bonsai trees aren't that difficult to cultivate. If you've taken care
of a regular houseplant, you're more than halfway there. But unlike
houseplants, bonsai trees are actually trees -- and can be killed if
kept indoors during the winter.
In fact, you'll be amazed at how simple it is to create authentic
Bonsai in no time flat...even if you're not a "master gardener".
http://garden.pww4u2.com/bonsai.htm

ucylmnxmmhxi [at] yahoo.com wrote:
> bonsai trees aren't that difficult to cultivate. If you've taken care
> of a regular houseplant, you're more than halfway there. But unlike
> houseplants, bonsai trees are actually trees -- and can be killed if
> kept indoors during the winter.
> In fact, you'll be amazed at how simple it is to create authentic
> Bonsai in no time flat...even if you're not a "master gardener".
> http://garden.pww4u2.com/bonsai.htm
>
The mark of someone who doesn't know what he is talking about,
and who is about to con you out of something: calling 'em
"bonsai trees."

Jim Lewis - lewisjk [at] alltel.net - Columbus, NC - The four
universal laws of ecology: Everything is connected to everything
else. Everything must go somewhere. Nature knows best. There is
no such thing as a free lunch. -- Barry Commoner

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