Posted by admin | Posted in Bonsai | Posted on 21-05-2010
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OLD STOCK CATLIN CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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CORK BARK CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN MAME BONSAI TREE $24.99 |
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OLD STOCK CHINESE WINGED ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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3 Chinese Elm TREES. bonsai starters. 2 yr olds. NICE! $8.00 |
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CHINESE ELM BONSAI TREE FREE SHIPPING LOUSBONSAI.BIZ $59.99 |
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CHINESE ELM BONSAI TREE FREE SHIPPING LOUSBONSAI.BIZ $59.99 |
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Seiju Elm Bonsai Tree Stock- ONLY 12″Tall! 1″+Trunk!!! $135.00 |
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SEIJU ELM BONSAI TREE GREAT DEMO STOCK 2″+TRUNK!19″TALL $145.00 |
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OLD STOCK CORK BARK CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $45.99 |
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OLD STOCK CATLIN CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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OLD STOCK CATLIN CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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OLD STOCK CATLIN CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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OLD STOCK CATLIN CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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Elm Bonsai Tree 6×3″ Ceramic Pot GREAT GIFT IDEA!!!! $19.99 |
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CHINESE ELM BONSAI TREE FREE SHIPPING LOUSBONSAI.BIZ $59.99 |
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CORK BARK CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN MAME BONSAI TREE $29.99 |
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3 Chinese Elm TREES. bonsai starters. 2 yr olds. NICE! $9.00 |
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Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree GREAT GIFT ! 10 years old $24.95 |
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6 ELM TREES for BONSAI FOREST from NORTHERN CALIFORNIA $0.99 |
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3 Chinese Elm TREES. bonsai starters. 2 yr olds. NICE! $12.00 |
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OLD STOCK CORK BARK CHINESE ELM FOR SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $39.99 |
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SPECIMEN HOKKAIDO ELM BONSAI TREE 2″+ TRUNK 12″ TALL!!! $275.00 |
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OLD HOKKAIDO ELM BONSAI TREE DWARF CORKBARK CHINESE ELM $450.00 |
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3 Chinese Elm TREES. bonsai starters. 2 yr olds. NICE! $12.00 |
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Chinese Elm Bonsai – TRUNK 2″ LARGE TREE – MICRO LEAF $125.00 |
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CHINESE ELM BONSAI TREE FREE SHIPPING LOUSBONSAI.BIZ $59.99 |
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CHINESE ELM Bonsai Tree 10 years old $64.95 |
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CHINESE ELM Bonsai Tree 10 years old $29.95 |
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DWARF HOKKAIDO CHINESE ELM FOR MAME SHOHIN BONSAI TREE $27.99 |
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Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree-Medium $80.00 |
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Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree – Medium by Bonsai Boy $45.00 Ulmus Parvifolia. Has small evergreen leaves. Hardy bonsai tree with excellent branching characteristics. Twisted trunk and exposed roots give the appearance of great age…. |
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Brussel’s Chinese Elm $125.00 Chinese Elms are deciduous trees that have a naturally small leaf. They also have small twigging on their secondary branches. We import our elms from nurseries in China that have spent years training the branches. The elms are very durable and can be brought indoors for extended periods of time…. |
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Eastern Leaf Chinese Elm Characterized by its leaf shape and stem development, the Chinese Elm Bonsai tree is a perfect addition of style and grace to any coffee table…. |
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DuneCraft Dome Terrariums – Bonsai Village $15.87 Trees have been highly valued by humans since the beginning of time. In fact, the word “paradise” is derived from the Persian word “pardes,” which translates to “a park planted with trees.” Now a little piece of paradise can be yours when you grow your own Bonsai Forest with a variety of trees and undergrowth shrubs. This complete kit comes with everything you need.This attractive garden includes … |
