Young Black Pines "Corky Bark" Bonsai what you need to do when starting out
These ten young corky bark Japanese black pine stock needed some styling to eliminate the negative parts of their growth. The beautiful corky bark is starting to show on them and needs to be enhanced to really show off their best features. Important steps you need to do if you are new to bonsai and new to black pines. These ten trees will be for sale at the upcoming Bonsai Northwest Melbourne Exhibition 20-21 April 2024 at the Footscray community art centre, 45 Moreland st Footscray 10am to 4pm. Please note: if you located in Melbourne, I provide bonsai services. Reach out to me on my email address at [email protected] if you would like to discuss your bonsai needs further. #bonsai #bonsaiworx #blackpine
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