Bonsai
Bonsai by Harry Tomlinson, published by Reader’s Digest Association in 1995, is a comprehensive guide that explores the art of bonsai. This first edition spans 216 pages and is presented in English. The book covers essential techniques such as design, pruning, wiring, and propagating, providing readers with a thorough understanding of how to choose and cultivate their bonsai trees.
Readers will find detailed entries accompanied by full-color photographs that highlight key features of various specimens. The guide also includes a Dictionary of Trees and Shrubs, featuring over 300 plants suitable for bonsai cultivation. With more than 400 photos throughout, this book serves as a valuable resource for gardening enthusiasts interested in ornamental plants and trees.
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A complete guide to the art of bonsai, from design to pruning, wiring, propagating, and choosing the tree. Each entry is accompanied by a full-color photo of a superb specimen, annotated to demonstrate key features. Includes a Dictionary of Trees and Shrubs listing over 300 plants that can be made into bonsai. Over 400 photos.
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