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1/2/2018
Then and now: Photos from the early days of
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Then and now: Photos from the early days of

Then and now: Photos from the early days of construction on the new Japanese Pavilion (Aug. 2015) to the finished pavilion, which was rededicated in October 2017 and is now open to the public. Come check it out! Photos…

1/2/2018
Lessons in Stillness From One of the Quietest Places on Earth
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Lessons in Stillness From One of the Quietest Places on Earth

In this piece published in the New York Times last month, a poet shares her first-hand experience discovering the beauty and necessity of silence. Have you had similar experiences at the bonsai museum? Somewhere else in…

1/2/2018
On display now at the National Bonsai & Penjing
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On display now at the National Bonsai & Penjing

On display now at the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum– "Falling Into Winter: American Viewing Stones" Join us through Feb. 25, 2018 for a unique journey through the seasons with suiseki (viewing stones). This exhibit…

1/2/2018
Is there anything more beautiful than the first
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Is there anything more beautiful than the first

Is there anything more beautiful than the first snowfall of the season? Share your winter bonsai pictures with us on Facebook or by tagging @nbfbonsai on Instagram. Photo by Pierre Gerber. (Source Facebook)…

1/2/2018
The Rise of Modern Ikebana
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The Rise of Modern Ikebana

Great piece on "The Rise of Modern Ikebana" in November's issue of T: The New York Times Style Magazine. "Like all living arts, ikebana changes and is informed by the culture and the times; what makes ikebana especially…

1/2/2018
Is there anything more beautiful than the first
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Is there anything more beautiful than the first

Is there anything more beautiful than the first snowfall of the season? | Photo by Pierre Gerber (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com

1/2/2018
Now that winter is upon us, you might be wondering
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Now that winter is upon us, you might be wondering

Now that winter is upon us, you might be wondering how best to prep your bonsai for the colder months. Here are some "Winter Bonsai Care" tips from Museum Specialist Michael James. *Keep in mind that these tips may not…

1/2/2018
BONSAI INTERNSHIP
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BONSAI INTERNSHIP

Have you always dreamed of honing your bonsai skills with the premier bonsai collection in the nation? Now is your chance! We are currently accepting applications for the 2018 First Curator's Apprenticeship. Click below…

1/2/2018
The staff and volunteers at the National Bonsai &
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The staff and volunteers at the National Bonsai &

The staff and volunteers at the National Bonsai & Penjing Museum wish you and yours a happy and healthy holiday season! *Please note the U.S. National Arboretum grounds, including the bonsai museum, will be closed Dec.…

1/2/2018
The Songs of Trees: A Biologist’s Lyrical Ode to How Relationships Weave the Fabric of Life
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The Songs of Trees: A Biologist’s Lyrical Ode to How Relationships Weave the Fabric of Life

Biologist David George Haskell is out with a new book about trees, featuring a chapter on our very own Yamaki Pine. One reviewer writes: "It is in such lyrical prose and with an almost spiritual reverence for trees that…

1/2/2018
Earlier this month, the Museum brought three
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Earlier this month, the Museum brought three

Earlier this month, the Museum brought three bonsai to the Japanese Embassy in honor of Emperor Akihito's 84th birthday. Two of the trees brought were a gift from the Imperial Household in 1976. Don't the bonsai…

1/2/2018
Support | National Bonsai Foundation
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Support | National Bonsai Foundation

The National Bonsai Foundation thanks you for all your support in 2017. As we transition into 2018 and beyond, please help us keep the art and tradition of bonsai thriving in the U.S. Only one day left to make a…

1/2/2018
Happy New Year from all of us at the National
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Happy New Year from all of us at the National

Happy New Year from all of us at the National Bonsai Foundation. May 2018 bring you heath, happiness, and lots of time for bonsai. While the U.S. National Arboretum grounds will be open every day this week, the National…

1/2/2018
EXHIBIT OPENING SOON: "Winter Silhouettes" –
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EXHIBIT OPENING SOON: "Winter Silhouettes" –

EXHIBIT OPENING SOON: "Winter Silhouettes" – Jan. 6-18 in the Special Exhibits Wing Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the…

1/2/2018
Happy Bonsai New Year! | Bonsai Bark
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Happy Bonsai New Year! | Bonsai Bark

Happy Bonsai New Year! 12/27/17 Just couldn’t resist posting yet another yew (there have been several lately). This time it's an English yew (Taxus Baccata) by Stefano Frisoni. It’s almost 2018 and there are countless…

1/2/2018
An Old Bonsai New Year | Bonsai Bark
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An Old Bonsai New Year | Bonsai Bark

Facebook and or Dlvr.it keeps showing the wrong photo. I'll do it by hand (see above) so you can see a powerful bonsai instead of these bonsai caps (though I do kind of like them)... (Source Facebook) dlvr.it

1/2/2018
An Old Bonsai New Year see bonsaibark.com and
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An Old Bonsai New Year see bonsaibark.com and

An Old Bonsai New Year see bonsaibark.com and visit stonelantern.com for our year end sales (Source Facebook) www.facebook.com

1/2/2018
Bonsai Flowers, Snow & Nasty Bugs | Bonsai Bark
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Bonsai Flowers, Snow & Nasty Bugs | Bonsai Bark

Bonsai Flowers, Snow & Nasty Bugs 12/30/17 Japanese Flowering apricot (Prunus mume). This would be a remarkable tree even without the flowers. With the flowers... well, you can see for yourself. The tree resides at…

1/2/2018
STONE LANTERN SITE WIDE SALE ALMOST EVERYTHING
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STONE LANTERN SITE WIDE SALE ALMOST EVERYTHING

STONE LANTERN SITE WIDE SALE ALMOST EVERYTHING DISCOUNTED some items up to 70% off list extended 1 day - ends January 1st at 11:59pm EST Roshi Bonsai tools 40% off list Massive Japanese maple on a Green T Turntable…

1/2/2018
An Impressively Massive Japanese Maple Bonsai & an Equally Impressive Japanese Garden | Bonsai Bark
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An Impressively Massive Japanese Maple Bonsai & an Equally Impressive Japanese Garden | Bonsai Bark

An Impressively Massive Japanese Maple Bonsai & an Equally Impressive Japanese Garden 12/31/17 This impressively massive Momiji (Japanese maple), perched on its Green T Turntable, belongs to Jean-Paul Polmans. Today’s…

1/2/2018
Bonsai Berries and Other Winter Delights | Bonsai Bark
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Bonsai Berries and Other Winter Delights | Bonsai Bark

Bonsai Berries and Other Winter Delights 1/1/18 Nothing like brilliant little berries to brighten things up in this white winter deep freeze we've been 'enjoying' lately (it's 11am and my thermometer says -9F). The…

1/2/2018
More Bonsai Berries & a New Year’s Resolution | Bonsai Bark
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More Bonsai Berries & a New Year’s Resolution | Bonsai Bark

More Bonsai Berries & a New Year’s Resolution 1/2/18 Pyracanthas are prolific bearers of berries and this one is no exception. It's from a post we did in 2012. I don't know who the artist or owner is, but my guess is…

1/2/2018
30% to 40% off Yoshiaki Japanese Bonsai Turntables | Bonsai Bark
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30% to 40% off Yoshiaki Japanese Bonsai Turntables | Bonsai Bark

30% to 40% off Yoshiaki Japanese Bonsai Turntables 1/3/18 Japanese white pine on a Yoshiaki Bonsai Turntable. If you think you've seen this tree before, it might be because we featured it a few weeks ago. Courtesy of…

1/2/2018