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> We grow a huge assortment of bonsai trees. Each of the pictured bonsai trees
> from the above sample categories includes information on the tree's common and
> botanical name, approximate age and height as well as the price.
> 
> To enhance the beauty of your bonsai, each of our premium trees is potted in a
> glazed, imported, proportionate, ceramic container which includes decorative
> landscape pebbles and a multi-colored, textured rock accessory. Our custom
> bonsai soil mix has been developed over the years to ensure good water
> retention, drainage and nutrition absorbing capacity. All of our established
> bonsai trees are shipped with easy-to-follow care instructions and carefully
> wrapped and securely packaged so that they arrive quickly and in excellent
> condition.
> 
> 
> From our private collection we are happy to make available bonsai trees from
> the finest selection of specimen trees in the country. We offer an extensive
> variety of aged trees which have been carefully selected, grown and maintained
> under optimum greenhouse conditions at very affordable prices. These
> established indoor and outdoor specimens can be a unique extension of your
> bonsai collection or a cherished gift to be passed on.
> 
> The bonsai trees listed in our "One-of-a-Kind" pages (SKU item numbers that
> begin with the letter "K") tend to be older and more expensive than the trees
> listed elsewhere in our catalog. When you order a tree from this category, you
> will receive the same tree as in the image. When ordering a tree from
> elsewhere in our catalog, the tree that you receive will be substantially
> similar to the image.
> 
> 
> 
> How we measure our trees
> 
> We measure the tree height calculations from the bottom of the pot to the top
> of the tree which includes the root system.
> 
> Trees Recommended by Bonsai Boy
> 
> Our extensive selection of recommended trees are "indoor" bonsai trees which
> will do well indoors or outdoors in temperatures above 50 ° F.
> 
> Introduction to the Art of Bonsai
> 
> The definition of the term "Bonsai" is a plant, usually a tree or shrub, that
> is grown in a container and made to look like a mature tree through the use of
> various training techniques. The plant usually does not exceed 1 meter in
> height. The art of bonsai as we know it, traces back almost 2000 yrs. The word
> 'bonsai' is made up of 2 Japanese characters or word phrases, "bon" & "sai."
> "Bon" is the pot, tray or container; the "sai" is the tree or potted planting.
> The original word Bonsai comes from the Chinese word "P'en Tsai" which sounds
> similar to bonsai and has nearly the same meaning. It couldn’t be further from
> the true spirit of bonsai, howerver, if we restrict our interpretation in this
> way. It is indeed a tree in a pot, but a tree that has been subjected to a
> number of horticultural and aesthetic disciplines through which visual harmony
> and botanical well being is achieved. The essence of classical Bonsai is to
> produce a healthy miniature representation of a tree.
> 
> 
> 
> The ultimate challenge for the bonsai designer is to expose the essence of the
> tree. The art of bonsai is telling a story through living illusion. The artist
> strives to find avenues for personal expression within the confines of good
> horticultural practice. Bonsai is a pleasant mix of form, thought and
> suggestion in a miniature world and like all good art, it endures.
> 
> Beginners and students often share the same concern: having the ability to
> maintain a healthy plant. The key is in being able to control the degree of
> stress that a plant will take and still remain healthy. "Stress" here is not
> psychological stress, but referring to the horticultural practice of being
> able to know how much is too much, and how much is too little. This principal
> applies to all aspects to Bonsai culture, including air, water, soil, sun,
> nutrients, temperature, altitude, pruning, etc. The challenge is to have the
> willingness to learn, experiment and accept the results of these efforts.
> Another aspect central to bonsai is time. The growth process takes time, and
> there are no shortcuts. A growing year is the usual yardstick by which success
> is measured. Caring for your bonsai over time creates a deep sense of
> satisfaction. There is no replacement for time; it is always constant and
> moving forward.
> 
> Bonsai is about trees, trees grown in miniature. It is also about time and
> space and about life and attitudes. Historically, Bonsai was a part of the
> culture, an important part of family heritage. Equally, Bonsai can be simply a
> horticultural past time requiring no more than a measure of common garden
> sense, some artistic ability and plenty of patience.
> 
> History of Bonsai
> 
> While the art of bonsai has long been associated with Japan, it actually
> originated first in China and then spread eastward to Korea and then Japan. In
> addition, the art of bonsai was also spread by Buddhist monks who wished to
> bring the “outdoors” inside their temples. From ancient paintings and
> manuscripts, we know that “artistic” container trees were being cultivated by
> the Chinese around 600 AD, but many scholars feel that bonsai, or at least
> potted trees, were being grown in China as far back as 500 or 1,000 BC. Bonsai
> first appeared in Japan during the 12th century.
> 
> It is no accident that artistic plant cultivation originated in China. The
> Chinese have always loved flowers and plants, and the country is naturally
> endowed with a rich diversity of flora. The Chinese also had a passion for
> gardens. In fact, many of these gardens were on a miniature scale and included
> many miniature trees and shrubs, planted to reinforce the scale and balance of
> their landscapes. The Chinese, however, were also infatuated in
> miniaturization as a science in its own right. They believed that miniature
> objects had concentrated within them certain mystical and magical powers.
> 
> The development of Chinese and Korean ceramics played an important role in the
> development of bonsai as we know it today. Without the development of
> beautiful Chinese containers, bonsai trees would not have been admired as much
> as they have been. Bonsai literally means “tree in a tray.” The tree and
> container must form a single entity. Even to this day the most desired
> containers for the finest Japanese bonsai are often antique Chinese
> containers.
> 
> Bonsai has evolved and developed along different lines in China and Japan.
> Chinese bonsai is still very much in the ancient tradition, and often appear
> “crude” to the uninformed. On the other hand, the Japanese styles are more
> pleasing and naturalistic. The Japanese trees are for the most part more
> refined and better groomed. Both types have their own individualistic charms
> and admirers.
> 
> In the post World War II era most of the bonsai seen in the United States and
> Europe are Japanese in origin. The monopoly that Japan has enjoyed until
> recently is coming to be shared with a number of other countries, though the
> quality of Japanese trees continues to be of the highest quality.
> 
> Finally, we owe a great debt to the Japanese and Chinese artists for
> developing this beautiful art and for keeping it alive for almost 2,500 years.
> Without their enthusiasm, artistic tradition, and patient stewardship, we
> would not be enjoying bonsai as we know it today. The aesthetic sensibilities
> of bonsai, which have their roots in the Zen Buddhist tradition, contribute
> significantly to the complete bonsai experience.
> 
> Artificial Trees
> 
> Don't have time to care for living trees, but you love the look of bonsai?
> Click onto our "Artificial Bonsai" and "Wire Sculpture" pages to view the work
> of artisans whose creations will excite and delight you - and you won't have
> to water them!
> 
> Tools, Supplies, & Accessories
> 
> In our enthusiasm to enrich your bonsai experience, we offer an extensive
> selection of quality bonsai tools in both Beginner and Professional grades.
> Browse our large selection of bonsai pots, soils, tree nutrients,
> insecticides, figurines, T-shirts, coffee mugs and much more. Consider our
> moisture meter, a vital tool used to take the guess work out of watering.
> 
> Books & Videos
> 
> We offer a variety of books containing expert advice on growing, training and
> caring for bonsai trees for both beginning and experienced growers.

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