Not as colorful as the other areas of Longwood Gardens but very beautiful just the same.
The training on some of their older plants began in the early 1900's.
If you are interested in the history of the trees, you can read about it here.
If you are interested in the history of the trees, you can read about it here.
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They are beautiful. I've never seen so many!
Oh wow - these are different but lovely, Debbie! :)
xoxo
cool photos of the minitrees
Hello, Debbie! They are all beautiful. I love the various shapes and different trees. Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
the tree lover in me loved these
These are fascinating! I always wanted a bonsia tree, but figured I'd neglect it and not trim it right! I'll just have to enjoy them elsewhere!
I never cease to be amazed by bonsai trees. It takes SO much time and effort. And love.
These are beautiful, Debbie.
xo.
Both the pictures and the length of time it takes to train these trees is amazing.
Ah ... ok ... bonsai. Bosnia had me going, wondering where I had been all my life. :)
i believe spellcheck corrected me "incorrectly"!! i had googled it and provided links for the bonsai so i think i spelled it correctly. i should have checked it after i was done. i fixed it!!!
These are gorgeous trees! Like you said, not everything has to be colorful to be beautiful. Plain and unadorned can be the prettiest thing in the world.
I love these!
Such graceful form - I love these Debbie, thank you :D)xx
...still looking at them, such teeny tiny flowers of pomegranate - gorgeous
Oh, I love bonsai!
Love the trees. They have always caught my attention. Takes years for them to be trained that way. Nice.
I have always wanted a bonsai collection but don't have room. The orchids take up too much space. Xoxo Andrea @ This Knitted Life
Debbie these are stunning! - My mom had a Bonsai tree a long time ago so this brought back memories of that tree.
These are just miniature works of art for sure.
Juan touched a bonsai tree once in a garden! He got an hour long lecture on bonsai trees from the arborist. They are such amazing pieces of arts ( that you don't touch ) and the photos you took bring me right back to that memory :]
I always think of these trees as miniature works of art ...
All the best Jan
These trees just fascinate me, I just love all the detail and work people put into growing these!!
so much delicious food here! made me hungry. also revolution black tea is one of my favorites.
hope you are doing well!
these are lovely photos!
These tiny trees are so unique and each so different. I think they are beautiful. I loved the photos and I did go in and read about them. The first photo of one is so beautiful. I have never seen one like this one. Thanks for shareing this one! Hugs~
I don't think I'd try these, but I love seeing them!
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