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  • 1). The Art of Japanese Bonsai  By : Fran Black
    The Japanese refined and developed Bonsai techniques and evolved the art form it is today. For the Japanese, bonsai represents a fusion of strong ancient beliefs with the Eastern philosophies of the harmony between man, the soul and nature. The major aspects of Japanese bonsai, has not changed significantly over time. Bonsai initially originated in Egypt thousands of years ago and moved to China.
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  • 3). Introduction to bonsai tree growing: an overview  By : Cristina Diaz
    The art of growing bonsais is an ancient oriental tradition, in which bonsai means "tray gardening". There are traces of bonsais (miniature trees or bushes) in Egypt, Japan and China, and it was considered that the miniature tree would have concentrated the powers of the actual-size tree. Bonsai trees require a lot of care. The branches, leaves and roots need regular pruning to maintain the shape of the plant.
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  • 4). Bonsai Soil And Additives  By : Andrew Green
    Should I use a special Bonsai soil or just normal soil? The increased popularity of growing Bonsai trees and plants has brought with it many more specialist shops; the Internet being virtually awash with Bonsai supplies. As a beginner, it is usual for people to go out and buy everything they think they could possibly want to ever grow a Bonsai. However, there is a good chance you may not need it.
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  • 5). Bonsai - The Journey East To West  By : Steve Castle
    Since its beginnings in China, during the Han Dynasty over two thousand years ago, the art of growing miniature trees in containers, bonsai, has had an interesting history. Initially, penjing – as it is called in China, was considered too spiritual for the common folk and only nobles were permitted to own one. During the 14th century, the Chinese invaded Japan and brought with them many aspects of Chinese culture, including religion, calligraphy and penjing.
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  • 6). Bonsai Trees  By : Andrew Green
    What are Bonsai trees? Many people think of tiny little Japanese trees cut and pruned to a miniature size but literally speaking Bonsai means ‘plant in a tray’ and while they are smaller than their wild counterparts they don’t have to be a couple of inches tall; they can be grown in a pot in the garden and will be smaller than their wild counterparts.
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  • 7). What Is An Outdoor Bonsai?  By : Andrew Green
    Bonsai trees and plants are basically trees and plants that are pruned and trimmed to keep their size minimal. The trees and plants relish the practise because they get a lot of care and attention and have a lifespan similar, even greater in some cases, than their wild counterparts. Indoor Bonsai can be bought from virtually anywhere in the world and the increase in popularity has seen a large increase in the number of specialist shops dedicated to the growing and caring of Bonsai.
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  • 8). Selecting The Right Bonsai Pots Is Very Important  By :
    As with all types of plant pots, Bonsai pots are available in a huge array of sizes, shapes and colours but making sure you select the correct pot for your Bonsai tree can make the difference between a good looking Bonsai and an incredible looking Bonsai. Be warned, though, the pot you pick can have either positive or detrimental effects to the growth of your beloved Bonsai tree.
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  • 10). Bonsai Care - Watering Bonsai Plants  By :
    Copyright 2006 Mdarma Watering methods are very important to a Bonsai Plants. If you fail to observe this aspect, the chances are that you will lose your Bonsai Plant. You must understand that watering techniques do differ. One consolation is that most Bonsai Plants do have a similar pattern of watering them. Another important thing about watering Bonsai Plants is that you must know the type of soil that it was grown in.
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  • 12). What Bonsai Supplies Will I Need?  By : Andrew Green
    Growing Bonsai is a rewarding hobby that is accessible to all. You hardly need any room at all and you’ve probably got most of the tools already lying around the house and garden. The only ‘specialist’ equipment you may need to go and by will be a pair of chopsticks (yes, you read that right), a Bonsai pot and of course the tree or plant that you intend to turn into your Bonsai masterpiece.
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  • 16). General Bonsai Tree Care  By : Steve W
    Bonsai trees need care similar to any other plant below is a basic outline of care for a Bonsai tree. Lighting Many people do not realize that most bonsai trees should be kept outdoors year round. The few exceptions are the non-traditional tropical trees which need kept inside if you are not in a tropical environment. Outdoor bonsai should be positioned where they will get six or more hours of light each day.
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  • 17). Bonsai Care  By : -JD
    What are the basics of effective Bonsai care. Caring for your Bonsai tree involves many of the same activities associated with caring for a pot plant or an indoor plant. Well developed and healthy fibrous roots are essential for the continued good health of your Bonsai tree and repotting is an essential way to manage this process. Normally a young or fast growing Bonsai will need to be repotted roughly once a year; for less prolific growers or older trees it can be done as infrequently as once every five years.
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  • 18). Bonsai Plant Care  By : Andrew Green
    Bonsai plants are very similar to Bonsai trees in so far as if you give them a lot of care and attention and keep them healthy you will get a beautiful miniature plant in return. There are many different varieties of plant that you can use to create Bonsai plants. Some plants require very precise care routines to maintain a healthy and aesthetically pleasing plant, but regardless of what breed of plant you are using there are some basic guidelines to follow that will keep your plant in condition.
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  • 20). Guide to Bonsai Tools  By : Steve W
    To practice the art of Bonsai you must have the proper tools. I am going to list and describe the more common bonsai tools. When you first start out you will not need all of the tools listed and depending on your level of involvment in Bonsai you may never need them all. Pruning & Cutting Tools Pruning and cutting tools are used for any cutting that is too heavy to be performed with scisssors.
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  • 22). Growing Bonsai Trees  By : Andrew Green
    The essentials. The first thing you should decide when considering growing Bonsai Trees is what type of tree you want to grow. The type of tree you want will determine not only the tree you should buy but also the design of pot and the types of tools you may require, and of course you should have the knowledge of growing the particular type of Bonsai tree that you want.
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  • 24). Indoor Bonsai Trees  By : Bob Bastian
    An inside bonsai tree is going to be a great looking creature. They are going to be formal plants that sit up and are going to be different from anything else that you have ever seen.
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