US EditionAncient art of bonsai finds roots in Australia's bush capital
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Ancient art of bonsai finds roots in Australia's bush capital
When Ruth McLucas came to Canberra, she found a community sharing an ancient practice. In the Chinese and Japanese art of bonsai, growers prune and shape branches and leaves to create miniature versions of the tree’s full-size counterparts. Ruth started growing (and shaping) the tiny trees in Melbourne in 1980, taking lessons with famed bonsai […]
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