Rose trees aren't traditional bonsai material but, as you can see, with a little creativity it's possible to make bonsai from almost anything.
My Pinterest bonsai board is http://pinterest.com/gina145/bonsai/ There's not much there yet, but I added a few interesting trees I found while browsing through Pinterest last night and I'll try to find some more as soon as I've got some free time. As you can see there is a huge variety of sizes. Walter Pall, who features in one of the photos, is a very well known bonsai artist and I will be attending one of his workshops when he visits South Africa in October.
RoyalFeather, how long is it since your trees were repotted? Did you cut a lot of root when you potted them? If your trees are settled it may be safe to do a little light training. Just don't try to do too much at once. (I'm assuming that you're in the Northern hemisphere and that it's spring where you are.)
My Pinterest bonsai board is http://pinterest.com/gina145/bonsai/ There's not much there yet, but I added a few interesting trees I found while browsing through Pinterest last night and I'll try to find some more as soon as I've got some free time. As you can see there is a huge variety of sizes. Walter Pall, who features in one of the photos, is a very well known bonsai artist and I will be attending one of his workshops when he visits South Africa in October.
RoyalFeather, how long is it since your trees were repotted? Did you cut a lot of root when you potted them? If your trees are settled it may be safe to do a little light training. Just don't try to do too much at once. (I'm assuming that you're in the Northern hemisphere and that it's spring where you are.)