The winner of our first giveaway and recipient of a pair of Ryuga Multi Purpose Bonsai Scissors is Hayley L from County Durham.
You could win a pair of Ryuga 3 in 1 Multi Purpose Bonsai Scissors if you’re the lucky winner of our first giveaway in 2020.
We’re starting off the brand new year by running our very first giveaway. And the prize is one which any bonsai enthusiast will find useful.
You could win a pair of Ryuga 3 in 1 multi purpose bonsai scissors in stainless steel finish worth £50. They’re a great all round scissor which you can use for a wide range of jobs on your bonsai trees.
You can use the scissors for trimming your tree and its roots, while the notch in the blades lets you cut slightly thicker branches as well as wire up to 3mm thickness.
Ryuga tools offer excellent quality at great prices, and they are produced for the Japanese market, meeting Japanese quality control standards.
These scissors feel great in the hand – they are a high quality tool that you are going to love using.
And one lucky Beechfield Bonsai visitor is going to win a free pair of Ryuga 3 in 1 Scissors in stainless steel finish!
For your chance to win this prize, you simply need to log into the Rafflecopter below and answer the easy question.
And there’s an additional social media entry that you can use to boost your chances of winning.
The giveaway will close at 11.59PM on Friday 31st January 2020 and is open to UK entrants aged 18+ only.
And the question you need to answer to be in with a chance of winning this prize is:
What is top of your Bonsai Jobs list for 2020?
Good luck!
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Try growing some tree seeds
to carefully rearrange a couple of them into new more suitable planters
To buy and nurture one
growing some
a light structure prune, just light but to plan what I want to achieve
Waiting for the new to come
I need to rewire a few & try to re pot some too…
strat preparing my garden for spring
Trying to grow one from cuttings.
I need to buy one for the grandkids.
Learning more about pruning them.
To trim my trees!
To get better at keeping them
Carefully shape by trimming.
My father in law needs these
to learn more about them
To repot my Chinese Elm to revitalise it :)
Have a good garden clear out
To buy one and keep it feeling special
To give a light shaping prune. Nothing major but enough to make a difference.
to grow some from seed
plant the seeds I got for Christmas
To make it my new hobby and learn more about it !
I have lots of reading and research to do!
I need to change the pots that they are all in, definitely the first job to do
Thinking about trimming soon
Learn more about them
To learn more about them.
To get the garden cleaned up hopefully the weather will improve
Some wiring and then fine pruning to improve twisted shapes
trying to grow from cuttings xx
To buy my first bonsai
To plant the seeds I was given for Christmas
To plant seeds I received as a gift xx
Very little needs to be do with my Bonsai in January, but pretty soon I will be trimming the roots and repotting
To get some beginners guides and start from there.
I would love to buy a brand new one from a gorgeous plant centre near me which specialises in unusual plants
To start off a sycamore tree – have lots of seedlings in the garden x
LEARN TO GROW VEG
Buy a better pair of pruners
To make sure I take care of it xxx
Buy one.
this would be great for sorting my garden out
repotting
Like to try these to trim my box hedge I’ts only 15” tall needs careful shaping
grow one from cuttings.
Tidy up the spare room.
To plant the seeds I received as a Xmas present
To learn more before I buy one at the end of the month :)
I’d like to start a forced bend to offset the beautiful planter.
Finish my research!
A bit of a trim, learning as we go along with our first one!
To get better at keeping them
Buy my first bonsai
I took up this hobby to cultivate my patience. Trimming the roots too quickly can be disastrous as I have found to my cost. Still working on going at the right pace.
Not to talk to my bonsais, I do that anyway to be more positive about what I say to them, my little beauties. Other than that stopping to have a cup of tea every afternoon in my greenhouse.
I’d like to grow another from seed
To start off a sycamore tree –
I would like to experiment with Raft style bonsai
Im going to Roughly turn over the soil and let mother nature break it down for me.
I make sure all my plants are in good shape over the winter.
Just keeping my eye on them -soon will be reshaping but not yet
I need to carefully trim one.
to make sure my plants are ok and well looked after
Attempting to successfully grow and nurture my first
Trim my little tress to help them grow.
To shape and trim my specimen
To try to start a bonsai from scratch, rather than buy them already as a bonsai
Need a pair of these
Pruning, refinement and shaping new growth
informative and inspirational visit on Friday
Thank you
I have just bought my first bonsai tree
To grow a lime tree from seed
To watch more videos on how to prune better, and in general, get the best from the tree. I only have one at the moment, but I would like more. I’m impressed with the Japanese art of tree pruning. I have Okatsune secateurs and snips.
Get myself a Bonsai!
To try and grow some by seed.
Trying to grow one from my cuttings.
I’ve bought a book in the subject and plan to read it before attempting to look after my first Bonsai tree.
To try and grow one, my 1st attempt was a failure,
I need to figure out how to repot one thats very dear to me, terrified of killing it!!
To trim my trees
To give my tree and trim
repotting it without killing it!
Finally renovating the garden this spring!
i will be pruning my trees this spring, but in the mean time, i spend a lot of time making sure they are watered and warm xx
top of my to do list is to do some trimming
To plant this season’s seeds, nurture the seedlings and watch them grow. 500g of acorns, 50 Judas tree seeds and 1 gram (1000 seeds!) of Princess Tree seeds.
To learn more about it and start.
To grow one
I need to get in all that I need for repotting in April
weeding and tidying
I need to remind my partner to plant his seeds – I’m entering the competition on his behalf x
I’ve been busy all January. Lying on my hammock and admiring my bonsai. Happy Sigh….
Some weeding I think
It would be Pruning.
buy a new decorative pot for repotting
Get up to speed with my trimming!
To keep mine alive. It does not like my cold house
my garden is a absolute tip. need to get out there and make it pretty again!!
I need to look into their care and then getting one.
To start preparing my garden for spring time!
I can’ wait to get out and trim my bush – towards the end of the summer it went out of control
General upkeep! Mine needs a trim and shape but apart from that it’s going strong :)
To prune for beautiful shape
To read more expert tips and advice re trimming & shaping
To read the book I bought to make sure I repot and trim the one I have properly
To learn how to care for one properly as unfortunately I killed the last bonsai I owned by watering it incorrectly.
Just bought my first one so lots of reading is in order so I don’t kill it
To read up on how to prune properly.
I need to do a whole bunch of reading so I know what to do over the next few months!
To read about it
To repot them.
To try and rescue my Dads Chinese Elm Bonsai
To plant the seeds.