Bonsai: Its Art, Science, History and PhilosophyThis lovely book, now available in paperback as well as in the original hardcover, has won acceptance as a standard on bonsai throughout the English-speaking world. It delves into the art & technique of bonsai styling, the text enhanced by line drawings & stunning color photographs. |
Contents
CHAPTER ONE An Introduction to the Art of Bonsai | 1 |
What Keeps a Bonsai Small? | 13 |
Methods of Propagating Tree Material for Bonsai | 17 |
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