The Bonsai Website For The Bonsai Enthusiast

Bonsai Tree Care

Growing bonsai and learning how to bonsai has many wonderful benefits, learning how to go about caring and training your trees properly, keeping them alive and healthy for many years is all part of a satisfying on-going challenge!

With urban expansion, yard sizes and gardens having to be kept at a minimum, growing bonsai can be a great alternative.

Several trees set out in a courtyard evokes the feeling of calm and tranquility while pruning and shaping your little trees sometimes almost puts you in a meditative state, as you lock out the outside world and focus purely on creating a living art form!

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Bonsai Trees

Keeping nature close to us is an important part of life and bonsai can be the answer!

I have created this bonsai site for the enjoyment of bonsai enthusiasts world wide.

As I improve this site it will be the home for all things Bonsai, from top resources, galleries and top range products for the beginner to the advanced bonsai enthusiast!

If you are new to the art of Japanese bonsai you might like to check out the
bonsai beginners course

or some of the other resources I have researched, added and recommend!

Find out how to bonsai and all about bonsai tree care right here.

Bonsai Care Instructions

I have started to add bonsai care instructions for the most popular varieties of bonsai and those that we grow specifically for bonsai at the nursery.

Varieties such as Juniper bonsai, Ficus bonsai and other common species will be covered in time, but please contact me should you wish to find out about a specific variety sooner.

Contact me should you have any suggestions of content or bonsai related products you would like me to look into and add to this site!

ENJOY!

 

 

Disclaimer: All information on this website is based entirely on my 20 years of experience growing bonsai on the Northern New South and South East Queensland coasts of Australia. Results may vary when bonsai are grown in other locations or conditions .Every effort to ensure the accuracy of my observations is taken but I assume no responsibility for any error, omissions, inconsistencies or inaccuracies. I, in no way consider myself to be an expert in this field but believe I can help to fill in the gap that I found to exist when searching for accurate and helpful information on Bonsai as a beginner up until now. I, like a Bonsai that is refined over years hope that my knowledge on the subject is and will continue to be refined and you will allow me to share that journey and knowledge with you! Peter Meredith