Benches, Displays And Gardens Oh My

Treebeard

Fish,

That's a good idea, deck tiles. I may have to use that myself.

Nice setup overall too.

Regards,

TB

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spoonman

sorry to dig up the thread. but some of these display benches are really good, its really amazing that some people leave bonsai in the front yard, anything we leave ot round is likely to be stolen or smashed. or worse thrown at the house. one day i waited up till bout 1 o'clock and as usual these little poops come and we swearing and throwing things and whatnot, ran out there with a golf club chased em down the street, fixed our problems right up

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wmcorcor

I was amazed after seeing Carl's deck how much it looke dlike mine.

I actually thought I had posted to the thread.

wmcorcor

Let's try that picture again...

Look familiar Carl?

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pdbbonsai

I thought I would recycle this thread....some awesome gardens and benches here.

Paul

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John Dixon

Okay,

Here's mine again from about three-four years ago. My backyard is changing a LOT due to a new powerline and a roadway being built. I'm having to adapt. This photo shows about a third of my display area, and even it has changed with additional area and more bonsai.

I really like some of the ideas I have seen on this thread. I will probably use some of them with the area I'll be expanding in the next couple of years.

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Si vis pacem parabellum

Stay off the trails of others, that's where the booby-traps are.

greerhw

Here in Oklahoma the summer sun is relentless and the temps often climb above 100 degrees so I built this shade house to protect my trees. In the winter I cover it with co-poly and keep the temps above 34 degrees.

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spoonman

wow john looks like you live pretty close to 'nature'. id love to live in a place like that, cause i am a 'tree lovin hippy'

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Beyond your own world into mine
Perennial wands, unfolding in my thought
The budding evergreen of time."
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