2. Choosing the right container and soil The container for your Bodhi tree bonsai should be deep enough to accommodate the long taproot of the tree. You can use a plastic or ceramic pot, which ...

2. Choosing the right container and soil The container for your baobab bonsai should be shallow and wide enough to accommodate the tree's spreading roots. You can use a ceramic or plastic pot, and ...

The tree, which can live for decades or even centuries, will evolve over time, as will you. And by putting your personal touches on every shoot and branch, you will imprint your bonsai with your ...

Bonsai, Japanese for “planted in a tray,” originated in China in around 200 A.D., and the art spread several hundred years later to Japan. The art of bonsai was introduced to the U.S. in the ...

Treating each tiny Bonsai as if it were a deep-rooted full-sized tree, Aiba creates incredible buildings that wind around the boughs and branches. Using copper line, epoxy putty, plastic, resin ...