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13-Feb-2004
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Bonsaipotato
I came up on this site: bonsaipotato while searching on some bonsai related stuff on google.Take a look at the gallery. To me this was a completely new and quite funny thing actually. That's certainly not for me
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13-Feb-2004
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horticultrilist
Join Date: Feb-2004
Location: Victoria
Country: Australia
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rofl! i get alot of usually small potaetoes in my compost. some times i get massive ones, i just give em to the dog.
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13-Feb-2004
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Maybe they will line the shelves of WalMart and Target with these. At least they are more suitable for the enviroment they provide. I actually have some potato bonsai under my kitchen sink as we speak.
 I am willing to part with them at $15.00 each. I have seen some cool looking Grape vine bonsai, and would probably give that a try first. 
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Travesty34 - GW - Profile Last edited by Travesty34 : 13-Feb-2004 at 12:14 PM. |
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13-Feb-2004
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There's been a potato in our Gallery for some time. I wasn't sure quite how to classify it.
http://pictures.bonsaitalk.com/key/potato Regards, Matt
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15-Feb-2004
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bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman
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I've heard you can easily make excellent shari on these with nothing more than a potato peeler.
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16-Feb-2004
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bonsai enthusiast
Join Date: Apr-2003
Location: Lisbon
Country: Portugal - Forest Fire World Champion
USDA Zone: 10
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Wow! There are some serious artists, there!
I'm moving out of this forum.  It's been wonderful beeing here, but I've got a lot of potatoes in need for attention... Bye. |
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16-Feb-2004
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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I am planning a "Root Vegetable-Over-Rock" design as well as a "Windspud" style.
If I succeed, I will move on to create"French Fry Forest". LOL
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Aren't you concerned that 1. overcollecting may diminish the wild potato population, and so reduce future generation's potential enjoyment of the wild potato? 2. mass production and the prevalence of this so-called art in malls and grocery stores may create a mallsai equivalent, SPUDSAI?
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