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How to read plants

By Tim Barton, Mono No Aware

In another blog post, I described how we all carry the information from our past with us. What is true is true for everything, and this same principle applies to plants in a very interesting and useful manner. Like everything else I know this information was adapted from others, in this case my primary bonsai teacher, Peter Tea.

Keeping track of your bonsai

General meeting program February 2, 2020 – This meeting presentation was on keeping track of your bonsai. Presenters showed how they keep track of their own trees. Click image to view presentation >> Click the image to view the presentation

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Using LEDs To Grow Bonsai

By Cheryl Sykora

Click to view the PDF of presentation given by (more…)

President’s Column – March 2018

By David Weiss, President

Spring is in the air! Well almost anyway. It is in my plant room for sure where it’s always between 70 & 80 during the day and low 60’s at night. (more…)

Nix Pix Stix (The art of Chopsticks)

by Terry Davis

In the past, I had used chopsticks from a local Chinese restaurant to work the soil when I transplanted. (more…)

Re-Potting Tips

by Dave DeGroot

The best suggestion I can make regarding repotting is to consult a local instructor or successful club member for advice, (more…)