Bonsai Gardening Secrets

If you haven’t discovered yet the beauty of bonsai gardening, it’s time you get into it. It’s very relaxing! Search for Japanese Zen gardens on the Internet, and I’m sure you’d see a lot of good photos, and you’d be convinced to try this. I learned about Bonsai Gardening Secrets just recently, although I’ve been bonsai gardening for almost 3 years now. If I’d found this years ago, this would have been my favorite bonsai gardening course. It’s got all the important points to remember when you’re getting started with bonsai gardening. I also noticed that Bonsai Gardening Secrets is a lot cheaper than most other bonsai courses both online and offline. Aside from bonsai gardening courses being hard to come by these days, it’s even harder to find ones that have good quality. That’s why I think this is a treasure among the many mediocre bonsai courses you’ll see online. Lastly, the book is presented in an interesting and entertaining way. The bonsai course I used when I was just getting started 3 years ago is nothing compared to this. I regret not discovering this when I was just starting out. So if you’re a bonsai beginner looking for the perfect way to get started with bonsai gardening, I’d highly recommend Bonsai Gardening Secrets.

I fell in love with bonsai when my office buddy gave me one as a retirement gift. It’s a really lovely plant that I cherish with all my heart until now. It’s still my favorite because of its sentimental value and because it’s what got me started on the art of bonsai. Bonsai Gardening Secrets is the first guide I got on growing bonsai plants. It’s really amazing how this explains the entire process of growing bonsai plants. It starts from the very basic, so it’s perfect for beginners. Another awesome thing about bonsai is that you don’t have to spend much on your equipment. Some people say this art is expensive, but you just have to know where to get your tools and your plants, and you also have to know how to improvise. Since I retired, this became my favorite hobby. My husband and I have set up our own little bonsai zen garden where we relax. It’s got amazing healing properties. It also feels great nurturing life. Seeing those plants flourish in their tiny pots is amazing, styling them gives me back the feeling I used to have when I was styling my daughters’ hair back when they were little. It could be my mom instinct kicking in. If you’ve never tried bonsai art before, I strongly suggest you download this book because you’ll learn so much from this and I’m sure it will make you fall in love with bonsai too!

I had my first bonsai plant when I was 12 years old, a gift from my dad. My father was very interested in bonsai plants because he lived in Japan for a few years before. My fascination with bonsai plants started to grow from there. I used to collect bonsai plants because I thought it was too difficult to plant my own. And then I heard about Bonsai Gardening Secrets from a bonsai artist I used to buy plants from. I’ve bought 3 of my plants from him, and they’re all lovely. He introduced me to this book because he also sells bonsai seedlings and other bonsai tools.

The book is so easy to understand. I finished the book in one sitting and I got really excited for my first plant. The first project I did was very simple. My bonsai’s theme is very oriental. I haven’t decided on a final look for it yet because I’m waiting for it to grow a little more. Once you learn the trimming and bending tips and tricks from this book, achieving whatever design or look you want becomes a lot easier.

Bonsai Gardening Secrets sure is packed with information. You can get almost anything and everything you need to learn from this guide.

I’ve been playing around with bonsai since I was in high school, but when I left home, I didn’t have time for it anymore. I just totally forgot about it until my recent visit to mom’s house reminded me of this old hobby. I scoured the internet for some good bonsai resources. Sadly, there are only a few. I wonder why they can write a hundred books about sex, and just a few good ones about this lovely art. *sigh*

I’m still a bit lucky I found Bonsai Gardening Secrets. There are a lot of tips here for new bonsai hobbyists. The book is fully-illustrated, so I really see how the plants should look like after I’ve worked my magic on them. I also got to choose the best trees to work on for my lifestyle and my location. Basically, everything you need to know to get started is here, but they’re just basics. I have two plants I’m caring for now, a Japanese Maple and a Satsuki Azalea and I think I’m doing it right.

Being a bonsai gardener is very fulfilling and it’s my own personal therapy. It’s relaxing especially if you have a tiny zen fountain in your bonsai garden. I just have to sit there after a hard day’s work, and everything just floats away.

About Bonsai Gardening Secrets, it’s one of my go-to guides. I’ve almost memorized it because I have a copy in my garden, where I do the twisting and turning and tying of branches and cutting of leaves. I usually have it open in front of me for inspiration. My printout is actually work out now because of too much use. I love it even if there are some principles or ideas that I don’t agree with. I have been into this bonsai thing for a longer time now, so I’ve already developed my own style. If you’re a beginner, this will be just right for you.

This step-by-step bonsai guide is awesome for beginners. There are plenty of bonsai ideas that are really easy. I felt so proud with the outcome of my first bonsai plants. I got 2 new bonsai plants that look really good. It’s like the ones you can buy in stores for hundreds of dollars. Hahahaha! They look really expensive. The book has got a lot of pictures, so the instructions are easier to follow. Trust me, this book is different from the free guides you will see everywhere on the internet. This is clearer, the designs are better. It’s all in all worth buying. I thought before that it was really difficult to come up with lovely bonsai plants, but I was wrong. It’s all in the training you get and the guide you follow. This gets 10 stars from me!

I learned a lot from this book! It’s really simple but the instructions and illustrations are so clear. I couldn’t find a reputable bonsai teacher or instructor or whatever the hell you call that, but this book is enough for me to learn. I’ve been buying bonsai plants for years but it’s only now that I got to try it on my own, and I’d say the work I came up with are pretty good. This is a very relaxing hobby to try. Highly recommend it!

This bonsai guide is perfect for beginners since it’s easy to follow, and its instructions do not use much jargon. I’m not that new to bonsai, but I also found a lot of information here helpful. There are tips and tricks in here that I’ve never read about in other bonsai manuals. Plus, the pictures included in the book made everything much easier to follow. For each style included in the manual, there are detailed care instructions, and there are a lot of other information that can help grow lovely trees in no time. I definitely love the book, and it’s helped me improved the quality of the trees I work with. This book I a gem and I recommend it for beginner to intermediate level bonsai enthusiasts. Those in the advanced level may find some of the pages here a waste, so I think they should find more complicated books to work with.