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Bonsai Tree Gift Set: Water Free & Care Free! Great Gift Idea! Bonsai Tree Gift Set: Water Free & Care Free! Great Gift Idea! You’ve tended to your bonsai tree according to The Art of Bonsai, but no amount of pruning, clipping and watering is needed keep this one alive! Made from several pieces of cardboard, this Bonsai tree is easily assembled without scissors or glue. The result is a long lasting, always green alternative. The most exciting aspect is that i… |
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The Creative Art of Bonsai $26.98 Can you imagine caring for a forest of over 40,000 bonsai trees? That’s what the authors do for a living, and why they have the knowledge to provide a detailed analysis of over 70 outdoor and indoor species. Their master class covers propagation–seeds, cuttings, layering and grafting; care–sunshine, ventilation, temperature, type of pot, and cleaning; growth–repotting, soil, pruning, wiring, watering, spraying, and feeding. Treated are pests and diseases, their symptoms and treatment, as well as special tools. Superb color photos and detailed line drawings help you properly train your trees. Among the species you’ll learn about: conifers (cedar, cypress, juniper, spruce, pine, yew); deciduous (maple, birch, beech, oak, willow, elm); flowering and fruit trees (barberry, camellia, holly, jasmine, apple, almond, apricot, firethorn, lilac, wisteria); indoor (ampelopsis, bamboo, bougainvillea, box, fig, gardenia, schefflera). |
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Bonsai from Native Trees and Shrubs $5.98 Bonsai from Native Trees and Shrubs by Werner M. Busch New Ed Published in 1998 by Sterling Pub Co Inc |
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Successful Bonsai $15.98 An essential reference for growing indoor and outdoor bonsai. The popularity of raising exotic miniature trees continues to grow, with bonsai gardeners cultivating tropical and subtropical species. Successful Bonsai is an essential reference, providing a wide range of bonsai styles and shapes, along with step-by-step instructions and illustrations that expertly guide the gardener through the many pruning and wiring techniques. This easy-to-use book explains how to grow bonsai both indoors and outdoors; features an illustrated A-Z list of bonsai species with detailed descriptions of 80 plants, including 15 classic species; and recommends a proven pruning regimen. It includes information on: Choosing appropriate training styles Cultivating and propagating Dealing with diseases and pests Shaping an established plant Sowing seedlings Building a collection. Successful Bonsai is not only an informative and practical guide, but also a superb source of inspiration. It will instill confidence in the beginner and spark the imagination of the experienced bonsai artist. |
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Beginning Bonsai $5.48 Writing for those with no bonsai experience, Larry and Shirley Student cover everything from buying the first plant to creating a miniature landscape of rocks, grasses and trees. In between, they describe different bonsai styles, list important tools, explain pruning and pinching and introduce procedures like defoliation. In short, the authors cover all aspects of bonsai, anticipating common problems and offering practical advice gained from years of working with plants.Kurt Seastrand, past president of the Northeast Bonsai Association raves, "A wonderful book for anyone intrigued by bonsai but hesitant to start. It provides the beginner the excitement and confidence to launch into this fascinating hobby." |
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The Complete Book of Bonsai $28.98 Presenting a unique blend of information and ideas, The Complete Book of Bonsai is a comprehensive, practical guide to the traditions and artistic principles of growing and maintaining bonsai trees. Over 300 bonsai trees and shrubs are described, over 100 of them in an outstanding full-color photographic catalogue. |
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Practical Bonsai $12.98 These ornate, exquisitely formed trees are not merely plants but elaborate works of art. This book demystifies the intricate process of bonsai with 50 projects ranging from how to start the training process, to looking after a 10-year-old tree. A wealth of advice on seasonal tasks, plant maintenance, tools and materials, together with ideas for displaying bonsai, help you master an intriguing and satisfying art. |
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The Bonsai Specialist $9.98 With topics ranging from watering and feeding to spirit and aesthetics, this is an all-in-one guide to the art of the bonsai. It features advice on looking for and raising trees; handling pests and diseases; using composts; potting; choosing containers; pruning the plants; and displaying them. A convenient A-Z guide covers virtually every species of indoor and outdoor tree. |
