Here's a sweet story from IBC for all the bonsai nature lovers...
http://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/bonsa ... -t3249.htm
Just as useful as the full size ones...
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Re: Just as useful as the full size ones...
Cute story and awesome tree. The birds had taste!
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An old friend was in Japan for the 1989expo and the bonsai. He asked one of theolder statesmen of the Bonsai fraternity, when do you know your tree is mature enough to be called a Bonsai?.
The answer was when the birds nest in them.
When he came home from that show he was estatic, for he had some New holland honey eaters nesting in one of his Azaleas.
Cheers very nice too
Pup
The answer was when the birds nest in them.
When he came home from that show he was estatic, for he had some New holland honey eaters nesting in one of his Azaleas.
Cheers very nice too
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Nice Neal
I ssaw this the other day and thought it was verry cool
Ken
I ssaw this the other day and thought it was verry cool
Ken
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Re: Just as useful as the full size ones...
Nice story PupPup wrote:An old friend was in Japan for the 1989expo and the bonsai. He asked one of theolder statesmen of the Bonsai fraternity, when do you know your tree is mature enough to be called a Bonsai?.
The answer was when the birds nest in them.
When he came home from that show he was estatic, for he had some New holland honey eaters nesting in one of his Azaleas.
Cheers very nice too
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That's a sweet story
Grant, boom tish
Grant, boom tish
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Hahaha VERY good, I thought it was just a typo but i didn't look close enoughJoel wrote:Nice photos!
(Sneaky Grant....... I noticed)
Joel
