Bonsai Art Gallery

Ahh the allure of little trees… no not baby trees I mean little tiny as in miniature, a full grown but dwarf tree. A tree that has been by design forever stumped in it’s full ability to grow but yet has still the up most in regal dignity as any mighty oak or maple or juniper or magnolia or or or whatever type of parvus minimus arbores vitae you can think of. I want one but the sensible side of me says «nooooo don’t do it you’ll kill it». Wife says to me «no no you’ll end up killing the little tree and you’ll be forever a tree killer». But still every-​time I walk past one I must stop and gaze at the little work of art and a work of art they are. All the care and work that goes into creating tiny trees must be maintained and a lot of skill needs to be learned before attempting to cultivate these little trees. Well luckily at Bonsai Art they offer certain guarantees and will offer help and advice in the best way to take care of your bonsai and if your bonsai isn’t feeling too well bring it in they can give it a physical and offer some intensive care. Even me standing there only looking and not buying a thing, the sales person was more than happy to give great advice on «what to do» with the little things and how not to become a tree killer. They have a great beautiful selection here and most of the little bonsai are at least 6 years old. Giving time for their proper controlled growth and cultivation before releasing to non green thumb plant butchers like myself. They even have much older bonsai in the 20 year old and up category. So one day I will give it a try and not mutilate one of these little works of art cause they cost a pretty hefty penny for their size. Unfortunately they don’t have bonsai money growing trees.