Pacific Bonsai Museum - "Avant Garden" Exhibit
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2023
- In this video, I will walk through one of only two museums in the US that is dedicated to bonsai called "Pacific Bonsai Museum" located in Federal Way, Washington USA. The museum is exhibiting special display called "Avant Garden" which is to show the results of experimental techniques pushing horticultural limits to achieve radical designs! Enjoy!
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What a spectacular show, thanks so much for sharing this. WOW 😳
Tha ks for watching!
Thank you for the tour. My favorite tree was the wisteria in bloom, but the Japanese maple was a close second.
PBM has so many great trees!
An outstanding video. Many thanks - Craig
Thx for watching!
I thought that I won’t be able to see that expo online. Thanks a lot! 🎉
It was a quick walk thru but you get a sense of the great and interesing expo! 😁
Some lovely trees, I have a Scots pine in a washing up bowl, would that be a candidate for the "Avant Garden"?🤔
Could be! 😁
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Loved the maple and wisteria. Not sure on the rest. Not a big fan on junipers and pines more into maples and flowering plants anyway. Have to watch it again I think
I also wanted to see a deciduous tree used for this experiment too but it was thought provoking and interesting to me!