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Tanuki Bonsai: Breathing New Life into Dead Trees

What is Tanuki Bonsai? Tanuki bonsai: definition Historically, a Tanuki bonsai is a bonsai made by grafting, the techniq...
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Creating Jin and Shari Bonsai: A Step-By-Step Guide

What is bonsai Jin & Shari Jin and Shari are two important techniques in bonsai that involve the use of deadwood to enha...
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Pinching Japanese Maple Bonsai Spring Buds: Why and How

Pinching spring buds on a Japanese maple bonsai involves removing the stipules and bud scales, as well as the center lea...
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The Art of Bonsai Deadwood

What is Bonsai Deadwood What is bonsai deadwood? Bonsai deadwood: the definition Bonsai deadwood refers to a part of a b...
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Bonsai Pruning: Why Do It and When?

Bonsai trees should be pruned to maintain their desired shape and control size, and to promote healthy growth.  While bo...
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Repotting and Pruning at Once: Can it be Done?

Major pruning of bonsai trees, except for flowering and fruiting trees, can be done at the same time as repotting if you...
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Positioning Bonsai Tree in a Pot: Bonsai Design 101

The position of a bonsai tree in a pot changes and influences the landscape you want to create. The golden ratio (1:1.61...
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Front And Back: A Guide For Positioning Bonsai

The front side of a bonsai tree is the side that looks most aesthetically pleasing from the viewing angle.  It is import...
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A Beginner’s Guide to Pine Bonsai Styles

Classic styles for pine bonsai trees include formal upright, informal upright, slanting, forest and bonsai-on-rock.  Of ...
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How to make a bonsai grow new branches

There are two methods that can make bonsai trees grow new branches: pinching and defoliating.  By repeating these proces...
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