This was interesting and seemed worthy of sharing. This tree, owned by a client, was originally Rocky Mountain juniper. It had some of the worst scale infestation that I’ve ever seen, the Rocky Mountain foliage was so covered with it that it looked nearly white from a distance. When we decided to graft on it [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Rocky Mountain Juniper’
Juniper Grafting- Curious Results
Posted in Development, tagged Grafting, Itoigawa, juniper grafting, pests, Rocky Mountain Juniper, scale on April 19, 2012 | 11 Comments »
Another Yamadori Rocky Mtn. Juniper–
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged bonsai styling, juniper bonsai, Oregon Bonsai, Randy Knight, Rocky Mountain Juniper, shari, yamadori on February 11, 2011 | 34 Comments »
This juniper has been growing in my backyard for a year. It’s a client tree, another of the great native yamadori that was collected by Randy Knight of Oregon Bonsai. Junipers don’t like to be repotted very early, they do better when repotted in late spring when it’s warmer. So this tree, which is in [...]
Rocky Mountain Juniper potting
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Rocky Mountain Juniper, yamadori, Yamaki on March 19, 2010 | 8 Comments »
This is what I call, only partly tongue in cheek, the ‘Lazarus’ tree as it had only large roots and no feeder roots when put in a box, and after 8 months in my backyard under a mist system, sprang back into life again. Every month I would dig a bit through the pumice and [...]
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