My Bonsai Gardens
Since last year We collected bonsai materials from the nature around us.
This year we have been able to set up a mini garden in the house stripe.
The main tree that we collected there are 2 kinds. Tree streblus asper or in Aceh language is called 'tub hagu' and premada microphylla tree or we call it 'bak khieng asee'. Both types are easy We meet in the natural surroundings.
I am happy with this collection and I will continue to hunt until I have a vast bonsai gallery.
This gardern has the potential to be amazing !! Please keep up the dedication and continue to share your picures of how this garden grows and matures over the years, Im eager to see how your hard work pays off !! You are truly dedicated and clearly would need to be with a garden of this size. Well Done
Thank you for the spirit. Pursue the art of bonsai takes patience is true :
Lately, I've really been liking the idea of creating a quiet corner in the garden, Japanese-style, with stones, plants, and a small path. I'm curious to know if there are any landscape designers in Toronto who are skilled in this type of project?
Japanese-style gardens require a very thoughtful approach to landscape design. In such projects, not only the planting is important, but also the placement of stones, paths, and small decorative elements. Therefore, this is usually carried out by landscape design specialists rather than regular builders. Examples of such work can be found here at https://oakshs.ca/landscape-design/. This team creates thoughtful garden spaces. Such projects can transform an ordinary yard into a truly tranquil and harmonious space.