The bonsai are a little over a year and a half old now and they are doing well. Most of them have been re-potted into ceramic dishes where they should do well for another year or two. Here are some pictures of some of them.

Its a really peculiar thing... time. It seems like just yesterday that I planted these seeds and here it is almost two years later. That is one of the secrets of bonsai, they are thing that is wrapped up in the mystery of time.

Indoor Bonsai for Beginners: Selection Care Training Creating beautiful, healthy bonsai is a wonderful skill that anyone can learn, with a little time, patience, and this all-inclusive manual. With color photos and drawings to illustrate the points, it introduces all the cultivation techniques; offers expert advice on location, soil types, watering, and pest control; and provides intricate instruction on training the bonsai--including pruning, wiring and stretching it. An A-to-Z guide of all the popular species showcases varieties that range from a flowering Camellia Japonica , with its beautiful smooth stem, to an easy-to-care for Olive tree. Each entry gives some background on the plant, and includes suggestions for acquiring the bonsai and directions on how to position it in the room for best results.

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