For example, I looked at a post of FlyBri's about a sumo pomegranate, and I began immediately wanting a pomegranate. I read about other people's satsuki azaleas, and want some even though I have 4 Indica aaleas. I can say all the plants I have are very healthy. My other problem is whenever I prune one of my plants, I put the cuttings in a pot and almost all of them (probably around 90%) grow. I find it difficult to put perfectly good cuttings in the bin. While I can always give some away to local club members when they get big enough, many of them are cuttings from cuttings given to me by club members so they don't want them. I can also sell them like my mother does her desert rose seedlings to raise money for missions for her church, but the problem is where to keep all the small pots etc until big enough to pass on, and by then I can see some potential in them and don't want to.
Am I alone in this addiction, or is it just one of the symptoms of bonsai addiction that many of you suffer from also? Is there a cure, or should I just resign myself to it and build ever bigger benches to hold everything? My husband collects vintage slot cars, and in one of their magazines was an article on collection addictions (very tongue in cheek). In answer to the question "How much should I collect" the article stated "Twice the available space"
taking the top half of trees of since 2005! 
