Showing posts with label wisteria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wisteria. Show all posts

Wisteria update

Wisteria collected in middle of the May this year seems to be doing well. It survived collecting in not so ideal season. Sprouting from many places. Unfortunately it looks like best part of the trunk did not made it, but it is too early to judge. Any future design will depend on what from original trunk will remain and how new growth will develop. Long way to go for this one, but it is always like this on the beginning with deciduous bonsai. After first winter I will see if we are out from the woods. 

July 2015




May 2015

Wisteria

You know this kind of situations. There is plant in the garden, and somebody say it must go. Whatever reason, growing too fast, not good place, shading too much. So, this was the case for one wisteria. I had today possibility to take it out from the ground. It took me 15 minutes. Not the first class material, not ideal time. But I read it is easy to collect, grows new roots easily, so I went for it. I will see how it will make it in next few weeks. I hope for sprouting new shoots on right places. If ti will make it it will get some nice name. Fingers crossed. 




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