We recently visited a group of gardens in Worcester who were opening for the National Garden Scheme, I don’t think many of the visitors would have expected to find such a wonderful Bonsai collection in Worcester.
From the NGS website,
“The garden has been 14 years in the making. It was designed around a collection of Bonsai trees which needed to be displayed sympathetically in fairly natural surroundings. It is a low maintenance garden with many oriental influences and a studio designed to look like a tea house. There are also two small ponds with fish and wildlife.”
The owners are Malcolm & Diane Styles.
I am sure you will agree with me this is a wonderful garden and bonsai collection.
brimfields.com 
I like bonsai but had never thought of making them the focal point of a garden but this has been achieved very sympathetically. Amelia
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He is an expert in growing them Amelia, he also shows them,
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I do agree. You’ve done very well to get a video. We went to some open gardens in Liverpool recently that were so busy, it was hard to move. This seems more peaceful – I loved the sound of the wind chimes.
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Yes, a great setting Brian. I am always fascinated by bonsai, and earlier in the year potted up a couple of tree seedlings to gave a go myself!
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That is what I do Cathy. You can buy cheap plastic bonsai pots on eBay that look good. Real ones are very expensive.
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Thanks for that tip, Brian 👍 It’s probably time I began training mine, I think – how long have you been growing yours?
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