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Today I googled bonsai supplys in Oklahoma City. I went to visit two. I wanted to pick up wire a concave cutter and a root hook. Well i guess the art of bonsai is not big here. The first place had a few pots and two rolls of aluminum wire. I asked and some went in the back and brought out a...

I just picked it up. I figure I need at least pne evergreen. It is in a 2.5 gallon pot. The trunk is an inch across kind of short with a bit of taper. It looks better in person. I will go a bit slower with this one. I did chop a few small limbs in the parking lot.

Ulmus Americana. I have more energy than money and to old to invest decades. But I want trees. I might buy some after I get through with put killing them. I can dig this. Next year. What should I do this year? It is six or seven inches across. It don't have a taper. Could I tunnel under...

Do you use different NPK ratios at different times of the year? For the flowering trees.

I found a better one. The trunk flares where the branches start . that don't look good. I hope that is fixable. Should I do some work on it. It is starting to leaf out. I am itching to go. But don't want to set it back.

Pink flowering almond.?

How do they hold the soil? I looked at UTube I saw them making concrete slate and pruning trees on slate but not planting on slate.

Growong Bonsai a Practical Encyclopedia. Author Ken Norman.

This is growing in my yard. I am wanting to cut it back for this year and dig it up next year. I need advice on how low to cut it. I layered this from a Crape Myrtle that is about 20 feet tall. It's about 2.5 inches at the base.

I see a lot of posts that say add composted bark. Would wood work. I have piles of it. I have been pileing branches up to twelve inches in a corner of the yard for years. I would have to screen it I am sure. The bark seems to have composted faster than the wood.