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If you already have a bonsai tree and think you may want to add to your collection, there are a few steps you can take towards planting your own bonsai garden. This is the way to quickly start a garden created especially with your plants and personal style in mind.
Rock gardens are among the [...]

By now, you’ve become familiar with the art of growing plants utilizing Eastern-inspired horticulture styles, however do you realize that there are several Japanese bonsai trees that a number of gardeners do not raise in some parts of the earth? Although this form of raising plants is now practiced by some professionals and hobby gardeners in [...]

Azalea bonsai are great plants to cultivate. Satsuki azaleas are especially suitable for bonsai.
Repotting is best done just after flowering-late May to early June in temperate regions. Autumn repotting is not so good. The fertilizers used mostly are soy bean cake, rape cake, and dried fish (herring cake, etc.). Liquid fertilizers are simplest.
Water [...]

There are hundreds of varieties of minature trees to choose from when cultivating a bonsai garden. The gray-barked elm (Japanese zelkova) can be trained to form miniatures of the naturally grown forest trees, and will make beautiful bonsai. These bonsai elm are much sought after.
Unwanted sprouts. At budding time in the spring and after leaf [...]

Many years back, there was some great genius who was very impressionable, artistic and obviously moved by the great beauty and loveliness of nature. Within the first flush of this feeling, the idea must have come into his mind to copy some of the beauties of nature, in miniature, in containers- in other words, to [...]