Recent content by Boscology

Facebook is for selling things to unhappy people, I have spent thousands promoting ads on FB and it is much more specialized than Google Adwords. With FB you can create visual ads that appear to specific users down to a very extraordinary level, you can make it so specific that only the exact...

I know a conifer that grows very well indoors, the Norway Spruce. Ive seen these as houseplants live for years in a dim room that is only infrequently lit by a 40w incandescent bulb. They sell these at the grocery stores around the holidays as a living x-mas tree.

Ive been using Biogold in addition to fish emulsion every few weeks in the spring. The fish stuff costs a fraction of the imported Biogold, but smells awful and attracts bugs and animals after use. Last time I ordered Biogold I forgot I accidentally sent it to my business P.O. at a shipping...

You only will really need one main bonsai tool, the concave cutter. I am happy with a pair I got from stone lantern for less than 50$. after that the two most used tools of mine would probably be a pliers and wire cutter. I have a jin pliers and a wire cutter but use a high quality...

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Everytime I see a Ghia my heart misses several beats while my eyes and brain take over. Got rid of my 955 this summer after 6 years, I turned my own wrenches for challenging tasks and expanded my skill and understanding of automotive mechanics greatly. Replaced it with a base model 958 for our...

I dont like nursery plants because even if they have a good; trunk, movent, branching, and shape they will always have a hodgepodge root system. Like Wilson's fine trees, they each look like they have maximum 2 roots at the top root level and they aren't even very horizontal. I've been pursuing...

Halloween pic, 16 month old Broderick as Johnny Lawrence.

Your posts should come with a disclaimer reminding people that you (and I) live in zone 4 where we have a mere 6 months a year that less hardy trees rest in cold frames, and we don't have a bonsai nursery for 100's of miles around us. Down south or out west one can throw a cutting on the ground...

Yes I see it now, it looks like it could be an interesting tropical and if you got it from Wigerts its probably a decent value. Cheers!

An orchid tree hmm. Is it an orchid with old growth like a stalk or trunk or is it some other flowering plant? Only similar plant that comes to mind is the magic bonsai seeds on ebay that supposedly grow a bonsai species no-one has ever seen before.

This is a really good reason for me to visit my brother and his fam who recently moved to NC. Will visit

I was paging through a 1995 issue of bonsai today recently and loved the advertisements at the back. Seeing websites like www.geocities.JimDonald/Coollittletreesbonsaifarm.net on ads in a magazine was timeless.

I've bought about half of my collection online but its the more significant half... In Minnesota we don't have bonsai nurseries, I have taken to trying to encourage friends and other club members to open one and assure them that I will be a customer. my tip would be to search the suggestions...

I think B+ is pretty fair, You have to take it for what it is; a non-pretentious series where the characters draw you in. It gets compared to stranger things and I think I preferred Cobra Kai more. Goofy, campy, low-budget it may be but the fact that its not characters battling CGI monsters is...