Little Things for Bonsai People

Hey Bonsai Buds! This is the first official episode of Little Things for Bonsai People. After considering our new line up of hosts we decided the name of the podcast needed an update. Not to worry though because we will bring you the same juicy bonsai content you've come to expect! Tune in with the Little Things crew Evan, Mike, and Carmen weekly now for deep dives into the art of bonsai. https://...

Here's a spicy one! Mike and Evan discuss the art versus craft of bonsai in this episode. We should always look to the other visual arts to help us reimagine our bonsai designs!

Greetings bonsai buds! On this episode Evan, Mike, and Carmen have an open discussion about when to develop a bonsai using the clip and grow method versus the wire out every branch method. Will the crew come to a solid consensus of which is better? Listen to find out!

How's it going bonsai friends! On this episode Evan and Carmen discuss why is it important to have trees in your collection that are ready for show. For those who aspire to show a bonsai at a local club show or even a regional show, this is one to check out.

Hey bonsai friends! In this brand new episode, the show gets a revamp and new format. The Bonsai Southeast crew is now Evan Pardue, Mike Lane, and Carmen Leskoviansky. This episode in particular is a discussion of what Evan and Mike wish they knew going in fresh to bonsai and why is it important to take note of your experiences.

Good new everyone! We have another special guest on our podcast. Evan and Eddy Fernandez of Grove Bonsai have a discussion about bald cypress and inspirations for bonsai design. It's a pleasant and informative conversation. Check it out!

We're back at it again with another special guest! Evan chats with Josh Hooson of Bonsai-En about bonsai in Australia and how he overcame the challenges of starting a bonsai nursery from the ground up. Josh was very informative and has a lot to offer to the online world of bonsai.

This is the second part of Evan's conversation with Harry Harrington! The art of collecting yamadori is discussed in great detail as well as aftercare of the collected stock to ensure a higher success rate. It is always a treat to hear the perspective of other yamadori collectors and their experiences. Enjoy!

After a slight delay post Hurricane Ida, we are back in business. This time with a brand format and sound. This episode features the amazing Harry Harrington. Listen in as Evan and Harry talk about the beginnings of Bonsai4me and yamadori collecting practices in this very special two part series. Check it out!

This episode features a great conversation with a guest artist, Gilbert Cantu. Mark and Evan talk with Gilbert about his online presence under the name of Little Jade Bonsai and deep dive into care and development of portulacaria afra.

Welcome back listeners! Nate and Evan return to the bald cypress care guide and continue to pick through the species in detail. Maybe they will manage to get through the rest of the care guide, maybe not. Listen to find out!

This episode features our second very special guest, Jonas Dupuich! Evan and Mark talk with Jonas about microclimates, Japanese black pine techniques, and native trees. There's a lot of valuable information packed in this one.

This episode of Bonsai Southeast features our very first guest bonsai artist, Mike Lane! Mark and Evan catch up with Mike and talk about his recent publication in Bonsai Focus Magazine.

On this episode of Bonsai Southeast, Nate and Evan sit down and talk their favorite species for bonsai; bald cypress. This will be a multi-part episode because there is so much to be said about this species when it comes to general care and how to design them.

Evan and Mark have a good ol' sit down conversation about bonsai misconceptions and the world of misinformation. This episode is basically just two guys in their 30's reminiscing about their influences and the Karate Kid.

Welcome to the first episode of Bonsai Southeast! On this episode Evan and Nate have a conversation about yamadori collection in the southeast and how to deal with the challenges that come along with it. Sponsored by Underhill Bonsai of Folsom, Louisiana.