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Brooklyn Botanic Garden Record, "Plants & Gardens"; Dwarfed Potted Trees: The Bonsai of Japan; Bonsai Culture, Kinds Suitable For Amateurs, Containers, Repotting, Care. Vol. 9, No. 3 #13) by Kan Yashiroda, 1987-05-24 Bonsai plant guide by Kit Pearlstein, 1960 Bonsai: Nature in Miniature by Kyuzo Murata, Isamu Murata, 2001-01-10 "Bonsai Tree"Trimming Sculpting and Pruning Masterpieces of Bonsai The Bonsai Handbook: A Complete Guide To The Techniques, Design, Care And Cultivation Of Miniature Trees And Shrubs by Ken Norman, 2007-08-25 Bonsai: Art and Technique (Lothian Garden Series) by Jennifer Wilkinson, 1994-06 The MacMillan Book of Bonsai by Horst Daute, 1986-06 Outstanding American Bonsai by Randy T. Clark, 1989-09-01 Growing and Caring For Your Bonsai Tree (Pink Panda Publishing) (Kindle Edition) by Pink Panda Publishing, 2009-05-26 Bonsai Tree: Trimming, Sculpting and Pruning! by Manuel Ortiz Braschi, 2010-03-08 Bonsai Beginner's Guide: Everything You Need to Know About Bonsai Master The Art Of Bonsai Trees by Martha McRay, 2010-03-25 Four Seasons of Bonsai by Kyuzo Murata, 1997-06

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81. Tucson Botanical Gardens, One Of Tucson's Treasures
    Learn about bonsai techniques and how to choose suitable plants. Each participantwill have the handson opportunity to create their own bonsai.  
    http://www.tucsonbotanical.org/html/classes.html
    
    Extractions: Gardening and Landscape Design All classes require pre-registration. Payment must be received in advance in order to reserve a place in a class, workshop, or field trip. Some of the classes are limited in size. For further information, please call (520) 326-9686 ext. 10 or view Class Registration Information ONGOING GARDEN ATTRACTIONS TBG Picnic Area

82. 800silktree.com - Silk Plants Wedding Flowers Artificial Palm Tree
    Manufacturer of the fine quality silk and preserved trees Flowers Silk For those needing a larger quantity of plants, perhaps you are redecorating yourhome or office, or opening a new ficus tree artificial bonsai silk flowers.  
    http://www.800silktree.com/

83. Gardening: Growing How-to
    Seeds for house plants from your kitchen; Harvesting seeds from your garden; Startingseeds indoors; Plant propagation techniques. bonsai How to grow bonsai; How to  
    http://www.essortment.com/in/Gardening.Growing.How.To/

84. Succulent Bonsai -- Capturing The Spirit Of The Desert
    Succulents may be staged as individual bonsai, forests, companion plants,or in landscape trays. Avoid planting species with different  
    http://www.bbg.org/gar2/topics/plants/2002wi_bonsai.html
    
    Extractions: by Susan Amoy Adult Moringa ovalifolia tree in the wild, Namibia. Succulent plants are fascinating in their diversity of form. In the wild, they range from towering trees, such as Moringa ovalifolia, to inch-high "living stones," like Lithops karasmontana. Many succulents, such as aloes, sedums, and kalanchoes, have become staples in the American garden and home. Now there is growing interest in applying bonsai techniques to succulents. Though it may seem like an odd matchup, bonsai practice can contribute much to our knowledge of succulent species, and succulents make interesting and unusual additions to bonsai collections. Bonsai is an ancient art form that seeks to re-create nature in miniature. It was born out of a deep appreciation for the natural world and a desire to convey the spiritual power and beauty of the larger landscape to more confined domestic spaces. Its practitioners developed proven methods for pruning and shaping plant specimens to exhibit the forms of adult trees molded by their natural environments. There are many reasons why succulents make ideal subjects for bonsai. Native to tropical and semitropical arid regions around the globe, many species are naturally small or undergo "dwarfing" in the wild due to harsh conditions. Growing slowly from crevices and rocky ground and enduring abrasive winds, erratic water supply, dramatic fluctuations in daily temperature, browsing by animals, bright sunlight, and thin, fast-draining soil, mature succulents can actually end up looking like bonsai.

