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    ?? Bonsai Beech Group Planting now being pruned live.

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminApril 1st, 2017

    Bonsai Beech Group Planting was being worked on and I decided to show some of it live. Bonsai Nagasaki Crab Apple tree is now in flower and is also featured here. Videos on the the Bonsai Beech group and the Nagasaki Crab apple to follow in the near future Subscribe: goo.gl/R9IKFp Share this video: goo.gl/euYi6h…

    A Glimpse into the world of Bonsai, a short preview

    Taking Care of Your BonsaiBy mik_adminAugust 7th, 2015

    Short preview of various trees I have worked on. Included in here are an oak tree, an Acer Maple, Korean Hornbeam, Nagasaki Crab Apple and a black thorn at a bonsai workshop. My videos show hot you can make your very own bonsai tree at home, care for your bonsai tree and maintain your bonsai…

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