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The Bonsai Kit $3.48 This kit is a splendid introduction to the ancient art of growing mature, reduced-scale trees in small spaces. An engrossing horticultural project sure to captivate any level of gardening enthusiast, bonsai involves training and trimming trees over time to simulate weathering, age, twisting, cascading, and other natural conditions. Bonsai expert Robert W. King discusses all the basics, from root health to branch pattern and placement, in a 96page book. Includes two pots, peat pellet, scissors, potting stones, seeds, and flexible wire used to shape, position, and train branches — everything needed to nurture a tree that, whether sensually windswept or formally upright, is a beautiful work of living art. Robert W. King lives in West Chester, Pennsylvania. He has been president of the Brandywine Bonsai Society since 1998, and has taught bonsai extensively, including an introductory course at Longwood Gardens. King received the American Bonsai Society’s Ben Oki Award for excellence in dedication, education, and leadership. |
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Indoor Bonsai $12.98 "[An] excellent guide."–The New York TimesOne of the world’s recognized experts on bonsai explains everything the indoor gardener needs to know about cultivating these living works of art. Exquisite color pictures showcase a selection of perfect specimens, beautifully shaped tiny trees as lush and thriving as the ones outdoors. And they’ll last through every season and for years to come with this superb advice on choosing a plant or starting from seed; optimum conditions for growth; feeding, watering, and care; handling pests and diseases; and shaping, wiring, and pruning. There’s an illustrated list of indoor species (including tropical and subtropical varieties), directions for repotting and root pruning, and invaluable commentary on hydroculture. This is a must-have for all bonsai lovers. |
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Pop Bonsai $15.98 So what exactly is "pop bonsai"? Bonsai like you’ve never seen before-a "freestyle" version, in fun containers, that reflects the author’s breakaway approach to this ancient art. Pop Bonsai involves taking a tiny seedling, trimming its branches and leaves, and wiring the trunk and branches to bend them into almost any style. The result: a living work of art, for next to no cost, to display as you like-in a ball of moss, on a can of beer, even in a pair of shoes or an eggcup! Naturally this does require some basic bonsai techniques, and advice on looking after plants. But in contrast to classical bonsai, where the aim is carefully to reproduce natural scenery in miniature, pop bonsai stresses the imagination and creativity of people living modern lives. Throughout, Pop Bonsai takes a no-fuss approach. Almost any kind of tree or foliage plant can be used, and you’re encouraged to grow it from scratch. Before starting, you are told what you should know about trees in general, with hints on choosing the right one for your purpose. Instructions on care and maintenance-soil, temperature, pruning, watering and fertilizers-are provided in a sensible, easy-to-follow way that should take the tension out of "gardening" even for those who have never tried it. In your own home or on a balcony or at work, pop bonsai will let you enjoy the wonder of the changing seasons close-up, and remind you how precious and fragile life can be. But, cared for properly, your tree should live for decades. And in the process it will give you a taste of the enormous satisfaction to be gained from creating, and watching over, your own living work of art. |
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The Secret Techniques of Bonsai $21.98 In The Secret Techniques of Bonsai, the author of the groundbreaking Bonsai With American Trees teams up with his son to offer not only the basics for creating perfect bonsai, but also secret techniques they’ve developed over years of careful work and observation. The Kawasumis provide detailed, easy-to-follow information about growing bonsai from seedlings or beginner plants; expert advice on shaping, pruning, training, grafting and repotting trees; and new techniques for using tools. And, although the Kawasumi family is worldrenowned for their bonsai tool design, their instructions allow gardeners to improvise with other readily-accessible bonsai, gardening or even simple workshop tools. Step-by-step photographs accompany the text, many in full-color. Masakuni Kawasumi III, the first qualified tree doctor for bonsai in Japan, contributes his unique insights to make this an invaluable resource for beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike. |
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Miniature Bonsai $10.48 Unlike their larger relatives, these palm-size trees can be potted, shaped, and pruned in only an hour or two, are easy to manage, and require little space. “A guide for the novice that explains the preparation, watering, weeding and seasonal care of bonsai as well as which pests and diseases may affect the plants….A list of 200 plants presents specifics.”—The Cleveland Plain Dealer. |
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The Bonsai Bear $13.48 Issa is the greatest bonsai master in all of Japan. With his special techniques, he is able to make trees stay small and perfectly shaped. His wife Kyomi is skilled in the arts of painting and weaving, so their lives are filled with beauty. But something is missing: they have no children. One day, they receive an unusual gift, an orphan bear cub. They quickly fall in love with the delightful little bear and name him Doukeshi. Since the Emperor forbids the keeping of wild animals, Issa uses bonsai techniques to prevent the tiny bear from growing. Issa even tries to make him look like a cat so no one will notice. Kyomi wants Doukeshi to grow so he can run freely in the forest. But Issa loves him too much to let him go. Finally, the God of Bears visits Issa in a dream and shows him that the greatest love is allowing Doukeshi to return to his wild nature. |