85. Compare Prices For Garden Flowers And Plants With ANY At Shopping.com
    Rollout garden automatically plants a 5 bonsai Junipers, bonsai JunipersReady to enjoy We've done all the pruning and character shaping.  
    http://www.shopping.com/xFN-Garden Flowers and Plants/FD-770/KW-ANY/kworg-ANY/li

86. National Bonsai Foundation - Chinese Collection Assembly
    of 1983, Lanman wrote to Dr. Wu on behalf of the National bonsai Committee, expressingthe Committee's conviction that Chinese artistic pot plants should have  
    http://www.bonsai-nbf.org/china/assembly.htm
    
    Extractions: National Bonsai Foundation How the Chinese Collection was Assembled Artistic pot plants created in the United States have generally resembled Japanese bonsai. This is because American bonsai teachers have been trained by Japanese masters. They have learned Japanese techniques, studied Japanese pictures and emulated Japanese styles. While many American bonsaiists were aware that the art had originated in China, they tended to regard Japanese masterpieces as the ultimate achievement and Chinese trees as historical footnotes. In the early 1970s, American bonsaiists began to pay more attention to Chinese traditions. This development is due in no small measure to the efforts of Dr. Yee-sun Wu , a student of Chinese literature and art, who for many years maintained a large collection of artistic pot plants at his garden in Hong Kong. In 1969, "fearing that the Chinese art of training pot plants might someday be lost," Dr. Wu privately published a catalogue showing 200 of his trees. His philosophy draws heavily on his familiarity with art and literature: "Those who know about artistic pot plants all agree that in order to produce an exquisite work of art in the form of a pot plant, one has to put in a lot of patient hard work and also possess competent knowledge of horticulture and literary taste . . . . The trainer must be able to grasp the unique qualities of each variety and in the process of dwarfing retain its good points and discard the bad. His work is likened to that of the accomplished artist who, while reserving the major characteristics of the object he paints, brings out the best in the object with inspired five strokes of his brush and makes it even surpass the original in beauty."

87. Jungle Plants Wholesale: Rare Bananas, Aroids, Gingers, Bonsai, Tubers, Rhizomes
    List of plants with pictures. To buy our plants in Europe please see ourpartner Tropicalplants.de for distribution in European countries.  
    http://natureproducts.net/Products/Plant_list.html
    
    Extractions: To buy our plants in Europe please see our partner TropicalPlants.de for distribution in European countries. Please note that this page has become a reference, only, as we do no longer ship single plants to foreign countries . However, we are looking for distributors and wholesale importers in a number of countries . Should you be interested to become a distributor or should you know a good distribution company in the horticulture business in your country, please establish our contacts. For a complete listing of our plants, please go to the seeds section.

88. Flowers | GoCollect.com
    Exotic; bonsai; Cactus. Seasonal; Flowering plants; Potted plants. Wedding.Potted plants. Juniper bonsai 3 years $36.95, Juniper bonsai cascading $39.95,  
    http://www.gocollect.com/flowers/category.asp?fcid=24

89. Bonsai Tools
    In bonsai cultivation, the plants are kept small and in true proportion to theirnatural models by growing them in small containers, feeding and watering only  
    http://www.hidatool.com/bonsai.html
    
    Extractions: The art of cultivating dwarf trees, and the plants developed by this method. Bonsai, developed over 1,000 years ago in Japan, derives from the Chinese practice of growing miniature plants. In bonsai cultivation, the plants are kept small and in true proportion to their natural models by growing them in small containers, feeding and watering only enough for healthy growth, pruning, and forming branches to the desired shape by applying wire coils. The selection of containers, the plant's position in a container, and the choice of single plants or a group are important aesthetic considerations.

