Welsh Bonsai Trees- Inspired by local naturalised trees. Promoting Great Bonsai across Wales. Bonsai bonsaiwales white pine jwp shohin tree. The llittle larch I wired earlier in the year is progressing well. Although I lost a branch. Pruned and branches moved slightly to hide the lose. Larch bonsai bonsaiwales tree shohin.

Munster Bonsai Club was created at the beginning of 2013 to connect bonsai enthusiasts in the Provience of Munster helping them get together and share in the Art of Bonsai. Halfway through 2012, two bonsai beginners from Cork who had never met started their adventure with bonsai. After two months of searching for other bonsai enthusiasts in the area, they soon realised that there were no local bonsai clubs in Ireland! They made contact with Northern Ireland Bonsai Society.

Last weekend Mark hosted a Munster Bonsai Club workshop with Ian Young and Phil Donnelly. I could only take part on the Saturday although the lads kept things rolling on Sunday. Trees lined up for attention. Mark had some homework done.

Some nice trees from a day out in South Galway. Windswept hawthorn near Tracht Beach, Kinvara, Galway. Nebari from salix caprea, goat willow, Coole Park, Galway. Very thick bark ridges, Coole Park, Galway. Very old Thuja plicata, Western Red Cedar multi-stem, Coole Park, Galway. Fagus sylvatica, European Beech nebari, Coole Park, Galway.