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Jan 18, 2008 | 12:04 PM PST
As you all know I have been toying with different seeds, esp mimosa. I have looked high and low for a good picture of a mimosa bonsia. well I finally found one. It was done by William N. Valavanis. I just somehow knew that a mimosa would make a good bonsia. I just cant nail anyone down as to the technic of starting. I get alot of you use copper wire and certain bonsia tools. I even read that if you take a flat strip of copper you can speed up growing the trunk. But it came with no instructions. It is as if some wants me to believe that they have done this but are not willing to share. Any way I have found this fantastic pic of a mimosa bonsia that I had to share. I didn't know we could not add pics to the blogs so I have no idea where to share the pic.
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Jan 18, 2008 | 2:18 PM PST
John, According to Sweetlebee, upload the pic you want to use to your photo album. Then right click on the large image, not the thumbnail. Click on properties. You will see a URL address. Highlight it and copy it, then paste it in the image box place on your blog. Then you type your blog entry. If you delete the photos at a later date it will most likely delete from your blog. |
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Feb 22, 2008 | 4:44 PM PST
For years the American Masters said that the Mimosa would not make a good Bonsai, do not try. (they don't transplant well, they will not live in a container, they do not live long enough) Those of us that listened were stunned when a beautiful tree graced the cover of one of the magazines. all of those years wasted...... I will take pix of my mimosas in training. |
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Feb 24, 2008 | 4:41 PM PST
http://cdn-media.gardenguides.com/media/images/000000/25/85/ MjU~OTg1_large.jpg http://cdn-media.gardenguides.com/media/images/000000/26/85/ MjY~OTg1_large.jpg |
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