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1. Pre-Zelkova Bonsai Tree

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Pre Bonsai Trees

   The Zelkova Bonsai is from the Chinese Elm Species and is also know for being able to go through a dormancy or even stay inside all year with foliage. Great for some to but and train to make their own ... Sunday, 15 February 2009

2. Bonsa Grow Light

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Bonsai Tools

   The Bonsai Grow Light is a great product for anyone wanting their bonsai indoors all year around or if it is just winter time for your favorite tropical bonsai tree. This is a well balanced light needed ... Sunday, 01 November 2009

3. Ficus Retusa Bonsai #459

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Indoor Bonsai Trees

   The Ficus Retusa (also known as f. microcarpa nitida) is considered one of the easiest trees to keep as a trained Bonsai; it’s great for beginners. Because the ficus retusa is found native in Southeast ... Sunday, 07 June 2009

4. Ficus Retusa Bonsai #459

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Monthly Bonsai Specials

   The Ficus Retusa (also known as f. microcarpa nitida) is considered one of the easiest trees to keep as a trained Bonsai; it’s great for beginners. Because the ficus retusa is found native in Southeast ... Sunday, 07 June 2009

5. Pre-Podocarpus Bonsai Tree

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Pre Bonsai Trees

   The Podocarpus Bonsai is a real nice tropical tree that loves warmth and sunlight. It will grow well with fertilizing at regular intervals and watering daily. Sunday, 15 February 2009

6. Pre-Juniper Nana Bonsai Tree

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Pre Bonsai Trees

   The Pre Bonsai trees are a great way to learn styling Bonsai and putting your imagination to work. Also a great way to pick a Bonsai tree and then a pot from our pottery and build your own Bonsai. Sunday, 15 February 2009

7. Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree #286

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Monthly Bonsai Specials

   The Chinese Elm Bonsai tree is a great tree for a beginner on up. They are a hearty tree that can take a little abuse and will live inside or out. Sunday, 24 May 2009

8. Zelkova Specimen

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Specimen Bonsai Trees

   This group of bonsai Specimens are a wide range of bonsai trees from all over the world.we will do our best to find you whatever it might be i am sure we will get it for you.Please look around and feel ... Monday, 16 February 2009

9. Pre-Black Olive Bonsai Tree

   Category: BONSAI STORE/Pre Bonsai Trees

   The Black Olive is a tropical bonsai that requires a lot of light and loves as much warmth as possible. Get a Pre-Bonsai and all supplies to make your own imagination run wild. Sunday, 15 February 2009

10. Juniper Nana Bonsai Tree

    Category: BONSAI STORE/Outdoor Bonsai Trees

    The Juniper bonsai tree has been known as actual bonsai from where it originally came from.These trees do require dormancy for 8 weeks at a time for winter.Great tree for beginner and nice to look at  ... Sunday, 08 February 2009

11. Greg's Bonsai Blog

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai Blog

    Greg's Bonsai Blog Update: 2-19-2010 Here at Greg's House Of Bonsai, we are in constant battles with our cold winter that has brought us to this point of the year. We will be improving many areas for our ... Friday, 19 February 2010

12. Greg's Bonsai Blog 11-15-2009

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai Blog

    We are coming to the end of fall and moving into winter time real soon here in Akron, Ohio and we are getting ready in our online store for the holidays and for people to buy something special for a loved ... Sunday, 15 November 2009

13. Bonsai Tree Sitting

    Category: Bonsai Tree Services/Bonsai Tree Services

    ... Sitting for our customers is a great way for you to get away on vacations or maybe need somewhere to store your bonsai trees for winter too. You have found the place to help you do that. We are a full ... Thursday, 30 July 2009

14. Dormancy And The Indoor Bonsai

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... have evolved to stay alive over the winter. These species have a biological clock that tells them to slow activity and prepare soft tissues for an onslaught of freezing temperatures. Species that have ... Saturday, 28 March 2009

15. Inroduction Of Grafting The Bonsai

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... they refer to indoor (winter) grafting activity using potted (established) and, in certain cases. barefoot under-stock.      1.  Splice graft for Bonsai           This is one of the simplest grafts. Long ... Saturday, 28 March 2009

