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Unique Gift Ideas - Introducing the World of Bonsai


If installing a miniature model of Eiffel tower or Taj Mahal adds to the aesthetic value of the living room, imagine the beauty that a gigantic oak or a sprawling banyan tree growing in a small pot would usher to it. A small alive world of your own, that brings life inside the four walls of your home.
Welcome to the art of Bonsai; a Japanese technique that enables you to grow life size trees in a small pot at home. For one thing, it appeals to your senses and for the other, it makes you marvel at the fine piece of scientific miracle that the specimen is in itself. An irrefutable organic art form that appeals to your superior senses, bonsai is the one thing that your room is missing.

A bonsai can be made out of any perennial in nature, woody stemmed or a shrub. All that it takes is a little knowledge and perseverance. One starts with a specimen of a Bonsai material i.e. A tree that one wishes to make a bonsai of and begins to nurture and care for it. It is followed by one or more of the popular ways to propagate a bonsai. Towards the end you have your own pine, oak, mango or twig in reduced proportions but increased grandeur.

Group of 3 Baby Jade Bonsai Trees

Baby Jade-3 Bonsai Tree Group  (portulacaria afra)

Baby Jade-3 Bonsai Tree Group (portulacaria afra)

This succulent bonsai, also known as the "Elephant Bush", is native to South Africa and has pale green leaves that are almost round and about one-third the size of the common Jade plant. The fleshy trunk, branches, and leaves are used to store water. An excellent bonsai tree for the home of office. We pot 3 trees together in a pot to give the appearance of a grove or forest scene.








Two bonsai techniques those have largely evolved out of time are cutting and layering. In cutting, a small part of a growing plant is cut off and carefully placed in growing medium to develop roots. One can chose a thick woody part of a plant, which would render the bonsai an aged look as it grows.
Alternatively, a slender stem can be cut off and cultivated further which has a greater tendency to spawn and grow roots. Cutting is usually preferred when the bonsai has to meet certain specific aspects as desired. It allows us to grow the source specimen for some time and later prune it according to your needs when we deem fit.

Black Humidity Drip Tray

Humidity/Drip Bonsai Tray/Bonsai Pot (Oval Black) 17.

Humidity/Drip Bonsai Tray/Bonsai Pot (Oval Black) 17."x12.0"x2.0"

Can be used as a humidity/drip tray or an inexpensive bonsai pot for a large forest group or Penjing. Eight knockout holes in the bottom of the tray for drainage.








In layering , which in another popular technique , a part of the plant ; usually side stem, is modified to grow roots, while it is still attached to the parent and later separated and encouraged to proliferated to grow alone to a matured bonsai species. It quickly, under care, develops into a fine piece of the contributing specimen.

Starter 4 Piece Bonsai Tool Set

Starter 4 Piece  Bonsai Tool Set (Save $10.85)

Starter 4 Piece Bonsai Tool Set (Save $10.85)

Four (4) piece tool set consisting of Concave Cutter, Traditional Shears, Wire Cutters and Single Point Root Rake








Thus, in a few easy steps, one can have one's own miniature nursery with plants that are found towering the sky only in wilderness!! A bonsai can be further styled to give each plant its own unique look and feel. In a popular technique known as the deadwood, the bark of a bonsai can be folded and removed to give it an antique aged look .The trunk and branches of hard wood trees can be shaped by grafting.

A simple set of tools and a few techniques allow your bonsai to depict your personal style. In popular culture, growing a bonsai can be a healthy hobby and caring for your very own specimen can prove to be a healthy stress buster.

Bamboo Display Base 7”x4”x1”
Bamboo Display Base 7

Bamboo Display Base 7" x 4 " x 1"

7" x 4" x 1".








With the various health benefits that you reap from growing a bonsai also allows the sense of peace and tranquility of nurturing a new life in your living space. So go out there!! And get your specimen today, for all that is missing from an otherwise complete life, is a Bonsai!

Growing Bonsai Indoors by Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
Growing Bonsai Indoors By Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

Growing Bonsai Indoors By Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

"Growing Bonsai Indoors" is an introduction to beautiful tropical and subtropical bonsai that can thrive inside your home year-round. Tailored to the needs of first time bonsai growers, this hands-on guide explains step-by-step how to make indoor bonsai flourish. You'll find a thorough overview of the most common bonsai styles fully illustrated with color photos and line drawings, as well as advice on wiring and prunning from renowned experts. This handy guide also serves as a helpful reference for buying bonsai and connecting with other enthusiastics locally and around the world.










Bonsai Boy of New York

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