How To Grow Bonsai Trees
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Recently, I was looking at Bonsai Trees on the Internet and came across some of the most beautiful bonsai trees I had ever seen. The site was Bonsai Boy of NY
Bonsai Boy of NY
They had an amazing variety of bonsai, including Juniper Trees, Flowering Bonsai Trees, Bonsai Trees for under $30
To enhance the beauty of your bonsai, each of their premium trees is potted in a glazed, imported, proportionate, ceramic container which includes decorative landscape pebbles and a multi-colored, textured rock accessory. Their custom bonsai soil mix has been developed over the years to ensure good water retention, drainage and nutrition absorbing capacity. All of their established bonsai trees are shipped with easy-to-follow care instructions and carefully wrapped and securely packaged so that they arrive quickly and in excellent condition.
To see this amazing selection of Bonsai Trees go to Bonsai Boy of NY
Interesting Bosai Facts
Did You Know That
That the origin of Bonsai, while often attributed to the Japanese, is actually Chinese in derivation. Many experts agree that bonsai, know as Pensai in China, was practiced by scholars, monks and the noble classes of China as far back as 600 A.D. A few centuries later, bonsai, along with Zen Buddhism, and much of the best of Chinese culture was brought to Japan.
That the word "Bonsai", which is pronounced "Bone- Sigh", is made up of the two Japanese characters: "Bon" meaning tray and "sai" meaning plant, which when literally translated means: tray plant. Of course, the cultivation of bonsai trees has advanced much since its humble start as plants in trays.
That an earthquake is responsible for shifting the "epicenter" of bonsai cultivation in Japan. In 1923 an 8.3 magnitude earthquake devastated the entire Kanto region of Japan. Destroying vast portions of the two largest cities: Tokyo and Yokohama; along with a majority of the commercial bonsai businesses. As a result, the bonsai business community, in an effort to save their livelihoods, collectively purchased a tract of land outside of Tokyo, in the Omiya region, where their businesses once again flourished. Hence, a new epicenter of bonsai cultivation in Japan was created (which exists and thrives to this day).
That in 1976 the people of Japan, in honor of the USA Bicentennial Celebration, presented to America 53 priceless bonsai trees and 6 remarkable viewing stones. These gifts were to become the foundation of our national collection. This magnificent group is housed at the National Bonsai and Penjing Museum, located within the U.S. National Arboretum, in Washington, D.C. It has since become the largest collection of its kind - housing bonsai from around the world!
Bonsai Gardening SecretsBy: Eric A. Olsen
You will have a virtual Encyclopedia on Bonsai Trees written in plain english so you can actually use the information.
"Bonsai Gardening Secrets" will show you how to grow beautiful bonsai trees quickly...even if your a beginner.
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Bonsai Care SecretsBy: D C Bowns
This ebook covers nearly everything you need to know about growing bonsai trees. It is loaded with easy to read information and over 50 color pictures to help you see, choose and select the bonsai tree that is right for you.
Whether you are a beginner or experienced gardener this book is a must have. Learn how to identify, select , plant, grow, cure diseases, fertilize, prune, revive, wire and train all your Bonsai Trees in one resource.
BONSAI CARE SECRETS