- manofthetrees
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- rainbowgardener
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As far a common non-tree plants that can be treated as bonsai, any kind of woody shrub with smallish leaves that grows in your neighborhood would be a good place to start. I currently have a burning bush shrub that was 4 feet tall when I dug it out of a flower bed, that I am (slowly) working on turning in to bonsai.Beecmcneil wrote:What are some common plants I can bonsai? Err... Turn into bonsai?.... Ugh... What is the term I should use?
It has a considerably thicker stem/ "trunk" than a real tree that height (like a maple tree or something) would have, which is a good thing for bonsai.