The National Bonsai and Penjing Museum, located on the East Coast of the United States, has been having its annual Winter Silhouettes exhibition for nearly 20 years. We’ve recently gone to a biannual show to generate more interest as winter is our slow season at the Arboretum.
Japanese Maple-Kiyo-hime, In training since 1946, Donated by Akiko Matsudaira.
3 point disaply with Trident Maple, In training since 1895, Donated Prince Takamatsu, Mt. Fuji scroll, and Japanese Blood Grass.
Branch silhouette.
Japanese Blood Grass, container by MC2.
Triptych of Root-over-rock Chinese Elms, Donated by Yee Sun-Wu.
Chinese Hackberry, In training since 1946, Donated by Shu-ying Lu.
Winter Suiseki.
Chinese Elm, In training since 1946, Donated by Yee-sun Wu.
Bald Cypress, In training since 1972, Donated by Vaughn Banting.
Chinese Elm, In training since 1970, Donated by Marybel Balendonck.
Branch detail.
Year of the Horse shohin display.
Rabbit foot fern, container by Lang…
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