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    Bonsai Styles - Formal Upright

    It is important for you to remember, as a beginner, that no single bonsai style is the “right” style. Bonsai is meant to be a representation of a tree in nature. Crafting a bonsai master...

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    Choosing The Best Plants For Your Garden

    Many times we buy plants on impulse then find there is nowhere in the garden that really suits them. Before buying plants carefully examine your garden to see how much sun and shade it gets, whether t...

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    Creating Your Bonsai - Dwarf Pomegranate

    Named scientifically as the Punica Granatum var. Nana, the dwarf pomegranate is but another popular specie of bonsai admired particularly for its flowering and fruiting properties. It is named as ...

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    Trees

    Almost any type of tree or shrub will be suitable for bonsai. In general, most experts agree that pine trees aren’t good for the beginner. When you are ready to work on your first tree you sho...

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    What To Look For

    In general there are five things that you should look for in nursery stock. First, look at the roots and check to see if they give the appearance of a strong foundation. The roots, at the base of th...

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    Windswept (Fukinagashi)

    Just imagine a tree being swept by a harsh wind and you’ll see the exact appearance of a windswept-styled bonsai. Yes, this form basically simulates the appearance of a tree being exposed to st...

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