Here are a few of the bonsai trees which were displayed at the 2014 flower show in Pune.
In Japan growing bonsai is a way of life. It is believed that the bonsai tree symbolizes a balance between nature man and soul thus leading to inner peace and serenity. In the words of Bonsai master Saburo Kato of Japan the bonsai is loyal if you water and fertilize regularly with loving care. Life is more meaningful when we care for these little trees with love. The life of the Bonsai is much longer than us and so the bonsai must be passed on to the next generation.
“Sometimes the heart sees what is invisible to the eye” ~ H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
Have a lovely day my friends š
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Beautiful bonsai. It needs a certain care to grow it. And an extra patience. Love especially the one with orange fruits.
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I’m so delighted you liked the Bonsai display. Its true the virtue of patience is needed to care for these unusual plants.
Many thanks and regards.
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I want one. I want to create one. They are wonderful and a whole other world.
Thanks for sharing! š
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How lovely that you actually would care grow and care for a beautiful Bonsai! Good luck on this Megha and cheers š
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š I love gardens, animals and everything nature!
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Cheers to that š
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In my opinion, to care for these trees and trim them, takes a real special hand and mind.
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That’s true and I guess some patience too š
Thanks for stopping over and commenting.
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My pleasure…:-D, and thank u as well.
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Cheers š
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Wow BONSAI ~ wonderful~~
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Welcome! Bonsai comes to us from Japan š
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For sure!
Is a Japanese-style
Goodćtime^^ dear dilipnaidu.
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Very pretty dear Dilip!
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I’m so glad you liked the Bonsai display dear Tazein. Thank you and regards š
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I just wandered in here and am glad I did. Lovely quotes. BTW, do you believe that Bonsai stunts progress in life?
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Hi Sweety Shinde its indeed good that you stopped by and said Hi. Yes I have heard some negatives on this issue but do not have any first hand knowledge.
Your blog is lively and good fun too. Have a colorful and safe Holi. :):)
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Those are lovely! Spring is slow to make it’s appearance in my part of the world this year, so views like this are a welcome sight.
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Never heard.. Nice to read dilip. š
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Nice of you to appreciate Heta. Trust you doing well. Cheers š
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Great title Dilip, for Bonsai are indeed fascinating! Thanks for sharing this delightful post with great photos and very interesting information. I knew they lived long, but hadn’t really thought of how they are passed along as heirlooms. Namaste. Gina
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Nice of you Gina to appreciate the brief information on the Bonsai.
Have a cheerful day! š Namaste
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They look really cute š
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Thanks I’m glad š
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I love bonsai trees. At some point I should get one. Such a peaceful way to be connected to nature .
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That’s true it does keep you in touch with nature! Thanks Margie.
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Bonsai are so amazing – full grown trees in a pot!
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Oh yes Eric one finds it difficult to believe that a such a little tree can be really aged.
Thanks and cheers š
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Beautiful! I love the sculptural form of the last tree. A lovely day to you too Dilip.
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Nice of you to appreciate Madhu. Cheers me up š
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Will send you a few photographs of our BONSAIs.
Wonder if this reaches you correctly. And you don’t have to retrieve it
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How nice to know you grow bonsai. Thanks will await the pictures Suhas its kind of you.
Cheers š
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They are like little Haiku in their own way
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Oh that’s a beautiful observation – both create the same impact of peace and harmony š
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some people take it as maiming of plants but i like Bonsai plants..
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Hi Renu yes I am aware of that view but the sheer beauty of these was enthralling!
Thanks and cheers š
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Treat to watch these Bonsai’s
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Roshan you too must’ve liked these exhibits at the flower-show š
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I have been wanting to get one since long. Your pics are even more tempting. May be this weekend. š
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Delighted to know of your love for the Bonsai Rekha. Please do create a post on it š
Best always!
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fantastic – amazing
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Glad you enjoyed the little grown-up trees š
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A truly interesting art form. They’re beautiful.
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Nice of you to appreciate Binky š
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I love Bonsai! I used to have a few!!
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How nice having a Bonsai must’ve been a fulfilling experience.
Best wishes always š
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Little wonders of love! š You too have a beautiful day, dear Dilip! š
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Oh yes it is the subtle power of love that does wonders. Thank you dear Marina and waiting for your next creation š
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And to get it to produce fruit – wow! I’m impressed.
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Oh yes isn’t it fascinating?
Thanks for stopping by Renee and cheers š
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REally
beautiful.
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Thanks good to hear from you š
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How do they handle long dark winters indoors with artifical lighting? I’m very tempted to get one š
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That’s a good question Andy š¦ In India as you know the weather is quite supportive and we are blessed with Sunny days most part of the year. However we need to check out with friends on this.
Cheers š
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I’m looking into it right now as we speak lol š
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That’s great best of luck š
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Thank you! I’ll post a blog on how it goes š
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Wow wow Andy that’s lovely will visit soon š
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Will keep you posted š
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Thanks š
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