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Daily Archives: April 9th, 2017

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    ?? Bonsai – Subscribers Q & A by mikbonsai

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminApril 9th, 2017

    Subscribers Q & A Subscribers questions included where am I from Originally, as this was off topic, in this video I gave an abridged version of my back ground. Watch this recorded live stream to learn more about me. Nigel Saunders also dropped in and was very warmly welcome by me and the viewers. Elizabeth…

    Bonsai – Nursery Plants to Persimmon bonsai Trees Part 1 by mikbonsai

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminApril 9th, 2017

    Bonsai – Nursery Plants to Persimmon bonsai Trees Part 1 by mikbonsai How to bonsai a Persimmon fruit tree from Nursery Plant or how to grow bonsai fruit trees. Six Persimmon saplings were acquired a few years ago, one was planted in the ground and the other five left in their plastic nursery pots. Now…

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    The Japanese word for ‘bonsai’ literally means
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