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Monthly Archives: September 2013

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    Bonsai Quince Trees

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminSeptember 25th, 2013

    I was inspired by a Quince tree I saw in spring. I did not have any leaves, but the branches were covered in pink and red flowers. I could not find any for sale for a while. I have managed to acquire one large, two medium and a small one. I have also successfully manage…

    Bonsai Apples, a Bumper Harvest

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminSeptember 15th, 2013

    Bonsai Apples, a bumper harvest. A total of 253 apples were harvested from my four bonsai apple trees. The apples are miniature size and have been truly made it as bonsai. Also see the video on these trees in blossom at: Please visit our website: mikbonsai.co.uk -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Please watch: “Bonsai Oak Tree Summer Pruning, A…

    How to bonsai a nursery Conifer Spruce Part 2

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminSeptember 12th, 2013

    Conifer Spruce or Picea Glauca Daisies White, its a very pretty and eye catching tree. New spring growth is creamy white all over, and slowly turning to green in winter. This bonsai was created from a Nursery stock about a year ago, See part one at: Following on from last years work, some more branches…

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