16. Successful Sprouting From A Seed

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    Storage: Seed from most tree species will germinate satisfactorily if washed, dried and kept in a cool, dry place through the winter and then sown in spring. e.g. Abies, Acacia, Alder, Cedar, Cryptomeria, ... Monday, 23 March 2009

17. Growing Bonsai Trees From A Seed

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... and survive? Very few in relation to the seed produced. * Seeds are a natural larder in winter and are consumed by insects, birds and small mammals. (So don't be greedy and strip a plant or area completely ... Monday, 23 March 2009

18. Pests And Diseases Of Bonsai

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... or Funginex. They are systemic fungicides which can be sprayed on the leaves and/or applied to the soil, as they are carried in the sap to the leaves. Warmer temperatures discourage mildew, but overwintering ... Monday, 23 March 2009

19. Tips On Bonsai Soils And Ingredients

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... in the Autumn, Winter and Spring. Conversely, during periods of high temperatures, dry peat can be difficult to re-wet properly. Organic soils also continue to break down and become compacted and poor-draining ... Monday, 23 March 2009

20. Malpighia Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ...  summer. Lighting: Five hours of sunlight in the morning during the winter is ideal and in the summer they can have filtered sun or shade. If growing them under fluorescent lights, they require 14-16 ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

21. Larch Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... may also be pruned in autumn-winter, but always leave 2-3 buds on a branch. Wire from late spring-autumn. Another tip reinforced by experience - do not wire before bud burst as this tends to damage  ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

22. Japanese Maple Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... to supply nutrients to an oversize branch system. Branch pruning should be done mainly in fall or winter, to avoid excess loss of sap and so that the shape of the tree can be better seen. Seal pruning ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

23. Jade Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... root rot, especially in winter, very easy if overwatered. Often times this will first manifest itself in leaf or entire branch drop. One of the good things about them is they give you clear signs about ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

24. Hornbeam Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... trees were moved with a 90-inch tree spade during the winter in USDA hardiness zone 8b with no problem) but is easy from containers. The fall color is faintly orange to yellow and stands out in the  ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

25. Holly Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ...  of water, especially before fruit production. Holly can be badly damaged by draught. Reduce watering in winter. Likes misting, unless it is in full sun. Feeding: Every two weeks during growth, using ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

26. Hawthorn Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... in late winter or early spring. Crataegus laevigata 'Paul's scarlet' rarely fruits and is usually propagated by grafting. Repotting: Every 1-3 years in early spring or autumn. Always leave a strong ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

27. Ginko Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... to the elements in a shallow bonsai container. Winter protection of the roots is thus a necessity. Watering: Needs a fair amount of water during growth, but soil should be kept fairly dry ib winter ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

28. Gardenia Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... Every 1-2 years in late winter or spring, following blooming. Well drained soil high in organic matter. Soil pH between 5.0 and 6.5.The roots are superficial and fine, so drastic root pruning is not ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

29. Juniper "Nana" Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... growing season. Wiring is best done in autumn or early winter, so that the branches can become accustomed to their new position while the tree is dormant. Wiring done at other times must be watched ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

30. Fukien Tea Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... only about an hour of direct sunlight daily, although success has been reported growing it in a sunny position all day. Temperature: Ehretia prefers temperatures between 60-72F in winter, although ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

31. Broom Bonsai Style

    Category: Bonsai Styles/Bonsai Styles

    ... suitable for this style enabling the branch ramification to be appreciated without leaves in the tree's winter state. Branches should start from a point on the trunk that is about one third of the ... Tuesday, 10 March 2009

32. Desert Rose Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... location in winter. In summer, if possible, move outdoors to a sunny or partly shaded location. Temperature: Growing temperature should not be below 54 degrees. However, in the winter, keeping it cool ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

33. Sweet Plum Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... Give winter protection. Sageretia thea (or Sageretia theezan), Poor Man's Tea, Chinese Sweetplum, Shina Amai Ume. This infomation was collected from a variety of sources including the posts of the ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

34. Chinese Quince Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... Generous, but avoid misting as this damages the flowers and may rot the fruit. Reduce watering in winter, but never allow the soil to become fully dry. Feeding: Every two weeks from the end of flowering ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

35. Cherry Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... in winter. Do not allow the flowers to get wet or they will rot. P. tormentosa needs less water than most cherries, and care must be taken to see that it does not become waterlogged. Feeding: Every ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

