 
   Acer Palmalum Autroperpeum
   Green Japanese Maple
 
   Acer Palmalum
   Red Japanese Laceleaf Maple
 
   Acer Palmalum Dissectum
   White Bark Birch
 
   Betula Pendula
   Weeping Willow
 
   Salix Alba Tristis
   Dawn Redwoodm
 
   Metasequoia Glyptostrobo
..

I will upload some photos of them shortly.

Wendy Theberge
Boston, MA


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