leatherback wrote: Thank you I suppose?

Ha.. Don´t guess it my friend, take it as it is... A compliment. What I meant was that you already know your stuff, both horticulturally and aesthetically speaking. So, when you say your teacher wrote a Bonsai book, well I´m most eager to lay my hands on it, on somebody who has had a teaching role with you.

leatherback wrote: I just popped him an email to ask whether it is available in other languages for export to Brazil. Let's see whether I get a reply

What about that very same mail, but for someone living in Spain? Spanish or english would be very much welcome :whistle:

Alain

i wanted to say thank you to every here. i really like where this thread is going. i think this would be a good link to point people (newbies) to for more study material. now since starting this thread ive already bought 4 books .

crent89 wrote: i wanted to say thank you to every here. i really like where this thread is going. i think this would be a good link to point people (newbies) to for more study material. now since starting this thread ive already bought 4 books .

So sorry to have put you on a spending spree

Naturally, if I hear that the book by Werner is available in other languages, I will share it.

Leatherback, his book on indoor Bonsai is available in english on the german amazon website.

Is this the other book you meant?

www.amazon.de/Bonsai-Native-Shrubs-Werne...03-03/dp/B01FIWYALO/

95 Euro, new.
They don't send to Brazil...

is that Amazon.de?

yes.

Not a Bonsai book, but I’ve found it really interesting, and maybe useful for some European yamadori hunters. Also could help to create the proper environment for old world native bonsais.

Here is the link for the online version:
Link => European Atlas of Forest Tree Species, Online version PDF

Here is the Atlas download page, where you can also find the species matrix and tree species in brief:
Link=> European Atlas of Tree Species, download page