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Classic Bonsai of Japan $56.98 Enter the fascinating world of bonsai, the centuries-old gardening art form of cultivating trees as potted plants. Refined to a high art in Japan, bonsai offers not only the familiar gardening delights but also, at its highest levels, a philosophical and aesthetic communion with nature. Here in CLASSIC BONSAI OF JAPAN, the Nippon Bonsai Association, Japan’s preeminent voice of the bonsai tradition, introduces a collection of the finest bonsai pieces to be found in Japan today-some of them presented to a Western audience for the first time. Over 130 full color and 48 black-and-white plates of priceless specimens with informative commentary provide a definitive tour of the bonsai world-from a 15-year-old flowering cherry to a majestic 1,000-year-old Yezo spruce. The notes for each piece offer insights into the balance, style, harmony, and overall aesthetic effect along with comments on the history of its cultivation at the hands of several generations of bonsai masters. John Bester brings his intimate knowledge of Japanese culture and sensibility to an elegant interpretation of bonsai art specifically adapted to Western readers. Essays on appreciation, history, and aesthetics further invite readers to enjoy this "natural" art on an informed level. A feast for the eyes as well as a lasting monument to the history of an artistic tradition, this deluxe volume is sure to delight the bonsai enthusiast, garden hobbyist, lover of things Japanese-indeed anyone with an interest in looking at art and nature in unison. |
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Bonsai with Japanese Maples $25.48 With their delicate foliage, seasonal color changes, and intricate pattern of branching, Japanese maples are among the most popular and suitable plants for bonsai design. In this long-awaited book, internationally renowned expert Peter Adams discusses both the specific horticultural needs of Japanese maples as bonsai subjects and illustrates proven techniques for creating and maintaining beautiful specimens. Although aimed at an audience that has some familiarity with bonsai techniques, the book deliberately shows a mix of bonsai at different stages in their training, so that less experienced enthusiasts can gain new ideas and inspiration from trees that are "works in progress." Much more than a mere "how-to" book, Bonsai with Japanese Maples is a forthright attempt to look at bonsai as art objects and to critique and assess them from an artist’s perspective. |
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Bonsai Master Class $19.48 Join the contemporary artists around the world who are refining and developing the ancient art of bonsai. Find out about state-of-the-art tools invented by Ken Moore. See how Rob Clausen uses latex and fiberglass to create dramatic groupings of trees on a rock base. Explore the breakthrough methods of Singapore’s bonsai masters, with inspiring examples of the results. Covering both basic and advanced techniques and illustrated with step-by-step photographs taken over months, Bonsai Master Class is designed to guide the reader on an artistic journey. It provides expert tips throughout on buying bonsai, seasonal care, horticultural requirements for different climates, and distinctive ways to display the results. |
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Bloody Bonsai $3.98 James P. Dandy — yes, that would make him Jim Dandy — couldn’t believe he’d said yes to going on an Elderhostel down on the New Jersey coast in the cold, ugly, gray days of waning winter. His wife had died a couple of years before, and Jim didn’t really feel up to meeting new people and being thrust into new situations without her. But go he did, grumbling and pessimistically, and only half-heartedly interested in learning how to design, cut, sculpt, mold, trim, water and grow bonsai trees. Little did he know that the "new people" he was concerned with would include the lovely, blue-eyed artist Dodee Swisher; or the gruff, chain-smoking ex-army man assigned as his roommate at the motel; or the slick Hispanic motel manager; or the raven-haired gymnast who exercised on her balcony every morning; or the liquid-eyed East Indian woman; or the couple from Philadelphia who were taking a break from the garbage business… Well, really; anyone of them could have rammed that bonsai tree into the chest of the obsequesious little motel employee who Dodee and Jim discovered on the second day of the Elderhostel. But the police focus their attention on Dodee and Jim — they did have that argument with the boy the night before, hadn’t they? — getting Dodee all worked up into a swivet about having to find the real killer before they were jailed for the deed. When another body turns up, again it’s Jim & Dodee who discover it. The situation rapidly heats up and Dodee is kidnapped, presumably to shut her up about what she’s already learned… |
