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Eleven Who Care: Mike Porcaro and Ken Ellis bring beauty to Conservatory - KARE


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Eleven Who Care: Mike Porcaro and Ken Ellis bring beauty to Conservatory
KARE
Mike Porcaro and Ken Ellis have hands that are as gnarled as the bonsai trees they carefully shape. Both are retired - Mike from 3M, and Ken, was an art teacher at John Glenn Middle School. Both are master gardeners and take great pride in poking, ...

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Finding Balance With Bonsai Trees - Huffington Post


Finding Balance With Bonsai Trees
Huffington Post
Bonsai is art and horticulture together. Many think it requires years of study or an advanced degree in botany. People assume bonsai are special dwarf trees, but in fact, any tree that gets a woody trunk will work. It's the pruning technique that makes ...

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Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: May 21 - TCPalm


Things to do in St. Lucie County this week: May 21
TCPalm
The celebration will continue at 9 am Saturday when Patrick Giacobbe, Heathcote's curator, conducts a bonsai workshop. Participants will receive a bonsai, a pot and soil while learning how to care for the bonsai. Space is limited to seven participants.

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Crawfish boil, bonsai trees, art for kids among upcoming local events - Ultimate Katy


Crawfish boil, bonsai trees, art for kids among upcoming local events
Ultimate Katy
In celebration of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, a live demonstration on how to grow and care for bonsai trees, as well as prune their roots, will be given 2-4 pm at the Katy Branch Library, 5414 Franz Road, Katy. Free.

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What makes an Asian-inspired garden? | The Republic - The Republic


What makes an Asian-inspired garden? | The Republic
The Republic
In Japan, gardening is more than plants and their care; it's a philosophy. Each element of the garden represents an ideal, a physical representation of a spiritual pursuit. — And like bonsai, no garden is ever "finished." It's an evolving, living work ...

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