AusBonsai

G'Day mates. This is the first time I am sharing this shohin with the internet bonsai community. U can see more of my shohin on my blog https://www.ausbonsai.com.au/blog/cj/ .
Have a nice day. Enjoy and cheers, CJ.

This olive shohin is impressive. You have some beutiful little trees in your collection. Love all of your pics on the link.
Thank you for sharing

Reagrds

Steve W

Absolutely exemplary, the trees on the blog included! Appealing to the head as well as to the heart.

Lisa

I'm no africionado, but that is easily one of the best Shohin Olives I've seen . Welldone C.J...I' thoroughly enjoying your recent contributions on this site.

Thanks again,
Anthony

I love the Olive and I really enjoyed reading about your bonsai journey on your blog.

Thanks CJ

Cheers,
Mojo

wow!

this is a corker little tree mate, I am very impressed to see a tree of this standard and with the amount of trees you have to keep them under this quality is a task in itself thats for sure. a definate credit to you, well done

jamie

G'day Steve, Lisa, Anthony, Mojo n Jamie. Thanks for the wonderful compliments. You have inspired me and I hope I have inspired you to enjoy your bonsai more.
All the best and cheers, CJ.

In the 5 shohin I posted on my blog, it can be observed that materials dug from the ground, be it yamadori (from wild) or niwadori (from garden), are better bonsai materials. I hope beginners realise this and start putting some of their young stocks into the ground for the future. The Taiwanese developed thousands of fantastic bonsai from materials they dug from their garden/farm. Some of them were cuttings planted over 30 years ago.
Have a nice day and cheers, CJ.