/pay @33830 $15 . Very good work. I will have more work for you in the future. :)
There is no beginning nor end only soon.
I sent a picture to you in the chat.
Yes I bought a book on astronomy and have been studying how to read celestial maps. I'll try to remember to tag you if you I get any good pictures :)
I'm in the process of budgeting for a DSLR myself for astrophotography. They are major step up from digital cameras.
hmm how about Yukishiro Tomoe from the Samurai X OVA? Nothing fancy, just have her standing holding her wisteria umbrella or something. Let me know if you want a reference picture. I'll pay you for your time of course.
Very colorful. I've never seen pheasants like that before.
I have a Rosy Maiden fern and a Bellus plant. They keep me entertained while my deciduous bonsai are sleeping in the winter.
Please do. Always room for one more bonsai. :)
Thank you! I really like the frog. /pay @33830 $10
/pay @6940 $5 for having cool pheasants.
Possible as a medium to large bonsai. Need to watch out for emerald ash borers. Difficult to style with it's compound leaves. I wouldn't recommend for a beginner but somebody with a lot of gardening experience could handle one as a potted plant I suppose.
Apologies for any double post. I'm getting some weird publishing error on twetch right now
I usually recommend finding a tree appropriate for your climate for easiest care. Evergreens are a good place to start. Rock Junipers, Chinese Elms and Ficus are good beginner plants. From there you can decide what styles/types you like best.
I usually recommend finding a bonsai that's appropriate to your climate for the easiest care. Evergreen bonsai usually fit the bill just fine and have that classic 'bonsai' aesthetic/look. Just a guess but I bet it was a Rock Juniper you liked.
thank you! I like the way the flowers grow out of the top. /pay @30256 $15
