And finally...one normal, classical tree. Looks like a bonsai. I am eager to change something.

This is an unusual tree. Very wide, against all even most further bonsai rules and understanding...nevertheless, because of that I like it even more. This is some of the most interesting raw material I ever had. Something to enjoy for all bonsai lunatics :)

Discussing pot options for a beautiful white pine clump

Analyzing new material...a very good Prunus. Not yet been styled...just basic field cuts. Very promising material. Walter Pall shares his wisdom.

Walter Pall talks about a special small tree of a high potential quality of a Champ. I believe he likes it. And when Walter likes something, then you know it's very good. He has seen it all.

Almost penjing style, looks like a stone, or a rock with many trees growing on it. But it's alive. This is really a live organism. Very very old. Hard to guess. Like it very much. The crown is just a start of the future crown.

One of the first. The beginning of the 'strange' trees.

Walter about my oriental hornbeam, early winter 2019.

Prunus mume, early winter 2019. Walter Pall

Walter commenting on my new Prunus mume. An outstandingly fine specimen of japanese flowering apricot.