Archive for June, 2008
“China and Japan Bonsai” Bonsai plants cultivated in Japan or China require special care and treatment to grow effectively. The plants form miniature trees. As the trees grow, they become valuable and graceful. If you plan to purchase or scout for bonsai trees, it is important that you understand how these plants are cared for. [...]
“Ginkgo Biloba” If you are searching for beauty, macrobiotic and health, then you may want to raise a bonsai Ginkgo Biloba, or the Maidenhair trees. The Ginkgoaceae family is the Latin version of Yin-Kuo. The Chinese title stands for silver apricot. This tree is one of the ancient specimens and is actually a living fossil. [...]
“Thymes” Thymus or thymes grow minute size leaves and frail features. You can find thymes in a variety of forms, including patterns and color. In addition, you will find many shapes, size, variegations, flowery colors, aromatic scents etc. One of the popular thymes is the Thymus citriodorus ‘aureus, or the Golden lemon. Citriodorus ‘argeneteus is [...]
“Hardy Perennial” How to raise hardy perennials? Unlike the semi-hardy perennials, the robust are not sensitive to cold weather. The aromatic scents are stronger and the plants live longer. The herbs are grown as bonsai, which is often grown for its traditional usage. Oregano and sage are grown as bonsai, yet the plants are not [...]
“Crab Apple” How to train Crab Apples? Crab apples or Malus Apples are members of the Rosaceae family. There is only around twenty-five species, yet the group develops an amazing bonsai. The tree is grown in Asia, North America, Europe, etc. The Crabs has a historic moment that sends them back to the era when [...]