You might have to try again, little less specific
Oh! I thought I was talking about the tree above meā¦Lets try this again..
The bonsai below me is a nice Hinoki!
Will prune all the tips back after flowering to reinvigorate the branches.
The bonsai below me is a your personal favourite (please include why)
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Very cool for a Pinea!! I would really like to hear your approach and also how you started this piece. Collected, seed, what local youre in, etc. I grabbed a few saplings from Croatia and they might be halepensis but Pinea and Halepensis appear to be quite close in technique and growth habits.
Iām in Santa Cruz, CA - Zone 9. Hereās a progression: Stone/ Umbrella Pine-Pinus pinea
I love my Colorado Blue Spruce. Collected by Todd Schlaefler custom pot made by DaSu studio . Photos are pre and post bud pinching. I call it a semi-cacade raft.
Next tree is any rose bonsai.
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Why I love it is the ramification and refinement achieved from pinching and post elongation pruning. My understanding elongating species has expanded with work on this hardy species!
Nice trees I have one Iām styling like the one you see in Rome. Itās be in the forum q&a severe rimea
Maybe try another type of tree to keep it moving?ā¦.
Rosemary bonsai??
Any bonsai that starts with an R???
What about a crepe myrtle??
Yikes 
still nothing
Any tree that died???
Donāt tell me I am the only one with dead tree photos!?
One of my first azaleasā¦ bought it in winter and mever saw it wake upā¦
Tree below me is one that has spent the most time in your collection.
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Rosemary. I was trying to keep this going and I didnāt see there another response in the thread so Iām editing because itās out of order. Steven posted:
The bonsai below is a tree that has spent the most time in your collection
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My rosemaries are blooming right now!