90. "Unusual Plants, Rare Plants, Exotic Plants, Trees, And Pre Bonsai Material From
    Oregon nursery specializing in rare plants from all corners of the world, many custom collected.Category Shopping Home and Garden plants NurseriesRare plants, exotic plants, and unusual plants, trees, and prebonsai material from around the world.  
    http://www.worldplants.com/
    
    Extractions: Plant names Welcome to the World Plant Shop The online home of Trans-Pacific Nursery We offer rare, exotic, and unusual plants from all over the world, from the snows of Kilimanjaro and the Himalayas, to the rainforests of the Amazon, to the deserts of Australia and the woods of Appalachia. If you know what you're looking for, use the form below to search by plant name or keyword. If you can't find your plant, scroll down the page to browse our catalog, or click on the icon at the left and take your request to

91. "Unusual Plants, Rare Plants, Exotic Plants, Trees, And Pre Bonsai, Banksia, Bau
    DianellaDymondia Echinacea-Exochorda Ficus-Hydrastis Idesia-Myrsine Neomarica-RuelliaSabal-Syringa Telopea-Zingiber Currently Featured plants New Listings.  
    http://www.worldplants.com/alpha.htm

92. BonsaiSite.com - Bonsai As An Art And Horticultural Practice.
    Definition, history, techniques, a gallery of bonsai, and FAQs.Category Home Gardens bonsai and Suiseki bonsai bonsai knowledge and techniques. Also examines basic types of plantsfor bonsai and gives a crash course on wiring your bonsai.  
    http://www.bonsaisite.com/
    
    Extractions: "A truly detailed guide to bonsai, as an art, hobby and horticultural practice." The millennia-old art form, still going strongly today! In Japanese, bonsai can be literally translated as 'tray planting' but since originating in Asia, so many centuries ago - it has developed into a whole new form. To begin with, the tree and the pot form a single harmonious unit where the shape, texture and colour of one, compliments the other. Then the tree must be shaped. It is not enough just to plant a tree in a pot and allow nature to take its course - the result would look nothing like a tree and would look very short-lived. Every branch and twig of a bonsai is shaped or eliminated until the chosen image is achieved. From then on, the image is maintained and improved by a constant regime of pruning and trimming. It is the art of dwarfing trees or plants and developing them into an aesthetically appealing shape by growing, pruning and training them in containers according to prescribed techniques. Overall, bonsai is a great interest, hobby or even profession to undertake. Although famous theologians have claimed that it is actually 90% art to a meager 10% of horticulture, it has to be said that a successful bonsai is most definitely a horticultural masterpiece.

93. Bonsai Boy Catalog
    Order online or call 1800-790-2763. Your Satisfaction is Guaranteed. bonsai Treesand Supplies. Trees Recommended by bonsai Boy. Don’t have a green thumb ?  
    http://www.bonsaiboy.com/catalog/
    
    Extractions: Order online or call 1-800-790-2763 Your Satisfaction is Guaranteed Each bonsai tree is potted in a glazed, ceramic container which may include naturally collected mosses and/or decorative landscape pebbles and a multi-colored, textured rock accessory. All orders arrive with an easy-to-care-for instruction pamphlet. Lifetime Tree Guarantee If for any reason your tree fails, you will receive a 50% credit of the original tree purchase price towards the purchase of any other new tree we sell of equal or greater value. The failed tree and container or photograph of same is required as proof of purchase. Trees Recommended by Bonsai Boy Don’t have a "green thumb"? Looking for an easy-to-care-for tree? Check Bonsai Boy’s recommendations for trees that do well in less-than-favorable conditions: low indoor lighting, inexperienced gardeners, etc. Artificial Trees Choose from our selection of quality shears, branch cutters, wire cutters, root rakes, etc., in both beginner and professional versions. Browse our pots, soils, tree nutrients, figurines, T-shirts, coffee mugs, and more. Fountains and Waterfalls Each fountain and waterfall is simple yet elegant. A decorative slate is handcut to shape and size and is permanently mounted to re-create the spirit and beauty of mountains and water. The bowl will not leak or seep. Recirculating pump included.

