This Yamaki Pine bonsai is 400 years old.

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This Yamaki Pine bonsai is 400 years old.

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"Me-size forest!"
Bonsai Shadow, Chicago Botanical Garden, August 2024
courtyard (because apparently they love the cold), and it’s a huge improvement. Giving these trees the gallery treatment really highlights the skill of their trainers, and it’s fun trying to find the oldest tree in the collection.
Spoiler alert: it’s the Japanese Yew, which started training in 1924.