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The majority of bonsai artists are content with the more common deciduous, confierous, or fruit trees when developing their bonsai tree collection. But, more exotic bonsai varieties can be found that allow the bonsai artist to enhance his or her skills.
Wisteria makes one excellent alternative to the run-of-the-mill bonsai. A native of Japan, China, and Korea, they can reach 30 feet in the wild. Cultivating them into a bonsai can be an interesting challenge, because they don’t conform to any of the usual styles. Continue Reading »
One of the key characteristics of a bonsai tree is its shape. When you grow a bonsai, it’s not just another plant. Many people consider it to be an art, and spend much time sculpting their tree. Your imagination is the only limit when it comes to shaping bonsai trees. However, there are several profiles that are more widespread than others when it comes to bonsai shaping. Here’s a look at some of the most common shapes. Continue Reading »
Bonsai gardening is an ancient form of meditation used in Asian cultures for relaxation.
Today the hobby has spread around the world, with a large number of individuals indulging in the practice.
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