Get Growing: Japanese Bonsai Tree Double Seed Kit - Japanese Black Pine and Japanese Cedar By U Gro Ltd

• Includes enough seeds to produce 10 to 20 trees
• Includes Specially formulated "forestry" soil
• 4 x Biodegradable pots, 4 x Plant markers and a labelling Pencil
• Full instructions on how to grow and care for your bonsai trees
• Despatched within 48 hours

Bonsai is a Japanese word meaning "tree in pot". The art of bonsai has flourished in Japan for centuries but has now spread over the entire glode. Bonsai have become highly valued possessions after just a few years.

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Beginning Bonsai: The Gentle Art of Miniature Tree Growing

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Bonsai Tree Gift Set - Chinese Elm Forest

• Chinese Elm's are excellent plants to choose for beginners at bonsai.
• This set makes for an unusual and unique gift.
• The Chinese Elm is an indoor tree and will stay evergreen all year round.
• Height - 19-23cm inc pot/Pot size - 15cm glazed ceramic - Approx Age - 6 years
• Order Before 11am on Thurs 22nd Dec for Guaranteed Xmas Delivery

Included in this set are the following items:-
1 x Humidity/drip tray,
1 x 250ml Liquid fertilisers,
1 x 120mm scissors,
Care sheet. Due to the amount of these tree gift sets we sell we cannot unfortunately list and photo all the different trees we have in stock so the tree you will receive will not be the one pictured........but it will be just as nice (or even nicer if your very lucky!!)

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Growing Tasty Tropical Plants in Any Home, Anywhere: 60 Tasty Tropical House Plants You Can Grow No Matter Where You Live

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Drawing on a century's worth of family secrets for lush, exotic edibles, all grown in containers indoors, this book covers 47 varieties of fruiting plants - from chocolate to cherries, from papaya to passion fruit, from grapefruit to guava. It includes guidelines for caring for container-grown fruit trees - watering, pest control, and pruning.

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Bonsai Secrets: Designing, Growing, and Caring for Your Miniature Masterpieces

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Learn some professional tips for growing healthy bonsai trees, in this free video. Expert: Mike Hansen Bio: Mike Hansen, owner of Midwest Bonsai, has been growing, caring, selling, and instructing others in bonsai care for years. Mike is an expert bonsai master.
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A palm bamboo plant does well as a house plant in colder climates, but excess sun can also kill the plant. Learn about giving palm bamboo part shade or filtered shade with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on caring for palm bamboo plants.

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Bamboo can be planted as a screen, but it's important to first understand which types of bamboo will grow taller. Find out why running bamboo should be kept in a container, as opposed to the ground, with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on planting bamboo as a screen.

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You don't need a green thumb to have houseplants that flourish; you just need to know which ones will thrive in your home.

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Step 1: Consider your schedule

Consider your schedule. If you are out of town a lot, choose plants that can go a couple of weeks without watering, like jade or rubber plants, mini-geraniums, golden pathos, or any kind of philodendron.

Step 2: Think about lighting

Think about where you want to put plants, and then pick ones that will thrive in the light those rooms provide. Your local nursery can tell you whether a plant needs high, medium or low light.

Tip: Windows facing east, west, southeast, and southwest provide a lot of light; north-facing windows provide low light; and south-facing windows provide medium light in summer and a lot of light in winter.

Step 3: Evaluate your space

Evaluate your space. If it's limited, look for plants that can live in small pots, like Chinese evergreens, African violets, ageratums, and lantanas.

Step 4: Combat pollution

If you live in a congested city, consider plants that remove pollutants from the air, like English ivy, peace lilies, spider plants, and aloe vera.

Step 5: Take humidity into consideration

Take humidity into consideration. If you live in a dry climate, avoid houseplants that require high air-moisture levels unless you plan to put them in a room that's often humid, like the bathroom.

Tip: Tropical plants like Pink Sunburst cannas, caladiums, and lantanas need humidity; succulents and cacti are desert plants that thrive in dry air.

Step 6: Go with hardy plants

Increase your chances of bringing home plants that will thrive by choosing varieties known to be hardy, like ZZ palms, wave petunias, dragon trees, ivy, and crotons. If you manage to kill those, switch to silk plants!

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To care for indoor jade plants, keep them very dry, give them small amounts of water, and put them in bright, sunny windows. Get jade plants to blood by keeping them in a dark room for a month and then switching them to a sunny area with instructions from a sustainable gardener in this free video on gardening.

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