You might have to try again, little less specific
Oh! I thought I was talking about the tree above me…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.
I’m in Santa Cruz, CA - Zone 9. Here’s 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 I’m styling like the one you see in Rome. It’s be in the forum q&a severe rimea
Maybe try another type of tree to keep it moving?….
Rosemary bonsai??
Any bonsai that starts with an R???
What about a crepe myrtle??
Yikes 
still nothing
Any tree that died???
Don’t tell me I am the only one with dead tree photos!?
One of my first azaleas… bought it in winter and mever saw it wake up…
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 didn’t see there another response in the thread so I’m editing because it’s 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!