April 25, 2007

Bonsai: How To Care for Maple

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Maples come in a variety of sub-species, but all of them make beautiful bonsai trees. Slightly more difficult to care for, they are nonetheless greatly in demand by bonsai enthusiasts. Their leafy appearance is attractive,

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April 26, 2007

Bonsai: How To Care for Blue Junipers

Junipers are, along with pine, another of the common species sought by beginning bonsai enthusiasts. And for good reason: it’sa beautiful species that tolerates a wide variety of conditions well. Junipers make an especially good species

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May 5, 2007

Bonsai Gardening Site

I have long been fascinated with the art of bonsai, and I hope to one day become a successful practitioner of this beautiful method of gardening. Those unfamiliar with Bonsai might begin by reading this short article on bonsai for

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January 31, 2007

Bonsai Tree Gardening – Basic Tips for Growing a Beautiful Bonsai

The art of training the bonsai tree has been enjoyed for ages, and can make for quite the enjoyable and rewarding hobby. In fact, early forms of this practice actually began over a thousand years ago, when the Chinese started growing …

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April 22, 2007

Bonsai: The Basic Styles, Part II

Shakan (Slanting). Japanese bonsai artists have developed many intricate and detailed forms of bonsai, in which each element is positioned just so. This is evident in the shakan, or slanting, style. As the name suggests,

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April 27, 2007

Bonsai Containers

The Japanese have a word, ‘wa’, that roughly translates to ‘harmony’. It refers to relations between individuals, and man and nature. But it can also refer to the elements comprising a work of art. The art of bonsai uses this concept

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March 3, 2007

Guide to Bonsai Tools

Description and explanation of common tools used for bonsai.

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April 4, 2007

Bonsai Wiring Made Easier: Preparation

Wiring is the practice of wrapping aluminum or copper wire around the bonsai trunk or branches to shape the tree. Training bonsai is never easy, but it can be made easier by proper preparation and execution. …

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April 3, 2007

Bonsai Wiring Made Easier: Execution

Wiring is the practice of wrapping aluminum or copper wire around the bonsai trunk or branches to shape the tree. Training bonsai is never easy, but it can be made easier by proper preparation and execution. …

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March 1, 2007

How To Properly Winter a Native Bonsai Tree

Many people do not realize that most bonsai plants are outdoor plants. To properly cultivate and maintain most bonsai trees they should not be kept inside but should be outside year round. There are a group of what are called indoor …

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