Milwaukee – The magnificent Bonsai tree sculpture is on display this weekend at the Linden Sculpture Garden in Milwaukee.
It is a perfect bonsa bono with about 70 different trees. It is safe to say that you have never seen such bonsai trees. Some are long, broad, short, leafy, pine-y, and everything in between.
Brian Lorenzen, president of the Milwaukee Bonsai Association, said:
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The display is part of the team’s 50th exhibition. This weekend there will be a variety of shows, workshops and judging competitions.
“(Bonsai) trees are great because it takes a long time to make them look like this, and it takes a lot of learning to keep a tree alive,” says Lontenzen.
It took many years to shape the bonsai trees in the shape of the exhibit. A broken branch can be a long-term mistake. Properly cared for, they can last for hundreds of years.
When I visited the exhibition for this story, I did not expect the various trees to be seen. All I know about bonsai trees is what I saw in the karate kit. Daniel Laruso learns from Miyaji. The film featured a pine tree. This is what I have always thought when I think of bonsai trees, and I am not alone. Lorenzen Many believe that the bonsai trees are only pine. However, they come in all shapes and sizes.
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There are some pine, red trees, elm, maps, cedars, and more.
“The number of trees that can be bonsai is a good thing, and for some of us it is a bad thing because it is our addiction,” says Lortonzen, who has about 30 ripe bonsai trees.
Simply put, the bonsai tree is just a small, man-made tree placed in a pot. In this way, they were able to grow large trees, redwoods, and bonsai trees.
This exhibition is open only this weekend. The hours are Saturday from 5:00 AM and Sunday from 3:00 AM. For starters, you can see how bonsai trees are designed, and relatively experienced artists can participate in the workshops. The best part? The exhibition is free. Find out more here.
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