Anyone know something about growing a Juniper Bonsai tree?
I got some Christmas money that I want to put into buying a Bonsai tree. I have never owned one before and am looking into my options. I think I want to buy a Juniper Bonsai tree seed and grow the thing from nothing. That would be cheaper and would make the tree so much more personal. I would like this to be a indoor tree.
First, is that a really bad idea for a first time bonsai owner?
Second, anyone have a good resource for care of their tree, for a first time Bonsai owner?
Here is a web page for you to look at. http://www.bonsaigardener.org/bonsai-juniper-tree-care.html try to see if this has what you are looking for.
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