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Bonsai Gardening:     more books (101)

Successful Bonsai Shaping by Peter D. Adams, 1993-07 The Bonsai Identifier by Gordon Owen, 1991-02 The Art of Natural Bonsai: Replicating Nature's Beauty by David Joyce, 2006-02-28 Making Bonsai Landscapes: The Art Of Saikei by Herb Gustafson, 1999-12-31 The Beauty of Bonsai: A Guide to Displaying and Viewing Nature's Exquisite Sculpture by Junsun Yamamoto, Masahiko Kimura, 2011-01-03 El libro del Bonsai: La guia definitiva para los amantes del Bonsai by Dan Barton, 2006-07-01 Gardening with Bonsai by Rex E Mabe, 1974 Bonsai (Gardening) by Martina Hop, 1997-04-01 The Secret Techniques of Bonsai: A Guide to Starting, Raising, and Shaping Bonsai by Masakuni Kawasumi II and Masakuni Kawasu III, 2006-02-17 Choosing and Growing Bonsai by Peter Chan, 2007-06-01 The Art of Indoor Bonsai: Cultivating Tropical, Sub-Tropical and Tender Bonsai by John Ainsworth, 1992-08 Bonsai: Nature in Miniature by Kyuzo Murata, Isamu Murata, 2001-01-10 The Art of Bonsai Design by Colin Lewis, 2002-08-28 Growing Bonsai by Henry Cathey, 2010-08-07

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61. Gardening - Gardening At Bonsai Clubs International
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    Extractions: GARDENING HOME IMPROVEMENT PESTS PETS ... Gardening A garden is both an asset and a valuable source of relaxation and recreation. A well designed garden creates a personal space that enhances privacy and complements the surroundings. With a knowledge of the climate, soil and local conditions, a well-designed garden will almost take care of itself, with healthy plants resisting weeds and disease, and requiring minimal maintenance.

62. GArdening BOnsai TRees LAndscaping Plants NUrsery SUpplies ORchids ROses GArden
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63. City Gardening Bonsai Plants
    City gardening bonsai Plants. bonsai Boy of NY has a large selection ofbonsai plants available Just click on the text link to visit that site.  
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    gardening. Alternatives Finances gardening Hobbies Home Family Parenting The Ancient Art Of bonsai Revised Edition by Elizabeth Chute,  
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65. Gardening Books - Bonsai Books On Japanese Miniature Gardening -
    Gardlog.jpg (20270 octets) bonsai Books on Japanese Miniature GardeningThe Art of bonsai Creation, Care and Enjoyment by Yuji  
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66. Web Bound - Gardening: Trees-Bonsai
    WebBound Magazine, The Essential Web Resource gardening WebBound Magazine, TheEssential Web Resource Treesbonsai. Main gardening Trees-bonsai (90)  
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67. Bonsai Books - The Japanese Art Of Bonsai
    bonsai. Books on Japanese Miniature gardening. Timber Pr Paperback 287 pages (February1997). bonsai for the Beginner (1995) VHS Listed under gardening Videos.  
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68. Bonsai Factsheet - Gardening Australia - ABC
    gardening Australia Fridays at 6.30 pm Sundays at 1.00 pm. 24/1/2003.TITLE bonsai. PRESENTER Jerry ColebyWilliams. Plants grow  
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    Extractions: Email this page Print-friendly Plants grow in some very hostile places, on mountaintops, rock faces, coastal dunes and cliff faces. An array of woody plants can be found that are naturally gnarled, stunted and deformed in any landscape. From their exposure to extreme environmental conditions including animals and humans, these plants develop a different appearance to their counterparts that inhabit more protected areas. What is a bonsai? Bon-sai is Chinese (same in Japanese) for potted tree. Although bonsai is defined as the art and science of growing miniature trees and shrubs in decorative pots, simply having a tree in a pot does not necessarily make it a bonsai. A bonsai is an artistic replica of a natural tree/s in miniature form and exists only in a pot or container as a work of art with expert care and manipulation of the plant. The Chinese first practiced the art of growing miniature trees. These are handed down as prized family heirlooms, so some are extremely old and very valuable. The aim of bonsai is to create a picture of how we see nature on a miniature scale, using living plant material that has been carefully trained and pruned. Bonsai is as much a visual art as is painting or sculpture. It must have all the aesthetic requirements of a painting - composition, balance, perspective, depth, texture, colour etc. Visual impact on the viewer is important. If it looks like a real tree, expressing its true beauty and majesty, then the bonsai artist will have succeeded.

69. ClickCents FIND Engine: BETTER SHELTER : GARDENING : BONSAI
    Random Link Search FIND Engine BETTER SHELTER gardening bonsaiTop BETTER SHELTER gardening bonsai bonsai Links Links  
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70. Tansu Links To Bonsai, Orchids, Ikebana, Gardening & Water Gardening
    LINKS. bonsai Clubs International. BCI is a nonprofit educational sharingof knowledge. bonsai Society of Upstate New York. A non-profit  
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    Extractions: info@tansu-uh.com Bonsai Clubs International BCI is a non-profit educational organization which advances the ancient and living art of bonsai and related arts through the global sharing of knowledge. Bonsai Society of Upstate New York A non-profit organization of bonsai enthusiasts based in the Greater Rochester New York area. Programs, membership, and pictures of their exhibitions. International Bonsai Arboretum Orchid Net An on-line orchid club with information on orchids, species, care, problems, more orchid links, and photographs from all over the world. Wildwood Gardens Bonsai specialist since 1946. Tony (founder) and Frank Mihalic teach around the world and raise, design and sell bonsai at their Chardon, Ohio nursery.

