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Go beneath the soil with this hand-drawn guide! This book is sure to become your go-to reference for all things bonsai. Beautifully illustrated with details and views a camera simply cant show, Introduction to Bonsai offers a unique and insightful look at these mini ecosystems.
This complete guide contains all the information you need to create and maintain your own bonsai: Handy monthly bonsai maintenance schedules detail proper watering, pruning, wiring, transplanting and other upkeep activities throughout the yearLeaves, fruits, flowers, and processes are presented up-close to help make growing and upkeep as successful and simple as possibleDiagrams show where, how much, and in what direction pruning, wiring, watering and other maintenance should be performedClear, detailed illustrations of every part of the bonsai ensure that youll see everything you need to see, exactly as you need to see it--making this a great resource for collectors and enthusiasts at all levelsLearn the specific ways to care for more than 40 types of popular bonsai trees, including: Flowering Bonsai--cherry blossom, dogwood, azalea and lilacFruiting Bonsai--crab apple, persimmon, Chinese quince and burning bushConiferous and Deciduous Bonsai--maple, Japanese beech, black pine and salt cedarPrepared by the editors of Japans popular Bonsai Sekai (Bonsai World) magazine, this handbook is designed to make care and maintenance easy for bonsai beginners--from seeds to root systems and from basic watering to your first transplant.
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Guide for Beginners
Illustrated by Kyosuke Gun
on a rack on a balcony that
gets poor lighting, but I can
enjoy the bonsai experience
without depriving them.
To make up for the lack of
sunlight, I use a grow light.
My wife also participates in
caring for the bonsai. It is a
very important aspect of our
free time.
tains its vitality. I am especially drawn to the evergreenness
of the pine variety. I also appreciate experiencing the transi
tion of seasons that I cannot enjoy from my workplace.
Minato Ward, Tokyo.
trance to an apartment, bonsai cleanse the atmosphere and make the
space seem brighter. (These trees are under 8 inches / 20 cm.)
enjoys having this little spot of life and greenery in the middle of his
busy life in a bustling city.
for a relaxing environment thats very popular among my students.
Its not surprising that the appreciation of bonsai has spread across
the globe.
the other hand, channel that power through small pots and wire.
Nevertheless, even though their energy is contained, they present
themselves in such an artistic way.
enthusiast in Setagaya Ward, Tokyo.
creating a tranquil atmosphere during meditation sessions at his
yoga studio.
decided to add some
plants to my apartment
because they help me
relax. Thats how it all
began. I started with
typical houseplants, but
slowly introduced bonsai.
Now I have many variet-
ies. I take pictures of the
blooming plants every
day to appreciate their
blossoms and growth. For me now, having bonsai in
my life has become essential.
and appreciated. With each bend of a branch or with
each bonsai I plant, I can see the uniqueness of the
individual bonsai. I find this very appealing.
Suginami Ward, Tokyo.
bonsai Rutsuko feels that she is bringing energy and vitality into
her home. She says that being surrounded by her favorite plants
is a spiritual aspect of her life.
ten years ago. When she was in her twenties she moved into a well
lit apartment and started taking bonsai more seriously. Her garden,
which is about 19.5 x 13 feet (6 x 4 meters), receives lots of sunlight.
and the longer you can enjoy the experience. In the art of bonsai, you
are considered to be young and up-and-coming if you are in your fif
ties. In which case, you can still look forward to learning and achiev
ing more for decadesmaybe even another forty or fifty years.
able to propagate them myself as well.
Chiba Prefecture.
seasons throughout the year. Mr. and Mrs. Umezawa begin and end
each day by appreciating and talking about their bonsai. Sharing their
observations and taking time to really enjoy their bonsai is a part of
the passion for, and process of, caring for them.
plan to put more effort into design, and show my bonsai
in a gallery.
Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture.
in a moment of time, and the way to appreciate bonsai of all kinds.
or bonkariyama . Later, when the art was introduced to Japan, it evolved into the form we call bonsai, and it
became a common horticultural practice throughout the Edo period.
oneness that allows us to appreciate the beauty of a landscape that is complete, yet contained.
with the sense of solemnity, elegance and solitude that are the essential charm of a bonsai tree. Imitating trees
that have withstood many years of wind, rain and snow, the bonsaiwith its winding branches, thick roots, rough
bark, and white bones that come from season after season of death and rebirthis a unique and self-contained
natural world. It embodies a philosophy and a skill set that the Japanese have long cherished. It is an act of nature
worship that harmoniously corresponds to all the characteristics of the four seasons.
EACH PART
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that branches superimpose the edge. Add grasses and flowers suitable for the season as a secondary
bonsai or plant. The hanging scroll, main tree and the accent plant are placed in an irregular triangle.
The depth elements here are the distant mountain in the scroll, the conifer in the middle, and under
growth (grass or moss) on the floor in the foreground. This gives the alcove the sense of a full landscape.
an alcove. The decoration of the alcove is called tokokazari . Sekikazari , which literally means decorating a seat,
pertains to the arrangement of bonsai in an area specifically for bonsai display.
accent), and a hanging scroll. When the main tree is a conifer, the flowers and grasses accompanying it should rep
resent the season. The main tree is placed in such a way that it flows toward the hanging scroll, and a high table and
a ground plate are laid beneath the bonsai. Choose a hanging scroll (or other wall hanging in a less traditional space)
that complements the main tree well. The sekikazari is a two-part arrangement consisting of main tree and accent.
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