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The company was created to increase accessibility to quality bonsai tools, while supporting traditional Japanese craftsmen and craftsmanship. I highly recommend you check out their web site. In addition to their storefront, they have a wealth of information about the artisans, a bonsai blog, and a library of bonsai videos!

Forum list | Bonsai Nut
Formal Display and Display Accessories Formal Bonsai Display For discussion of formal bonsai display - the combination of trees, stands, accent plans, scrolls, etc. For outdoor garden design, go to the Gardens, Greenhouses, Sheds and Benches forum.

Do any of you keep your trees in 100% pumice? - Bonsai Nut
(1) First, piece size was important. I was careful to sift all my pumice, toss the fines, and keep the small pieces for smaller bonsai or small trees in development. (2) Second, container was important. I had a lot of trees in development in pond baskets or Anderson flats that would dry out too quickly (in SoCal heat and low humidity) in 100% ...

American beech (Fagus grandifolia) collecting and as bonsai
I am considering trying to collect an American beech this spring to work on. They are one of my favorite trees and are readily available. It should be much quicker than trying to grow from seed. I would like to know if others have had success collecting and training American beech and are...

Moreton Bay Fig - is it too late to train? - Bonsai Nut
This Moreton bay fig i bought as pre-bonsai nearly 40 years ago from a bonsai nursery in Jandakot, Western Australia. At the time there was no internet and very little information available so besides repotting and pruning of branches every 5 years it has never been trained with wires. Recently...

Watering system | Bonsai Nut
Hello BNuts! I am currently trying to get/build a watering system. I have several areas and benches that need water. I prefer to do it by hand but is becoming increasingly difficult to make sure my trees get watered during the day. What are some of the better options out there? I would like...

BJ's Bonsai in Potomac. VA,MD, WVA
My name is Sungho Chung and I have recently heard from a potential bonsai customer that BJ's Bonsai Nursery has been talked about disparagingly in local internet forums. I am literally shocked. This is actually my dad's nursery at his home in Potomac, Md. I just post for him since he is not computer literate. He has been doing bonsai most of ...

American Witch Hazel - Bonsai Nut
I was fortunate to obtain 2 American Witch Hazels, both in 5" bulb pots. One is clearly marked. However the 2nds, (with a smooth trunk), label is difficult to read. Anyone help with ID of the 2nd? Can anyone point me to information on their care? How about style suggestions? Thanks

Northern Red Oak Advice | Bonsai Nut
I came across this Northern Red Oak in a neighbor's yard, It's between 8 and 10 feet tall, the main trunk is approx. 4 inches in dia. and the second trunk is about 1.5 inches. These are joined as the photo shows and this part is mostly punky and rotten. I'm wondering if... or thinking rather...

Tiger Bark Ficus and dormancy or winter time - Bonsai Nut
Part of bonsai is getting to know your trees and how they respond. I repot my ficus trees during warmer months, usually June or July, as temps are reliably in the 80s. At that time they are outside in full sun for part of the day, and growing like mad. If your trees are growing really well, and your grow tent is warm, maybe just go for it.

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