Source: www.nwfdailynews.com - Saturday, April 18, 2015
The Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society is having their Spring Bonsai exhibit in cooperation with Bonsai Societies of Florida on April 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Meridian at Westwood, 1001 Mar-Walt Drive in Fort Walton Beach. This event is free. Visit www.bonsai-fwb.com for more information on the Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society. Lynn and Ed Fabian, Okaloosa County Master Gardeners and members of the Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society, invite you to enjoy the art of bonsai in today’s article. At some point, someone thought their surroundings could be improved by planting a few flowers. From that small beginning, the world has seen the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Monet’s gardens in France, botanical gardens in nearly every corner of the world and the garden you call your own. A garden may range from hundreds of acres of highly manicured grounds to large and small rooftop gardens in urban settings. Many an office desk has a vining philodendron adding a bit of green and violets bloom in profusion on windowsills. Even small spaces can hold a plant to nurture our love of growing things. It may be a terrarium on a shelf or an enclosed patio or courtyard filled with container gardens of delightful sights and scents. Evidence of plants in pots goes back several thousand years. About 1,000 years ago, records begin to show that people were turning plants in pots into an art form and this art form, called Bonsai in Japan or Penjing in Chi
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The Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society is having their Spring Bonsai exhibit in cooperation with Bonsai Societies of Florida on April 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Meridian at Westwood, 1001 Mar-Walt Drive in Fort Walton Beach. This event is free. Visit www.bonsai-fwb.com for more information on the Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society. Lynn and Ed Fabian, Okaloosa County Master Gardeners and members of the Fort Walton Beach Bonsai Society, invite you to enjoy the art of bonsai in today’s article. At some point, someone thought their surroundings could be improved by planting a few flowers. From that small beginning, the world has seen the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, Monet’s gardens in France, botanical gardens in nearly every corner of the world and the garden you call your own. A garden may range from hundreds of acres of highly manicured grounds to large and small rooftop gardens in urban settings. Many an office desk has a vining philodendron adding a bit of green and violets bloom in profusion on windowsills. Even small spaces can hold a plant to nurture our love of growing things. It may be a terrarium on a shelf or an enclosed patio or courtyard filled with container gardens of delightful sights and scents. Evidence of plants in pots goes back several thousand years. About 1,000 years ago, records begin to show that people were turning plants in pots into an art form and this art form, called Bonsai in Japan or Penjing in Chi
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