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Old 13-May-2004   #1
Mike and Jill
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Beginner Question

I am floored by this craft!

My wife and I were at Epcot, yesterday and they had a Bonsai display set up
in Japan (several countries have a set up at Epcot, if you have never been).

They were FANTASTIC! Several of them were over 50 years old...........one
was 105.

When I got home, I did some research and saw that some of them are well over
100 years old.

Anyway, I understand that Bonsai is more of a method, then it is a
particular type of tree. However, I am sure some types do better then
others.

I have a few seeds from a Screw Pine Tree that I think would do well in this
format (see the link below for more information on the Screw Pine).

http://mgonline.com/screwpine.html

What do you experienced folks think?

Mike


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Old 13-May-2004   #2
Iris Cohen
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<< I understand that Bonsai is more of a method, then it is a particular type
of tree. However, I am sure some types do better then others.
I have a few seeds from a Screw Pine Tree that I think would do well in this
format >>

Forget it. With very few exceptions, monocots are not suitable for bonsai.
Since you are in Florida, start with a Ficus.
Iris,
Central NY, Zone 5a, Sunset Zone 40
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