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Bonsai4me was initially launched as a website by its author, bonsai artist Harry Harrington, in October 2001. The website has grown year-on-year over the course of over 22 years, as its reputation for clear, interesting and informative articles has spread throughout the world. With three books now published in hardback, regular appearances in bonsai magazines, as well as bonsai shows and demonstrations across the Europe, Bonsai4me.com has grown into a leading name in Bonsai.
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If you’re new to bonsai, you need to learn the best ways to keep your new trees healthy and vigorous. From root-pruning to repotting, pruning to wiring and basic bonsai design.
BONSAI Species Guides
There are a large number of different species of trees that can be used for bonsai. Here is a list of 100 of the most commonly species, and how best to look after them.
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By bonsai artist Harry Harrington.
Harry Harrington is a father of two from Oxford now based in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. He started bonsai in 1995 and is entirely self-taught. An acclaimed artist specializing in deciduous trees, he also has a reputation for his deadwood carving and as a bonsai teacher.
Books by Harry Harrington have now been read in over 40 different countries around the world and translated into 6 different languages.
The Foundations of Bonsai 2nd Edition
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European Larch bonsai
A European Larch bonsai that I worked on for owner Jez Shakerley last weekend. The tree is extremely vigorous and I was able to prune it very hard, partially defoliate, wire and style over the weekend. The tree has some provenance, owned by the late Paul Goff and initially styled with Harry Tomlinson, it has appeared in a number of books as well as the front cover of Paul Goff’s book on Bonsai Display. . . #bonsai #tree #larch
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Partial Defoliation of Larch bonsai
New video: Partial Defoliation of Larch bonsai https://youtu.be/Z3mLKFhSVgQ?si=TPll1Sb4PWN5mrKf or see my YouTube channel . . #bonsai #tree #larch
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Japanese White Pine bonsai
Here’s a huge Japanese White Pine bonsai worked on over the weekend for owner Jez Shakerley Fortunately the tree was already wired so it refining and defining the foliage wasn’t as hard a job as it might have been. We’re yet to discover the potter behind that beautiful Japanese pot, the tree really is too heavy to move with just two of us! . . #bonsai #tree #japanese #pine
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A fantastic weekend in the deepest New Forest
A fantastic weekend in the deepest New Forest with Alice, as guests to Elaine and Jez Shakerley. Some fantastic trees to work on and Alice really enjoyed her time there with the wild horses, and a local New Forest Show with Elaine. Thanks guys! I’ll post more tomorrow showing a new Kapanese White Pine bonsai and a famous Larch bonsai that Jez now owns; hopefully we will see them exhibited in the UK in the not to distant future. . . #bonsai
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