Kyusyu Miyabi-ten 2013(part 1)
Yes, last December's exhibition! lol This time I have noted tree types and pot makers as possible as I could. Here are wonderful displays for you.
From right: Shinpaku, Kusamono and Acer palmatum.
The Acer is in an Ogurayama pot.
From top: Japanese Black Pine in Ryuen, middle right: Llex serrata(Umemodoki a.k.a. Japanese winter berry) in Gekko, middle left: Gardenia in Koyo, bottom right: Trachelospermum asiaticum(Chirimenkazura a.k.a. Japanese star jusmine) in Kosen and Euonymus hamiltonianus(Mayumi) in Tofukuji.
Shinpaku in Chinese pot. Kusamono is Tsuwabuki( Farfugium japonicum/Green leopard plant) in Takako.
From top: Shinpaku in Chinese, middle right: Malus toringo(Miyama kaido/Toringo crabapple) in Koyo, left: Acer in Ikko, bottom right: Elaeagnus(Gumi/Silverberry) in Koyo and Diospyros rhombifolia(Royagaki persimmon) in Gekko.
Trachelospermum asiaticum(Chirimenkazura/Japanese star jusmine) in Ikko and Kusamono in unknown Japanese.
From top right: Japanese Black Pine in Chinese, left: Euonymus alatus(Komayumi) in Kimiko, down right: Kadsura japonica(Binankazura) in unknown Japanese and left: Choenomeles sp.(Tyojyubai/Japanese quince) in Koyo.
From right: Shinpaku, Kusamono and Acer palmatum.
The Acer is in an Ogurayama pot.
From top: Japanese Black Pine in Ryuen, middle right: Llex serrata(Umemodoki a.k.a. Japanese winter berry) in Gekko, middle left: Gardenia in Koyo, bottom right: Trachelospermum asiaticum(Chirimenkazura a.k.a. Japanese star jusmine) in Kosen and Euonymus hamiltonianus(Mayumi) in Tofukuji.
Shinpaku in Chinese pot. Kusamono is Tsuwabuki( Farfugium japonicum/Green leopard plant) in Takako.
From top: Shinpaku in Chinese, middle right: Malus toringo(Miyama kaido/Toringo crabapple) in Koyo, left: Acer in Ikko, bottom right: Elaeagnus(Gumi/Silverberry) in Koyo and Diospyros rhombifolia(Royagaki persimmon) in Gekko.
Trachelospermum asiaticum(Chirimenkazura/Japanese star jusmine) in Ikko and Kusamono in unknown Japanese.
From top right: Japanese Black Pine in Chinese, left: Euonymus alatus(Komayumi) in Kimiko, down right: Kadsura japonica(Binankazura) in unknown Japanese and left: Choenomeles sp.(Tyojyubai/Japanese quince) in Koyo.
