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[GLBS] Phoenix Graft Workshop
The term phoenix graft was first coined by bonsai artist Dan Robinson, referring to the mythical bird which rose from the ashes. A phoenix graft is the combination of a living tree (or trees) and a section of driftwood. Many artists have been successful at creating beautiful examples of phoenix grafts. Colin Lewis has a remarkable tree on the cover of his book The Art of Bonsai Design.
http://www.louisvillebonsai.org/art...e=phoenix_04_05
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