What bonsai tree should I plant?
Posted by Bonsai Care on Feb 17, 2009
I only wish the sort of tree which can be grown as the bonsai, is great for beginners, is great in assuage lighting as good as would tarry Australian climate.
Any ficus ( fig family )specimen would fit the bill,except which it would need some-more than assuage light ,ficus is easy to hoop by amateur bonsai enthusiasts,lends itself good to moulding & styling,the leaves have been glossy & tasteful & those which send down ariel roots supplement to the elderly demeanour of the tree.
I am from India & you operate the banyan (Ficus bengalensis) & the Peepul ( Ficus religiosa ) the lot in bonsai displays,i know Australia has utterly the couple of local ficus varieties .Those which produce tiny figs demeanour really attractive.
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Any ficus ( fig family )specimen would fit the bill,except that it would need more than moderate light ,ficus is easy to handle by beginner bonsai enthusiasts,lends itself well to shaping & styling,the leaves are shiny & attractive & those that send down ariel roots add to the aged look of the tree.
I am from India & we use the banyan (Ficus bengalensis) & the Peepul ( Ficus religiosa ) a lot in bonsai displays,i know Australia has quite a few native ficus varieties .Those that yield small figs look very attractive.
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Own a few ficus bonsai specimens
Bonsai is a technique that can be used on almost any tree/shrub. Look around for naturally stunted trees growing near you.
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