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This is an orig. song my ME!! I wrote this about the girl you see in the video… and I wrote it in Hawaii… Overlooking this river… The Ala wai RIVER!!!!
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Pruning bonsai trees is one of the most important things you will have to do as a bonsai enthusiast. Generally, you will be pruning two parts of your bonsai: the roots, which is the bottom part of the plant, and the foliage, which is the top part of the plant. Pruning your bonsais is one of the more interesting aspects of growing these interesting plants and is a way to let your creativity shine.
Root pruning is important because it allows the tree to grow new roots. Because of their small containers, the roots of bonsai trees are often stunted in growth. By pruning the root system of your bonsai regularly, you will ensure that the plant has the space needed to grow new roots, which in turn helps the plant absorb moisture and nutrients from the soil. As with any other plant, the root structure is critical to the growth and health of your bonsai.
On the other hand, pruning a bonsai tree’s foliage is also vital – if only for aesthetic purposes. If you are a bonsai owner, you probably have a specific design in mind for your tree. Pruning will help you achieve the results you desire. Pruning can help shape your tree into the form you want as well as removes any dead leaves to help keep it healthy and beautiful.
Also, don’t forget that the roots and the foliage of your bonsai tree are interconnected. When you reduce the foliage (or number of leaves) that your tree has, you are also reducing the strain on its roots. In other words, the less leaves there are, the less work the roots have to do to keep them alive.
The amount of pruning you will do will depend heavily on your plans for the tree. It is best for you to have a plan here before you begin. Remember that the changes that you make to your tree are permanent! If you cut a branch off, that branch is gone forever, and you will have to wait for a new one to take its place. Remember to prune your tree gently – if you are removing leaves pinch them off with your fingers and don’t use sharp or harsh tools.
Most people like to prune off branches that cross the trunk or each other. Why? Because it isn’t very pretty to look at. So unless you think you can rewire the branch and force it to grow in another direction, cut it off. Branches that stick out towards you are also common pruning targets. Of course, what you prune from your plant should be your personal decision. What is really important is that you find your bonsai tree beautiful; what others think of it is a secondary consideration. Trust your own good taste.
Remember: pruning your bonsai trees is supposed to be fun! Don’t get too worked up if your trees don’t turn out the way you want them at first. If you keep learning and practicing your botanical skills, the day will soon come when your bonsai will be the envy of your neighbors!
Lee Dobbins writes for http://www.bonsai.garden-corner.com where you can learn more about types of bonsai trees and their care.
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The Chinese elm bonsai tree is the best species for beginner pruners, as it does not require a dormant period, it is easy to grow, and it is very forgiving. Care for an indoor Chinese elm bonsai tree withadvice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening. Expert: Yolanda Vanveen Contact: www.vanveenbulbs.com Bio: Yolanda Vanveen is sustainable gardener who lives in Kalama, Wash. Filmmaker: Daron Stetner
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This is my first video for bonsai I will show more videos as they progress.
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Nisei Festival Little Tokyo August 23,2009
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A freak hail storm north of New York City surprised me and rained down on my bonsai trees. No major damage, but still quite a surprise; especially for the tropical bonsai…
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There are a lot of people who feel that they would like to add a part of the Japanese culture to the decor of their home and office. However, a lot of these people feel that they have no idea of what they should do with the bonsai tree. You will find that there are a lot of places that you can purchase a bonsai tree, but where can you put one?
You will want to think about what kind of feel that you would like to have from the bonsai tree. Do you just want the tree? Do you want to have a bonsai tree rock garden or sand garden? There is a lot of things that you can do to make the bonsai tree itself look good. You will also want to learn to take your time and learn how to incorporate the tree into your daily life. You will find that it is very important for you to learn the appropriate place to put the tree so that you can keep the tree and allow it to grow strongly.
When it comes to picking the appropriate place you will find that there are tons of places that you will want to display your bonsai tree. You will find that the most popular areas to have the bonsai tree is in the bathroom, kitchen, or sitting room. You will want to place it in the areas of the house that most people will gather to. You will also find that there are many places in your office, however, your desk or window seal make the perfect spot for you to find your bonsai tree. You will also find that there are a lot of people who will come in and out of your office or place that will comment on the tree too. You will find that there are a lot of places where you will be able to sit back and admire the tree.
You will also want to consider your tree itself. You should know that they are very important to the decor of your space; however, you will have to cut them. Keep in mind that the tree is really not a bonsai until you have cut it and shaped it into some type of design. You will find that there are a lot of people who will just use the cloud look, however, you can use a lot of other different designs.
You will find that the bonsai tree is very nice to have in your home and you’ll want to make sure that you put your bonsai tree in a place that you will be able to sit back and relax and admire the plant. There is a lot of feelings that you will get from sitting with a cup of tea admire your devoting and hard work, and you’ll find that the bonsai tree has all of those feelings and more to offer any room in your home or office.
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