Greenhouse Evolution
Cultivating bonsai in temperate areas of the world means trying to maximize the longevity of your growing season, not only to increase the scope of work but also to customize and tailor the care you can provide to the trees under your stewardship. At Mirai, the presence of a greenhouse is not just a luxury but a necessity. We carefully considered every detail during the construction process–from material and aesthetics to the utilities and airflow. Greenhouse evolutions are a product of time and collected experience. In this video, we share a reflection of our 12 years of experience highlighted through the greenhouse's evolution, with an educational summary on designing a greenhouse space that resets the standard for what to expect as a functional and beautiful structure in the bonsai practice.
Mirai in the Wild: The Rockies
Men Build Traditional Japanese Garden Over 3 Years | Start to Finish by @Japanese Garden TV
The Apprenticeship
How to Build a Greenhouse | Post and Beam
Bonsai: Harmonious Beauty and Eternal Life - Core Kyoto
Chopstick Creation
What To Do With a Flat Top Juniper
Ryan Neil, Oregon Bonsai artist | Oregon Field Guide
I planted 160.000 trees on my Portugal Homestead
How I Turned My Yard Into a Food Paradise
American Shokunin
Overwintering Bonsai
Medieval Joinery with Just an Axe | Anglo-Saxon Building Traditions Compared with Timber Framing
Your Clay Soil Isn't the Problem
How to dig bonsai material
Bonsai Forests of Mirai
How to Turn Nursery Stock into a Shohin Bonsai Creation
Anyone Can Make Bonsai Using This Simple Method
Adam Jones, a Bonsai Master in Japan
