Bonsai Boy's Zen Garden Grooming Rake

Manufacturer: jmbamboo Brand: JM BAMBOO

The term 'bonsai' literally translated from Japanese means tray planting or tree in pot. The term refers specifically to the training and artistic vision applied to the tree; ultimately this will give the illusion of an aged miniature tree in nature. It is more than just a little tree, it is an attempt to represent nature itself in a small pot. Translated as potted tree, bonsai trees are the attempt to represent larger natural tree forms in a diminutive scale. In this case we have chosen a hardy 3 year old juniper for its long trailing brances, which are easy to train into many fantastic bonsai styles.

Manufacturer: Tabletop Bonsai Brand: Nature's Highlight

Are you fascinated by sushi but perhaps dare not to taste the raw fish? If so, this sushi bonsai plant is perfect for you, making an excellent addition to either your home or office display. Its beauty is a result of continuous care and refinement-each plant is a beautiful shade of green and has about the same size and shape of real sushi. Put a group of these sushi bonsai together and they look quite similar to a genuine set of Japanese sushi! If you are looking for something new and different to brighten up your room, you need to look no further than this vibrant and visually appealing bonsai plant. Besides being a great personal souvenir, it is also great as a gift for sushi lovers, home gardeners, and/or bonsai hobbyists who wish to expand their collection of beautiful and exotic plants.

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...

Manufacturer: Bulk Buys

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

New miniature cultivar of the popular Ficus Benjamina with smaller leaves and very dark green color and compact growth habit. Great for indoors in lower or higher lighting conditions.

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...

Brand: indoorbonsaiandexotics

FUKIEN TEA FROM CHINA. IMPORTED BONSAI TREE. INDOORS

Manufacturer: Platz Brand: Platz Model: BONT01

Pot:Pottery/* This Product Is Not Plants. It Is A Miniature Model Reproduces The Bonsai In A Variety Of Materials.

Brand: Bonsai Boy