How to use in-sentence of “bonsai”:
+ The rules about how to grow a bonsai properly were not well known and were not shared with other people.
+ In the art of bonsai a sense of beauty, patience, and good care are all needed.
+ A tree that could be used for bonsai is not small in nature.
+ A bonsai starts with a small tree.
+ At first, bonsai were planted in large pots like the Chinese used.
+ Good trees to make into bonsai have small leaves.
Example sentences of “bonsai”:
+ The art of bonsai began in Japan over one thousand years ago.
+ If left to grow in the open soil, a bonsai tree would grow as big as any other tree.
+ The art of bonsai began in Japan over one thousand years ago.
+ If left to grow in the open soil, a bonsai tree would grow as big as any other tree.
+ A servant might take care of all the bonsai and would learn a lot about how to grow bonsai.
+ In a family, a bonsai might be started by a grandparent, then given to a parent, then given to a child over many years.
+ Starr Bonsai Museum is also there.
+ By the twentieth century, the rules of bonsai were very well known in Japan and many people could afford to grow their own bonsai.
+ Fresh soil is put in the pot to cover the bonsai tree’s roots.
+ Then the owner puts the bonsai back in its pot with some new soil.
+ Given their small size, bonsai plants would not technically be “trees”, but are indeed “trees”.
+ Every few weeks the grower adds a little fertilizer to each bonsai tree’s soil.
+ When bonsai are shown to the public, or when they appear in a catalog to be sold to people, the style that best matches the bonsai will often be put in the tree’s description.
+ If the leaves are too big, the bonsai will not look like a small tree.
+ To help keep it small, the owner of the bonsai trims its leaves and branches every year.
+ A bonsai needs good care, and a bonsai with poor care will not be healthy and might die.
+ Then it is put in a bonsai pot, which has low sides.
+ The slanted-style bonsai trunk does not point straight up like the upright style.
+ In Japan, for instance, Zen monks build decorative gardens with stone and waterfall features using natural materials such as bamboo, rock and BONSAI trees like spruce, pine, and other trees with they trained into miniature forms.
+ To keep a bonsai strong, it must grow outdoors like a real tree.
+ A good bonsai tree will have old-looking bark and old-looking roots too.
