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What amazed me were the


        differences in the Bonsai
        creation process.


                                                                                                 Many landscapes were created
                                                                                                 on large oval white marble
          Of course being Chinese Bonsai there were a num-                                       slabs. Fine cement was in
        ber of Chinese landscape creations using rocks, mul-                                     liberal use in tying the rocks
        tiple trees, tiny boats, houses and landscape items.                                     together and in securing them
                                                                                                 to the pots.
        Watching the creation of these landscapes was another
        eye opener. Fine cement was in liberal use in tying                                      When the planting was done
        the rocks together and in securing them to the pots.                                     the signs of cement were
        When the planting was done the signs of cement were                                      covered up with moss.
        covered up with moss. Even the pots were outside my
        experience. Many landscapes were created on large
        oval white marble slabs. The slabs were very heavy and
        did not have any drainage holes.
          But, when the time was up the results were beau-
        tiful. Even with a time deadline the artists did fine
        work. Every tree or planting was not a masterpiece but
        more than a few achieved excellent results. It was an
        honor to observe the diversity in methods of creating
        a Bonsai work. I now understand that Bonsai is not a
        fixed process but is flexible throughout the world.


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