71. Mailorder Gardening Association - Brussel's Bonsai Nursery, LLC Page
    Brussel's bonsai Nursery, LLC 8365 Center Hill Road Olive Branch,MS 38654 Phone 800582-2593 Fax 662-895-4157 Aquatic Plants  
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    CATEGORIES bonsai , gardening Groups , Plants LOCATIONS Rhyl North West FungusGroup http//ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/pfh2/nwfg.htm The North West  
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74. Storeybooks.com: GARDENING: Bonsai Trees | Excerpt
    bonsai Survival Manual Appropriate for both beginners and bonsai enthusiastswith ata-glance profiles on 50 popular varieties.  
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76. Your Resource For Houseplants And Indoor Gardening    Home  Articles  Book
    Indoor gardening Store Caring For bonsai by Ellen DuBois I have several bonsai treesof various varieties and have learned through trial and error that their  
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    Extractions: I have several Bonsai trees of various varieties and have learned through trial and error that their care is very involved. Out of the many aspects of care, the one that people ask me about the most is Shaping. I am no expert in this matter, but I do have experience which has proven to be successful. I have also done a tremendous amount of research on the subject not only out of a love of the Bonsai, but to protect my investment as well. These small trees are not inexpensive! When you look at a well shaped Bonsai, what do you see? A flowing form that captures the eye. To obtain this, you don't simply begin pruning and snipping away with no plan in mind. This is where the "Rule of Thirds" comes into play. I found this information while conducting my research, and it's proven very helpful. Simply put, the Rule of Thirds is an aid to designing the shape of your Bonsai. Take the total space of your plant and its container and divide it into thirds both horizontally and vertically. This gives you the proper "division of space" before you prune and allows you to get the results you desire: a properly shaped miniature tree. You always want to look at the front, back, and sides of your Bonsai before touching it. Also, look at its roots so you can connect them with the areas of the tree's growth.

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79. Hampton Roads Gardening - Lawn Care - The Art Of Bonsai
    Featured yards receive $50 and a gardening gift. Richard decided he wantedto let the art of bonsai influence the look and feel of their back yard.  
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    Extractions: "If you get too many, you cannot take care of them like you should," says Richard, a member of the Virginia Bonsai Society. When selecting plant material to create a bonsai, Richard suggests looking for a tapering trunk, well-defined root system and a leaf size proportionate to the tree you want to create. Bonsai plants need excellent drainage and the right potting medium. Richard uses a mix of bark, poultry grit and turface, which Richard says is a fired clay that retains water. Osmocote is his choice of fertilizer. A garden-variety juniper is an excellent choice for your first bonsai plant, says Richard. It can be trained in all styles and sizes of bonsai and can be kept indoors in a sunny window or left protected outdoors during winter. "You start bringing them down in size, then develop fine branching," says Richard. "You take what Mother Nature gives you and go from there."

80. Bonsai - Golden Acre Gardening Guide
    bonsai does not refer to a type of plant but rather describes a method of pruningand shaping to create an illusion of a very old tree in miniature.  
    http://www.goldenacregarden.com/houseplants/bonsai.htm
    
    Extractions: Bonsai does not refer to a type of plant but rather describes a method of pruning and shaping to create an illusion of a very old tree in miniature. It is placed in a small pot which further restricts root growth and therefore plant size. A bonsai can be created from any plant which develops a woody trunk and tolerates pruning well. Bonsai can be created from tropical plants, perennials with woody stems, deciduous shrubs and evergreens. There are several forms, such as formal upright, cascade, forest and windswept. The easiest bonsai to care for, if you are a beginner, is a tropical plant. A weeping fig , for example, grows well in our homes, so will continue to do so after it is pruned and repotted. Also suitable are boxwood (Buxus), Fukien Tea (Carmona), myrtle (Myrtus), Natal plum (Carissa) and Tree of a Thousand Stars (Serissa). Deciduous shrubs and woody perennials need a cold, dormant period in the winter, just as if they were growing outdoors. Plants such as white or paper birch (Betula), crabapple (Malus), Siberian elm (Ulmus), Cotoneaster, and pygmy caragana form attractive bonsai. During the winter they need to be kept in a cold but frost-free place and need little light after they have lost their leaves. Close to but not touching a cold window in a cool room is suitable. A garage heated to just above freezing, or a root cellar, may be appropriate, or the plant may be buried in the ground to just above the pot rim and mulched well over winter. They can't be kept outdoors in a pot above the ground during the winter, as the soil temperature fluctuates dramatically during our weather changes.

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