It makes sense for beginners to choose Bonsai trees that are the easiest to grow. An example is the Blue Star Juniper known for its slow growth and ability to thrive indoors and outdoors (although they must be protected from harsh winters).
Dec
23
The Future of Bonsai Trees
The art and science of growing and shaping Bonsai trees has a bright future. Man’s fascination with beauty and the environment will sustain this interest for decades to come.Just think – there are numerous Bonsai schools all across the US and around the globe, garden and home emporiums sell it, and the number of Bonsai… Continue reading »
Dec
14
Growing Popularity of Bonsai Trees
Growing Popularity of Bonsai Trees Writers explain that Bonsai trees became popular when traders traveling to China and Japan in the mid-17th century brought Bonsai trees to the west. Paris was one of the first cities that held international exhibitions in 1878.
Dec
05
History & Origins of Bonsai Trees
Bonsai experts and enthusiasts trace the art of Bonsai back to ancient China. It was called penjing (or pentsai) and began during the Qin (Chin) dynasty (221-206 BCE) where artists and some intellectuals dabbled in it as a pastime. By the 7th century, Chinese nobility and wealthy merchants adopted it and it became a symbol… Continue reading »
Nov
30
Bonsai Trees: The Basics
So you are thinking of starting a Bonsai tree hobby but don’t know much about Bonsai trees? You should know some basic information to enrich your appreciation for this ancient art.