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  • <div><p><strong>Chinese Juniper at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Deveoped by Harry Hirao</p> <p>Semi-Cascade Literati style</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Chinese Juniper at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the National Bonsai Foundation<br /> Trained since 1953</p> <p>Donated by John Y. Naka, 1984</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Trident Maple at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the National Bonsai Foundation<br /> Trained for 115 years.</p> <p>Donated by Prince Takamatsu</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Dwarf Japanese Juniper at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the National Bonsai Foundation<br /> Trained for 37 years.</p> <p>Donated by Thomas Tecza of Elgin, IL</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Satsuki Azalea at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Trained for 25 Years</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Trident Maple at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Root over Rock<br /> Styled in the shape of a Dragon.</p> <p>Donated by Stanley Chinn of Wheaton, MD</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Japanes White Pine at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the Nippon Bonsai Assocation<br /> Trained for 120 years.</p> <p>Donated by Daizo Iwasaki</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Satsuki Azalea at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Gift of Hirosumi Ichihara<br /> Japan Satsuki Association<br /> 2000</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Juniper at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Satsuki Azalea at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Jade Forest at the Long Bonsai Compound</strong></p> <p>Owned by the Carrye Long Foundation<br /> Trained since 1995</p> <p>Donated by Gaius Chamberlain of Washington, DC</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Banyan Tree at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the National Bonsai Foundation<br /> Trained since 1971</p> <p>Donated by Mike Uyeno of Honolulu, HI</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Pasture Juniper at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Owned by the National Bonsai Foundation<br /> Trained since 1980</p> <p>Donated by Jack B. Douthitt of Glendale, WI</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </div> <div><p><strong>Japanese White Pine at the National Arboretum</strong></p> <p>Donated by Masaru Yamaki of Hiroshima, Japan<br /> Trained for almost 400 years.</p> <p><strong>Pictured:</strong> Jim Hughes, former curator of the National Bonsai &amp; Penjing Museum.</p> <p><em>The tree survived the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima at the end of World War II.</em></p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </div>

    Chinese Juniper

    Chinese Juniper at the National Arboretum

    Deveoped by Harry Hirao

    Semi-Cascade Literati style

     

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    One day I came out to water my bonsai trees and found two eggs laid by Mama Dove in the pot of one of the trees. The next month came and the baby birds hatched. The mother got so used to me that I was able to get within six inches of her and the eggs when I would water the trees.
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