My new Erythrina lysistemon(coral tree) I got this morning.

This coral tree got a nice thing trunk.

I'm very happy to see these photos. It is attractive and I think good to place at the garden to beautify the boulevard. Thank you for sharing these images. I'm a writer and I have mentioned these bonsai trees posted here while writing an essay about gardening and DIY around home. The topic was how to embellish the home surroundings. Thanks again for reminding these facts.

My big Baobab is slowly pushing out new foliage. With this tree you need lots of patients as it is in no hurry.

This is my other3 Baobab's I've got. They grow like madness especially the 11 year old one in the left back. The one in the right back is 7 years old and the one in the middle front 5 years old.

Very nice tree's, keep the good job

My biggest collection of bonsai trees is my Baobab's. I really enjoy them even if they aren't the best looking bonsai tree.

This is my 5 year old Baobab. Not even close to a bonsai tree but over 10 tp 15 years I can call it a bonsai


This is my 7 year old Baobab and it is growing extremely quick.


This is my 11 year old Baobab and my favorite of the 3 young ones I've got. This is also growing faster than fast.


I currently doesn't prune any of my Baobab's that they can get thick trunks

Gekkie wrote:

This is my 5 year old Baobab. Not even close to a bonsai tree but over 10 tp 15 years I can call it a bonsai

I love baobabs. I love to see someone growing them. I think however that you are mistaken in your time trajectory. I would say in that timeframe you might have a trunk the size needed to make a realistic bonsai considering the leaf size. But they look good, healthy etc.

My big Baobab is growing very nicely. I've taken a photo today and it really start looking good. The only problem is currently the size of the leaves as it is as big as my hand.

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