Zen

Japanese Black Pine seedling ready for trip back to Brooklyn

Japanese Black Pine seedling with Chinese Juniper in the Zen Bud dist garden

Studio

Bonsai Brooklyn Style (part 3)

Bonsai Brooklyn Style (part 2)

Bonsai Brooklyn style (part 1)

Ghost Ship

Top to bot.: "Ghost Ship" dead Pin Oak seedlings, dead Bristle cone Pine seedling, beaver wood, and red crossover wire and ikea shelf 33x24x12" 2010

"Stack" Spruce, pit fired clay, red crossover wire, dead Pin Oak seedling, driftwood, Sycamore,
drawer, and acrylic 42x17x10" 2010

"Mountain Maple Inlaw" transplanted Mountain Maple approx. 7 feet, showing beginning of fall colors. 2008-2010

"Reservoir Hemlock" New addition replacing the first Hemlock cut down over the summer this one was taken from Simsbury Ct. Reservoir measuring in at a whopping 2" tall, planted in spruce log. 2010

Killed Sycamore

A couple of weeks ago I planted a sycamore seedling in on the park on north 12th street in Brooklyn, today I found the tree tube and bamboo by the garbage the seedling gone. how it looked after 6 months of nurture in the studio.

Dug up Boxwood

Boxwood like the hedge on BI is tenacious and hard to kill. These bushes provided ambush for many an hider.