Japanese apricot (often referred to as Ume) at the Omiya Bonsai Art Museum in Saitama, Japan. You can see the whole tree below

We’re going to continue with the Omiya Bonsai Art Museum today, but this time with newly posted photos from their facebook timeline. Ones we’ve never shown before

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Star jasmine fully cascading with all the foliage below the pot

Another Japanese apricot (Ume). This time with a moon pot

Camellia japonica 'Unryu.' Is the pot made of bamboo or is it ceramic made to look like bamboo?

This elegantly flowing tree is a Camellia wabisuke 'Hatsukari'

Like so many Japanese maples in Japan, this one has an impressive nebari

Shadow dancing. The Japanese apricot from above