New World Bonsai

This native muscadine grape went through the mercurial 25' Winter season and lost a few branches as a result. My area experienced a roughly 50F temperature swing in few days. This appears to be the reason for die back on many young branches of typically very cold hardy trees.

My joke is that every year you grow bonsai you'll have a brand new problem to figure out. So for that seems to hold true.

Photos from May and then before the major cold in 25'.

Had an incredible time at Larry's place in Dallas. I was lucky enough to be able to snag a beautiful one seed juniper and some Jim Barrett pots.

Thanks so much for having me out. I'm excited for the world to see more of your collected trees in the future!

Some more trees making their way through the workshop. The large maple's branches were reset to rebuild better structure.

The large Sierra juniper's approach grafts all took and could be cut away from their own roots. This is the end result of the slot graft method.