Canopy: The peripheral foliage of the upper branches and those on the outer part of the tree.
Crown: Upper part of a tree where branches spread out from the trunk and define your bonsai silhouette.
Canopy - The foliage that makes up the outer and upper parts of a tree, or group of trees.
Collected tree - A tree collected from the wild and transplanted into a bonsai pot.
Bonsai Glossary: canopy - Upper and outermost portion of the trees branches.
Bonsai Glossary: chichi - Nodules found on the trunks of old Ginkgo specimens.
Canopy - all of the upper-most branches that form the top of a tree.
12. Chokkan - a traditional Japanese bonsai style; also called a formal upright.
As plants of all kinds grow, their root systems become larger and more extensive in order that they can supply their ever-expanding canopy of foliage with the necessary quantities of water and nutrients.
It may have a straight, powerful trunk or a dense canopy.
A feminine tree will have a more delicate appearance, a smooth trunkline, smooth bark, sinuous movement in it's trunk and branches. A light canopy and slow taper.
The Balance of the Canopy to the Root Mass The roots and top growth are in constant cyclical motion to stay balanced. In spring, the roots pump most of their stored energy to produce a full canopy of new leaves, and then shoots for more leaves.
Most seedlings do not survive in closed forest canopy situations. However, one to four year old seedling are common under dense canopy and though they eventually die if no light reaches them, they serve as a reservoir, ...
When creating bonsai with Scheffleras it is often best to create a full, continuous canopy tree. The solid canopy helps minimize the visual effect of looking at the oversized individual leaves.
Description: A beautiful evergreen tree that has spread broader than it is taller with dense umbrella-like canopy of pendant branches that cascade down to the ground, hence the name, weeping fig.
The wispy nature of the canopy, which sings with the breezes, is an especial feature I enjoy. The diffuse canopy style in this group picks up on the quality of the light and sound that I like in these trees in the wild.
Many people don't understand this and before they know it they have a branch 2" in diameter growing up through the weeping canopy of their tree.
General information: Japanese White Pine develops into a 25 to 50-foot-tall, graceful, irregularly-shaped tree, with an equal or greater spread, and a broad, flattened canopy. The 1 to 2.
In the bonsai tree it mostly covers the whole canopy giving you a sight that would leave you breathless. If the plant is happy, which means that is well fed and kept in controlled climate inducing flowering for bougainvillea bonsai would be easy.
JAPANESE MAPLE. With spring bud pinching and mid-summer defoliation, their autumn canopy is awesome. My first tree was a Japanese Maple, so maybe I'm predjudiced.
Adam from the US, says :
Beginner at bonsai.
Rainforests are humid and many smaller trees recieve a little sunlight through the canopy and misty rain. Normal household conditions usually stay quite warm and humid so this usually suffices for Banyans. However, try to maintain this! ...
This extraordinary Kurume azalea bonsai, created by Sunset associate artwork manager Dennis Leong, is just five years older. Leong started it by pruning the canopy of a tiny azalea to a small tree form.
finely teased ramification of twigs, of gently tapering trunks and of subtle and aged movement of branches - possibly linked also to the Japanese tradition of the beauty of the impermanent, has now been bent to our "way" of the display of a canopy of ...
White fibrous roots should be evident near the drip like or tip of the canopy.
This dense tree can grow upwards to 50-foot tall in the wild but when trained, it becomes a magnificent bonsai. The Japanese White Pine is irregularly shaped. It has a wonderful spread and broad but flattened canopy.
 See also: Tree, Plant, Bonsai, Trunk, Pruning
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