Garden Calendar: Learn the basics of bonsai, landscape design and more at a ... - Dallas Morning News (subscription)

Dallas Morning News (subscription)

Garden Calendar: Learn the basics of bonsai, landscape design and more at a ... Dallas Morning News (subscription) By STAFF ORGANIC GARDENING: Learn the life history and biology of dragonflies at the monthly meeting of the Greater Dallas Organic Gardening Club. 6:30 pm Thursday. REI, 4514 LBJ Freeway, Dallas. Free. ENGLISH ROSES: The Dallas Rose Society's monthly ...

Wakamatsu Festival highlights traditional Japanese crafts in historic setting - Examiner.com

Wakamatsu Festival highlights traditional Japanese crafts in historic setting Examiner.com Today's Wakamatsu Colony Festival in Gold Hill brings together history and traditional Japanese music and crafts in a day of celebration honoring the settlers of the Wakamatsu Tea and Silk Colony. Immigrants from Aizu Wakamatsu in what is now Japan's ...

Philippine bonsai artworks are world-class, too - Inquirer.net (blog)

Inquirer.net (blog)

Philippine bonsai artworks are world-class, too Inquirer.net (blog) In the beginning, according to Chinese history, there was this plant artist called a “magician” for having created miniature rocky mountains with plants that became stunted or miniaturized due to the lack of soil. That started the idea of culturing ... and more »

Tree lovers appreciate a tradition - Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Tree lovers appreciate a tradition Sarasota Herald-Tribune Demonstrations on the Japanese art of growing miniature trees were given by members of the Ichiban Bonsai Kai Club of Port Charlotte. "It's good to do work with your hands, especially when your feet give out on you," Bob Ramsey said as he worked on a ...

Baby veggies come of age - Sydney Morning Herald

Sydney Morning Herald

Baby veggies come of age Sydney Morning Herald Baby vegetables have taken over my local supermarket – but which of these bonsai plants are babies, and which of them aren't? "Carrots are the anomaly," said Carol Miles, an associate professor of vegetable horticulture at Washington State University ...