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Article 72 – ‘Small but deadly’
Originally posted on Taiga Bonzai:
Hi, welcome to Taiga Bonzai we have written much on pests and disease which cause problems for agriculture and horticultural communities worldwide, in this article we discuss a candidate that not only kills trees, but is able to create serious problems to humans and domestic animals. Introduction – the ‘Maritime pine‘ or ‘cluster pine‘ Pinus pinaster is?native to the Mediterranean… Continue reading Article 72 – ‘Small but deadly’
Article 73 -‘Design: a discussion’ Part 4
Originally posted on Taiga Bonzai:
Hi, welcome to Taiga Bonzai in this post we discuss Bunjin or Literati because, the old adage of ‘less is more’ comes into being due to the sparseness of foliage and presentation of this particular style. Introduction – according to bonsai master John Y. Naka in his book ‘Bonsai Techniques’, “The Bunjin style of bonsai is so free that it… Continue reading Article 73 -‘Design: a discussion’ Part 4
Article 74 – ‘Quarantine!’
Originally posted on Taiga Bonzai:
Hi welcome to Taiga Bonzai, today’s post was intended to be a discussion on the infamous Tanuki design. This will be postponed till a later date as the question of quarantine is more appropriate given the time of year when bonsai enthusiasts are looking to add to their collection/s albeit purchased from a nursery, the wild, by air layering, cuttings… Continue reading Article 74 – ‘Quarantine!’
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