Dale Cochoy - USA *
Dale Cochoy
USA

Email:dcochoy(at)neo.rr.com
 
I began studying bonsai in 1978. I started Wild Things Bonsai Studio in 1989 and began teaching at that time. I have been a vendor, lectured and demonstrated at numerous clubs and symposiums around the eastern United States since that time.  In 1997 I was the only U.S. vendor at the 3rdWorld Bonsai Convention in Seoul, Korea.  I was personally invited by the President of the Korean Bonsai Association to sell power wood carving tools.  I can comfortably style or restyle bonsai from collected or established stock and I specialize in power wood carving during demonstrations.
I began making my own hand-made stoneware bonsai pottery in 1998 and this has become a successful part of my business since that time. I also teach and lecture on pottery making and often conduct pottery making demonstrations and workshops at bonsai clubs around the eastern U.S.  I won 2ndplace in the “Contemporary” category in the first NBF sponsored American bonsai pottery competition at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum in the U.S. National Arboretum in Washington, D.C.
I have twice entered photographs of a personal tree in the World Bonsai Photo Contest and each time had the tree selected in the top 100 entries.
 
The bonsai illustrated is a very large specimen of Buxus Microphylla ‘Compacta’ with the common local name of “Kingsville Boxwood”. The tree and pot stands 40 inches ( 101.6cm) in height. The tree alone stands 33inches ( 83.8cm) above the Japanese Tokoname-ware pot, with a branch depth of 38 inches ( 96.5cm) and a branch spread of 32 inches ) 81.3cm). 

 

Main Menu

Members only section has arrived

All members with an email address

should have received their login details

 

Hope you are enjoying this added BCI benifit

Convention 2012

Join BCI

Events

Online Store

Magazines