Here are some photographs of a few more of my shohin trees, which are looking good at the moment with the new spring growth.
Deshojo Maple in a yellow Shibakatsu pot
Kiyohime Maple in a pot by Heian Kosen
Cotoneaster in a red pot by Eimei
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Very nice Robert, we are just starting to see some autumn colour here still about a month till we will see it fully.
Enjoy your spring the year goes too quick.
Nice to see spring growth ! Love those two yellow and red pots!
Thanks Cliff, they are lovely pots
Cracking stuff Robert😁 love the colours. Bryan
Thanks Bryan
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That Deshojo/pot combination is an explosion of colour! Love it!
Me too Ben. I like bold colour in bonsai, it adds another dimension