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What Is Bonsai Ramification and How To Do It? Bonsai is the art of propagation and cultivation of small trees. It originated in China but
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What Is Bonsai Ramification and How To Do It? Bonsai is the art of propagation and cultivation of small trees. It originated in China but
Best Bonsai Trees for Deadwood Style Deadwood on a bonsai specimen evokes an emotional response from people. This emotional response is not only an appreciation
Top Bonsai Tree Meanings and Symbols Bonsai is a popular art form dating back centuries. It primarily started in East Asia and is now practiced
What you Need for Pruning Azaleas Flowering azaleas adorn the gardens with stunning beauty and bright colors every spring. These hardy shrubs can grow up
Don’t miss out on our latest bonsai guides! Bonsai Alchemist has been writing many guides over the last year in an effort to help you
The world is increasing its interest in the Hibiscus bonsai Something is stirring in the world of the Hibiscus bonsai tree. According to our latest
How to repot Hibiscus Hibiscus is one of the plant kingdom’s biggest flexes. This flowering genus has permeated almost every climate and living condition known
The Bonsai Show Live 2022: All You Need to Know During the past week, we’ve been busy working on an A to Z bonsai gallery
The Taikan Bonsai Exhibition 2022 will take place in Nov If you’re a fan of Japanese events, you won’t want to miss the Taikan Bonsai
Bonsai Tree Crossword Puzzle Week 4 Welcome to the fourth bonsai tree crossword puzzle on our site! We have a challenging one for you this
Winter Silhouette Bonsai Exhibition to take place in Dec 2022 Those of you living in North Carolina are in for a treat, especially residents near
The A to Z of Bonsai Trees Welcome to our very first bonsai gallery. I’ve decided to kick it off with an A to Z
Z for Zelkova With only six species, the Zelkova genus is probably one of the smallest genera grown as bonsai. It’s actually part of the
Y for Yew We’ve finally reached the majestic Yew genus. With only about 16 species still alive today, there are four species that have become
X for Xylosma If this genus name is hard for you to say, you can try brushholly instead. As part of the willow family (Salicaceae),
W for Wisteria As one of the genera with only a few species, the Wisteria tree is probably one you already know. Growing natively in
V for Viburnum Consisting of a massive genus of about 175 species, Viburnum isn’t an everyday name you’ll hear spoken in the bonsai community. It’s
U for Ulmus You’ve finally reached the majestic Elm genus I mentioned before, swapping it from E to U. You’ve no doubt heard about the
T for Texas Ebony Here’s one of our bonsai species from the legume or bean family. As the name implies, it’s mostly found in Texas,
S for Spruce Picea, or Spruce, is another genus in the Pine family that’s quite popular as a bonsai. While they aren’t available everywhere, they’re
R for Red Flowering Gum While this species is called Corymbia ficifolia, some refer to it as Eucalyptus ficifolia. I prefer the former. This beautiful
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