Use and Care Manual

Outdoor Bonsai Care

The word Bonsai means “Little Trees in

Pots.” Contrary to popular belief, the art

of bonsai originated in China and was

later rened in Japan. The western world

has adopted this art to their lifestyles.

Bonsai has become extremely popular

and is recognized as an international

art form.

Your bonsai tree has been grown in

a state-of-the-art greenhouse under

precisely controlled conditions to

achieve optimum health. Follow these

care instructions to ensure success and

years of enjoyment!

IMPORTANT:

NOT FIT FOR CONSUMPTION

– Flowers

and plants are not fit for consumption. Please

keep them out of reach of children or animals.

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The word Bonsai means “Little Trees in Pots.” Contrary to popular belief, the art of bonsai originated in China and was later refined in Japan. The western world has adopted this art to their lifestyles. Bonsai has become extremely popular and is recognized as an international art form. Your bonsai tree has been grown in a state-of-the-art greenhouse under precisely controlled conditions to achieve optimum health.
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Outdoor Bonsai Bonsai trees also benefit from periodic trimming to maintain their miniature size and attractive shape. To learn about trimming and wiring techniques, we recommend purchasing an instructional book. Outdoor bonsai, those varieties that are winter hardy in cold climates, include evergreens like pines and junipers as well as deciduous trees such as maples and elms. For best results, acclimate your new bonsai for the first week in a shady area.