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Montane Bonsai

Locality: Collinsvale, Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 455 300 080

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24.01.2022 Into the wild southwest with @isophysis collecting genetic samples from an ancient Huon Pine grove. This relic population consists of sentinel trees that would easily push the 2000 year mark. A 20km+ round trip into offtrack wild lands. Who knows what secrets these samples will reveal about the history of these entities. #ancienttasmania #ancient #entities #paleoendemic #montanebonsai #wilderness #tasmanianbonsai #relic #huonpine

21.01.2022 Mountain Geebung (Persoonia gunnii). A slow growing plant from the Tasmanian highlands with delightfully scented flowers that will perfume the whole garden. This little tree is probably 20 to 25 years old and has been slowly grown in a pot all its life. It has never had a single wire applied. It is adorned by junipermoss and native daisies Photo by @bazzabaker #tasmanianbonsai #tasmaniannativebonsai #montanebonsai #geebung

19.01.2022 The prayers of BSST member collecting material for bonsai from Tasmanian forestry land circa 1995 #tasmanianbonsaihistory #australianbonsaihistory #nothofagusbonsai #bonsaisocietyofsoutherntasmania #australiannativebonsai #australianbonsai #montanebonsai

17.01.2022 We delivered this feature bonsai Banksia serrata today that was created on commission for this space. The linear trunk line and flow are just right for this stunning courtyard in Battery Point. Contact us if you are in need of your own feature piece. #montanebonsai #australianbonsai #australiannativebonsai #designerbonsai #courtyard

16.01.2022 I wait for the snow days each winter. Time slows and the flurries softly change the landscape. A glass of red wine. Flash backs to the wild of the mountains. The garden a portal, to solitude. Pondering forms yet to come to light. #Idreamofmountains #montanebonsai #montane

15.01.2022 One of my personal favorites in the collection getting a dusting of Tasmanian snow. Into this lovely pot by Shuho this coming Spring. #tasmanianbonsai #australianbonsai #montanebonsai #snow #meleleucabonsai #bonsaiceremics #winterbonsai #bonsai

13.01.2022 Join us at ‘Bonsai Reshaped’ where Australian native trees and Australian artists feature alongside the beauty of Japanese traditional arts. From hands on workshops to demonstrations and discussion forums, learn more about the ancient arts of bonsai, kusamono, ikebana and bonsai ceramics, which all focus on subtle elements that enhance nature and seasonal beauty. Join our local and interstate guest artists and the Curators of the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection of Aust...ralia over three days of events. Bonsai Reshaped is held at the National Arboretum Canberra, home to the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection of Australia (NBPCA). Overseas or can't travel? Join us online for the Demonstration and Discussion Forum on 27 March 2021. For more information https://www.nationalarboretum.act.gov.au//bonsai-reshaped- To book a ticket to attend my workshop Friday, 26 March 2021 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM https://www.stickytickets.com.au//bonsai_reshaped__worksho #australianbonsai #australiannativebonsai #montanebonsai

12.01.2022 Koyo oribe. One of my favourite glazes from the old masters. It's time to start dreaming of compositions for spring. What's your favourite glaze? #bonsai #bonsaipot #ceremics #tokoname #japaneseaesthetic #coolblue #inadream #dreambig

11.01.2022 Waiting for my favourite little kusamono to flower. Ceremic: Murrumbung Studio #kusamono #tasmaniannative #australiankusamono #australiannativebonsai #montanebonsai #spring #seasonalkusamono #tasmanianflora #tasmanianflorist

08.01.2022 Winter Kusamono wearing the snow with grace. #australiankusamono #kusa #kusamono #australiannativekusamono #montanebonsai #montanekusamono #shakeyagrassthing #wildflower #alpineplants

08.01.2022 Athrotaxus. The trees that time forgot. #gondwana #montane #montanebonsai #athrotaxuscupressoides

06.01.2022 The mountains are full of inspiration. This is one of my favourite patches of Cheshunt Pine (diselma archerii). I often sit for a while and study their forms as I pass through the area, sometimes I boil the billy and have a cup of tea. Their forms are of the utmost beauty and rival the quality of the world best shimpaku junipers. These are tassie wild junipers and they shall continue to stay hidden and free in the Southwest World Herritage Area. I ponder how old they must be and the storms they have endured and wonder how many generations my cuttings will have to be tended by to reach any forms that relay this moment. Bonsai teaches us many things. One is how to care for, love and respect living organisms and the responsibility involved in their perpetuation. #worldherritageisforever #shimpaku #diselmaarcherii #montanebonsai

04.01.2022 Unfolding joy. #summer #kusamono #flowers #montanekusamono #montanebonsai

04.01.2022 An old hakea epiglottis I have been working on for several years. This species is a real treat. Lovely fragrant flowers in the spring are followed by vibrant new needles. This specimen is around 25 years old grown from cutting. #australianbonsai #australiannativebonsai #montanebonsai #tasmanianbonsai #notapine #floweringbonsai

03.01.2022 Kusa. Tasmanian native geranium (pelargonium) and kerosene bush (ozothamnus) in its pre flowering simplicity. Photo by @bazzabaker #kusamono #kusa #shitakusa #montanebonsai #tasmanianbonsai #australianbonsai #simplicity

03.01.2022 Visiting the immortals #montanebonsai #immortalbonsai #immortal #deadwood #shari #jin #niwaki #athrotaxus #pencilpine

02.01.2022 Midlands wattle in full bloom. The herald of spring with a bountiful ode to the sun and its warmth. #montanebonsai #australiannativebonsai #wattle #wattlebonsai #springflowers #tasmanianbonsai

02.01.2022 We are still working here at Montane Bonsai in between putting our home back together. Hannah was helping me weed the cushion plants this afternoon. She has the delicacy of a surgeon. We will have a tonne more content to share this Spring when we focus our efforts on the garden again. #australianbonsaiwidows