I think people need to interact more! That's what forums or for anyway rite. Anyway I got a weeping willow in my backyard I was wondering if I could grow bonsai from a clipping of that tree? If so, How can I do it? lol thanks people!!!!! Don't be scared to respond now

Hi!

Can you post a picture of your willow here, then we can see if and how we can make a bonsai from a clipping of it

Howdy,
this site is relativly new. ive been planing a photo shoot for my trees to post around so that'll be something i guess

Hi, im new to this site so hi all lol

Hope to get some advice from some experienced bonsai growers as i just bought my first bonsai from the garden centre today, hav'nt got a clue what to do with it, guess i'll just let it grow for now lol

Hi,

Welcome to bonsaiempire! If you have a question or want to get some advice, don't hesitate to start a new topic!

See you later on the forum!

BonsaiRob wrote: Hi, im new to this site so hi all lol

Hope to get some advice from some experienced bonsai growers as i just bought my first bonsai from the garden centre today, hav'nt got a clue what to do with it, guess i'll just let it grow for now lol

gday bonsai rob
if you just got your first bonsai post it so we can have a look at it
and for anyone who comes on post some pictures so we can be more active i live in australia times might be different but we have one thing in common and that it
BONSAI so lets get this forum kicking and start posting please
cheers dean

howdy yall,

just dustin off the outside trees .its been a long cold winter this year and I learned a lesson... if you burry your trees in the winter watch out for rabbits:ohmy: :evil: if it wasnt for the wires it would have killed stuff.ill get some pics in next weekend ,i have a new camera,so i get to play with

Even if you're not a beginner, everyone can learn something from each other, so post your progressions, make a gallery, so we can be more active!

I just started 7 weeping willows this past week. they are relatively easy to propagate. Take cuttings (As thick as you want) and put them in water. Presto in a few weeks you'll see roots. Wait about a month and pot them up. After they are potted keep the pot about 25% submerged in water for a few weeks out of direct sunlight. They need to be repotted a few times a year because the roots grow so fast. Early spring and mid summer is the time, so I have read. Good luck and keep us informed. I'll post pictures of my willows progress if any one is interested.

Cool! I want to take clippings from my willow too. (See post in pests and diseases forum.) I feel kind of alone, there's only one other American that I know of, everyone else is from Australia! Oh well, bonsais unite!