94. Articles About Bonsai
    various bonsai styles and sizes. Using Principles of Growth to ManipulatePlants for bonsai. An introduction to three simple basic  
    http://www.evergreengardenworks.com/articles.htm
    
    Extractions: OR see the list of articles below with a brief description A primer for beginners . This article gives the very basic information for creating and maintaining bonsai. Key words are highlighted so that you can link to a more indepth discussion. A primer on starting plants from cuttings at home. A discussion of root pruning field grown bare root seedlings to quickly achieve a strong shallow root system for bonsai. A primer on starting woody plants from seed A primer on botanical plant names . Very simple and easy to understand directions for using and understanding the correct names of plants. Avoiding graft problems in bonsai.

95. Bonsai Today Magazine Back Issues
    wisteria training, working on roots 1997 53 Six articles on branch training, accentplants, rosemary bonsai, training apricot, barberry and quince, suiseki.  
    http://www.stonelantern.com/bonsaitodaybackissues.html

96. Compare Prices For Tree Flowers And Plants At Dealtime.com
    Flowers and plants Tree. WE FOUND 16 MATCHES FOR YOUR SEARCH. Enteryour ZIP to calculate tax and shipping Store Info, Product Info,  
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97. Linkopedia.: Recreation/Gardening
    gardens and gardening. The bonsai Primer General index on growing bonsaiplants, developing branches, cuttings, etc. The Garden Helper  
    http://www.linkopedia.com/Recreation/Gardening/

98. Landscape And Garden - Nurseries - Ceramlinks Directory
    featuring bonsai, dia bonsai, living art, japanese maples, rare plantsand trees, oriental gardens and more. www.iselinursery.com.  
    http://directory.ceramlinks.com/landscape-and-garden/nurseries/
    
    Extractions: Home Architecture Construction Home Decorating Home Improvement Landscape and Garden Real Estate Barbecue and Grill Fences and Gates@ Flowers Hydroponics Internet services Irrigation Landscape Services Machinery and Tools Nurseries Organizations Outdoor Furniture Outdoor lighting Pest Control Planters and Windowboxes Plants Ponds and Fountains Sculpture and Ornament Seeds Software Soil Structures Supplies and Equipment Turf Water Features Bamboo Bulbs Cacti and Succulents Carnivorous Plants ... Trees

99. US National Arboretum
    Overview, events and education programs, specialty gardens and horticultural practices, research, Category Science Institutions Botanical Gardens and Arboreta Victoria Water Platters at the US National Arboretum, The Arbor HouseGift Shop is Closed for Renovations, New Invasive plants Page.  
    http://www.usna.usda.gov/
    
    Extractions: This script file displays the date and time Your browser is either not set/configured to read script files or cannot read them. This script creates drop-down menues for each of the 6 buttons. If you click on a button you will be taken to that section's list of options, equivalent to the drop-down menues. U.S. National Arboretum Named Among the Top 10 Botanical Gardens in America The top ten botanical gardens were named and featured in a fully illustrated article in the April 2003 issue of Country Living Gardener . The U. S. National Arboretum was identified and described in this feature. Arboretum Director Dr. Thomas S. Elias attributes this to the concerted efforts by Arboretum staff and support groups over the last ten years to improve the quality of the garden displays, collections, grounds, visitor services, and outreach. The Arboretum Strategic Plan adopted seven years ago and the Arboretum Master Plan are helping to guide the development of the nation’s only federal funded arboretum. Other gardens featured in the article in addition to the U.S. National Arboretum included the New York Botanical Garden, the Missouri Botanical Garden, Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Chicago Botanical Garden, and the Denver Botanic Gardens. IMPORTANT NOTICES The R Street Gate is Now Open.

100.  FLOWERS  PLANTS ROSES FOR EASTER OR MOTHER'S DAY BY FLOWERS IN A PINCH
     Order Flowers plants Roses. These website links are listed as a convenienceto our visitors. We take no responsibility, and give  
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     Extractions: Our Easter Bouquet is sure to please. These Flowers contain Two Yellow Lilies, Eight Purple/Yellow Alstroemeria flowers and Four Yellow Carnations accented with Statice. We have even included Chocolate Truffles to make Easter a special day! Anniversary Gifts Baby Gifts Birthday Gifts Congratulations ... Hallmark.com FREE ecards

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