American Bonsai Society's annual Learning Seminars will be presented in partnership with Rocky Mountain Bonsai Society and Denver Botanic Gardens. Join us June 8-11 for this unique opportunity in the Denver area! Register for the event and find more information here!

Please join us and Denver Takayama Sister City
Committee (DTSCC) volunteers for a semi-annual park maintenance. Parts of the maintenance includes “candling” of the five bonsai character trees. Trash cleanup and weeding is also
involved. Please bring gloves and a hat.
Water and refreshments will be provided by
DTSCC.

Join us for our April meeting where Darrell Whitley will present on Shimpaku junipers.

Grafting workshop led by Kirk Fieseler.
Ponderosa Pine and Spruce plant material will be supplied for participants to use to learn grafting techniques.

We will continue our weekend workshop series with our next workshop hosted by Darell Havener. This is a great time to bring and work on your own   trees while also socializing with fellow members. In addition, we will cover how to audit your own collection in search of a tree to show.

Bjorn Bjornholm of Eisei-en will present. More details to follow.

This presentation by Kirk Fieseler will cover grafting and propagation techniques, as well as the types trees he grows. A small number of trees will be available for purchase at the meeting.

Presented by 2023 Artist of the Year Dan Wiederrecht

See RMBS member email for more information,

(Weather Dependent)

Tom Anglewicz will host the annual repotting workshop, free to RMBS members in good-standing. This is an opportunity to learn about correct procedures for repotting trees into bonsai containers. RSVP with Tom Anglewicz.

Mike Britten is an experienced collector of native material. The presentation will cover the legal and ethical considerations of collecting, tools and techniques, and after care.

Members Discussion:
Review the past year's programs and show planning for the future.