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| I'm about to travel down the east coast of the USA through NJ, Delaware, Va., NC and SC. Can anyone tell me about any great bonsai places/stores to visit? |
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- Posted by adoptedbygreyhounds 8a (My Page) on Fri, Jul 27, 07 at 17:58
| Have you been to the National Arboretum in NE Washington, DC? 10 minutes from the capitol. We were just there three weeks ago. An amazing collection of many bonsai, penjing, suiseki. When we were there, there was a juried show of ikebana. The extrordinary bonsai (several are gifts from heads of state from their personal collections) are in a series of pavillions and gardens, including a Japanese stroll garden, a walled Chinese garden, a Chinese scholar's room and an exhibition hall and open-air display areas for the bonsai. Have a wonderful trip! PS - You might get more responses if you post this in the discussions side of the forum. |
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- Posted by adoptedbygreyhounds 8a (My Page) on Fri, Jul 27, 07 at 18:03
| PS I meant to include this link. Don't miss numbers 24-29 and 31-34. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Virtual tour of Japanese and Chinese Pavillions
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| If you get to New Jersey, a visit to Allshapes Bonsai Nursery would be nice. They have a selection of established older bonsai and many pre-bonsai for purchase. Check their site for directions & hours. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Allshapes Bonsai Nursery
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- Posted by katkeeper36 5a (My Page) on Wed, Feb 20, 13 at 17:10
| Hey there in live near Foxboro, MA. There is a place in Bellingham, MA ( near North - RI border) that is a huge Bonsai tree place ...I think it is called The Bonsai Tree Farm......lots of babies....one showroom full of old master art trees...in the $1000's of $$$$$....lots of starters for as lil as .$10. good luck |
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