36. Camella Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ...  indoors, but needs cool nights (between 40-60F, but 50-59F is best) in winter. Likes ventilation, but should be kept sheltered from strong winds. Watering: Moderate, but as the root hairs are very ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

37. Eugenia Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... hottest areas. Temperature: Never below 30F. Generally hardy in zones 10B and 11, otherwise can sucessfully be grown indoors. In summer, Eugenia likes the heat, while it prefers winter temperatures ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

38. Podocarpus Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... indoors in a well-lit spot. Prefers winter temperatures between 61-68F. Watering: Likes slightly moist soil, but be sure to provide adequate drainage. Gray needles are a sign of overwatering. Daily ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

39. Boxwood Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... of radical treatments, such as jin, shari and being grown root over rock. Fine bonsai material may frequently be pillaged from old hedges. Leaves may turn reddish brown in winter. Control shape by thinning ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

40. Bougainvillea Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... in winter and early spring, but some plants put forth scattered clusters all year. The colors are found in tones of purple, lavender, carmine, scarlet, red, pink, orange, yellow and white. Single and ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

41. Blue Juniper Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... early winter, so that the branches can become accustomed to their new position while the tree is dormant. Wiring done at other times must be watched carefully for signs of wire cutting into the bark, ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

42. Black Pine Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ...  The insects can be found in the shoots during May. Pesticides are only effective when caterpillars are moving from overwintering sites to new shoots. This occurs in mid to late April or when needle ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

43. Black Olive Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... Even then, many do not survive." Repotting: Repot in late winter, pruning roots only moderately. Use a fast draining bonsai soil with a high sand and lime content. Pests and diseases: No pests or ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

44. Birch Bonsai Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... watering, although they should not be left to stand in moisture. Reduce water in winter, but never let the soil dry completely. Feeding: Wait one month after leaves open, then feed every two weeks till ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

45. Barbados Cherry Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... in the summer. Lighting: Five hours of sunlight in the morning during the winter is ideal and in the summer they can have filtered sun or shade. If growing them under fluorescent lights, they require ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

46. Bald Cypress Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... toward the center. As a landscape tree it grows well in relatively dry soils. It is deciduous, although the dried, brown leaves often cling to the tree well into the winter. A close relative is Pond ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

47. Bahamma Berry Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... shohin. Lighting: Full sun and high humidity. Temperature: Bahama berry likes it hot. If grown indoors it will appreciate warm feet during winter (try a heat mat). Watering: Wants to be consistently ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

48. Kurume Azalea Care

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... than the Southern Indian Hybrids. Lighting: Filtered, partial sun. Avoid prolonged direct exposure to spring and summer sun. Temperature: Protect the tree (preferably under glass) in the winter, ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

49. American Red Maple

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... late spring, as the maple seeds mature. Small, showy red flowers begin to bloom in late winter or early spring (second week in February in northern Florida) and bloom through March. Fruits and seeds ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

50. SATSUKI AZALEA " FLOWERING" BONSAI TREE

    Category: Bonsai Care Sheets/Bonsai Care Sheets

    ... exposure to spring and summer sun. Temperature: Protect the tree (preferably under glass) in the winter, but do not bring indoors. Watering: Keep the soil damp, as the roots can dry out easily and ... Saturday, 07 March 2009

51. Propagation Of Bonsai Cuttings

    Category: Bonsai/Bonsai

    ... apart. Replace the soil in each trench as you proceed and tread the surface to secure the stems. Take more cuttings than you require, as many may fail, depending upon the species and winter weather. If ... Tuesday, 10 February 2009

52. Outdoor Bonsai Care

    Category: Common Bonsai Facts/General

    Outdoor Bonsai Tree Winter Care Tropical bonsai trees are grown indoors while varieties of trees from temperate zones can be grown as bonsai trees outdoors. Whether your outdoor bonsai tree is an evergreen ... Tuesday, 10 February 2009

53. Warranty and Return Policies

    Category: Company policies/Company policies

    ... and we hope for your cooperation.Warranty is also void if you the buyer make shipping selections that are not prudent to the health of the tree.Such as ups ground ship in the dead of winter or middle of ... Tuesday, 27 January 2009