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The Knowledge of Bonsai is an on-line forum and community for the examination and discussion of the cultivation and technical design aspects of bonsai. It is meant to be a place where information concerning bonsai can be freely exchanged in a professional and straight forward manner without the obstacles commonly prevalent in other venues. This is the serious bonsaist home on the web.
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22Feb2008

Author

Vance Wood

Bonsai On The Cheap

With the rise of Internet discussion forums it is possible to read, if not participate, in a variety of discussion about bonsai. One discussion some time ago dealt with the possibility of doing bonsai without going broke financially. I was disappointed with the outcome of this particular discussion and I feel much information was left out, ignored or misrepresented. So let's look at some of

03Aug2006

Author

Will Heath

Getting the Most Out of Your Club Auction

Most clubs have an annual auction where members bring items they no longer have a need for, no longer want, or that they can not personally see a future for. These auctions serve many purposes, as they are not only a place where members can sell items they do not want, but also a place where members can pick up items they do want at highly discounted prices. These auctions also serve to beef