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Brand: Boo-Boo Plant

Each Boo-Boo Plant is a miniature live plant in a small transparent terrarium. Like every other living thing each Boo-Boo Plant needs care and attention. You don't need to be an experienced gardener but don't forget that every plant requires watering and sunlight. Boo-Boo Plant is a perfect accessory for your key-chain, cell phone, backpack, rear view mirror or any other place where you desire a bit of freshness. You can also remove the top capsule from the base and build yourself a miniature desktop garden. Boo-Boo Plant is the ultimate idea for corporate gifts or wedding favors, for more information please contact us. Your Boo-Boo Plant could live within the capsule from 3 to 6 months without special care. It all depends on the plant type and the amount of sunlight and water provided. Boo-Boo Plant does not require much watering and it only takes about a minute or two. Simply put the base of your Boo-Boo into a small container with water as often as your plant requires; to find out your plant needs read the instructions provided with your order or visit our site. After applying water your Boo-Boo shouldn't move for the next 30-40 minutes to avoid dislocation from the soil. If you notice that condensation has formed inside the capsule, separate the capsule top from its base and let it air out, although its not dangerous for the plant. Once your Boo-Boo fills out his miniature terrarium home, you can remove the top of the capsule, than disassemble the already split base and f...

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

The Italian Cypress or Mediterranean Cypress is a great indoor bonsai tree which can be grown singularly or in groups. Originally found in the eastern Mediteranean area, this bonsai is susceptible to the cold which means that either you must bring it indoors during the winter or grow it in a fairly warm climate. They feature fine green/gray foliage which actually grows in flattened sprays. They also grow "cool looking" tiny elongated brown cones during the year, something that is somewhat rare in bonsai. Easy indoor maintenance.

Brand: 9GreenBox

The Juniper Bonsai is commonly regarded as the beginner bonsai, as for the easiness of care for the plant. Growing these small trees is an ancient art form in which the leaves can be trimmed and guided to be made into the owner's desired shape. Bonsai convey the symbols of meditation, harmony, peace, and balance.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy Model: 1266-E2243

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Ceramic miniature Sampan.;Measures 1.5 x 1.25 tall.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Glazed ceramic pagoda figurine.

Manufacturer: Jm Bamboo Brand: JM BAMBOO

Size:4" Hanging Basket String of Pearls (Senecio rowleyanus). The String of Pearls is a member of the senecio family, which also includes 'Dusty Miller', 'German Ivy' and 'Cineraria', to name a few. Although the senecios vary widely, they have similar requirements and many of their delicate, succulent tapestries fill the same horticutual niche. String of Pearls, is a popular and low-maintenance plant to grow in a sunny window. It is a slow-growing variety, but your patience will be rewarded. Light: Window. Water: Water when surface is dry. They are forgiving if you forget. Fertilizer: Use either a balanced or low-nitrogen formula at low levels, but frequently---March through October. Soil: Should be loose and porous like a cactus soil.

Manufacturer: 9Greenbox Brand: 9GreenBox

Good Gift ideal for everyone want to watch their own bonsai grow from seeds. Good education and learning experience. The Dogwood species range anywhere from groundcover, multi branched shrub or tree, or a single trunk ornamental tree form. Dogwood trees are considered by many as the best all-round flowering trees. Dogwoods are most known for their outstanding display of flowers in the spring. Cornus kousa, also known as Kousa dogwood, Japanese dogwood, or Chinese dogwood, is a small, handsome specimen tree or shrub. This handsome little tree adds year-round beauty, for white flowers in May and June give a Milky Way effect, while purple and scarlet fall leaves add intense color. The beautiful tree form has horizontal branching. It is planted as a specimen, near a patio, or in groupings. The Kousa is not as susceptible to disease as the white dogwood in spring. Blooms later and with a softer-petaled flower than the white flowering dogwood. Because of its disease resistance, it is becoming the best replacement for the white dogwood. Kousa Dogwood has low water requirements and displays a moderate tolerance for salt and alkali soils. Partial shade to full sun. Grows to 15' to 25', 25' spread. Hardy in zones 5-8. In groupings plant 10-15' apart.

Manufacturer: Hollow Creek Bonsai Brand: WWW.HOLLOWCREEKBONSAI.COM

Known by many different names Pin Frog, Flower Frog, Flower Spikes, Needle Holder and Kenzan it is a must for flower arranging enthusiasts. Flower frogs are reusable pieces of lead with small spikes that hold flowers in place within the arrangement. - Ikebana as an art form Ikebana (ee-kay-bah-nah) is the art of Japanese flower arranging. The object is simply to create something of beauty for the delight of others and, in so doing, improve yourself. The artist sees it as a discipline of the inner spirit for the ultimate purification of the mind and heart. No judging of the work is conducted. Dating back to the 15th Century, this art form reflects three fundamental characteristics of Japanese thinking: an innate love of nature, an abiding love of line, and an instinctive love of symbolism. For the Japanese, flowers signify communion with the heart of nature. Through the centuries, ikebana has grown to incorporate 23 leading schools. The first, Ikenobo (15th Century), advocates using the natural bend of branches. This school, together with Sogetsu, Ohara and Misho would be considered the leading schools. The Sogetsu School has emerged as an exemplary contemporary school whose arrangements fit seamlessly in today's modern and traditional d/cor. The goal of your arrangement is to create three levels of flowers -- high, medium and low. The highest point should equal twice the width of your container, plus twice the height. The medium level is approximately 3/4 of the highest poin...