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  • Bonsai Root
    Bonsai

    Bonsai Root: A Complete Guide for Beginners

    Byagrimattic_sqd46p November 25, 2025November 25, 2025

    Growing a bonsai tree is like creating living art, and it all starts beneath the surface—with the roots. If you’re just starting your bonsai journey, understanding bonsai roots is essential for keeping your miniature tree healthy and beautiful. What Makes Bonsai Roots Special? Bonsai roots are quite different from regular tree roots. In nature, trees…

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  • Regenerative Farming Tips
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    Regenerative Farming Tips: Restore Your Soil and Boost Yield

    Byagrimattic_sqd46p November 24, 2025November 24, 2025

    The Field That Changed Everything In 2018, I inherited my grandfather’s 40-acre farm in Iowa. The soil was tired—really tired. After decades of conventional corn and soybean rotation with heavy tillage and synthetic inputs, the topsoil was thin, compacted, and lifeless. I could barely find an earthworm if I dug for an hour. My first…

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  • Needle Juniper Bonsai
    Bonsai

    Needle Juniper Bonsai: The Japanese Mountain Classic That Tests Your Patience

    ByHarry November 23, 2025November 23, 2025

    The Tree That Humbled Me In 2016, I thought I was getting pretty good at bonsai. I had successfully kept several junipers alive for a few years, my maples were thriving, and I was feeling confident. So when I saw a beautiful Needle Juniper (Juniperus rigida) at a bonsai show, I bought it without hesitation….

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  • Amur Maple Bonsai
    Bonsai

    Amur Maple Bonsai: The Cold Hardy Maple Nobody Knows About

    ByHarry November 22, 2025November 22, 2025

    The Tree That Survived My Freezing Winter In the winter of 2017, we had a cold snap in my area that dropped temperatures to negative 20°F for three nights straight. I was worried sick about my bonsai trees. I had wrapped most of them in burlap and buried the pots in mulch, but I ran…

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  • Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai
    Bonsai

    Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai: The Japanese Classic That Lives Up to the Hype

    ByHarry November 19, 2025November 19, 2025

    The Tree That Changed Everything for Me In 2015, I went to my first big bonsai show in Washington, DC. I had been doing bonsai for about three years, just working with trees from local garden stores. I thought I knew what good bonsai looked like. Then I saw a 60 year old Shimpaku Juniper…

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  • Lodgepole Pine bonsai
    Bonsai

    Lodgepole Pine Bonsai: The Rocky Mountain Native Nobody Talks About

    ByHarry November 18, 2025November 18, 2025

    The Tree That Survived My Worst Bonsai Mistake In 2016, I made a huge mistake. I took a Lodgepole Pine (Pinus contorta) from the Colorado Rockies at 9,000 feet, brought it home to Denver, and in July, right in the middle of the summer heat, planted it in a shallow bonsai pot. The timing could…

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  • Scots Pine Bonsai
    Bonsai

    Scots Pine Bonsai: The European Classic That Changed My Perspective on Pine Bonsai

    ByHarry November 16, 2025November 16, 2025

    My First Encounter with Pinus sylvestris For a long time, I thought Japanese Black Pine was the only proper bonsai pine. I assumed people who were serious about bonsai would only grow Pinus thunbergii, maybe White Pine at most. Scots Pine did not seem like a bonsai tree to me, only a wild tree from…

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  • Aleppo Pine Bonsai : Grow a Symbol of Peace and Endurance
    Bonsai

    Aleppo Pine Bonsai : Grow a Symbol of Peace and Endurance

    ByHarry September 2, 2025September 2, 2025

    The Aleppo Pine (Pinus halepensis) is a strong and beautiful tree that comes from the Mediterranean region. It is famous for its hardiness, its pleasant pine scent, and its rugged natural look. Many bonsai lovers enjoy growing it because it can survive tough conditions and can be styled into many bonsai shapes. What is Aleppo…

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  • Medieval Farming Tools
    Farm Machinery

    Medieval Farming Tools: Timeless Instruments of Agricultural Mastery

    ByHarry February 26, 2024February 26, 2024

    A long time ago, farming in the Middle Ages was very hard work. Farmer didn’t have trucks or other fancy tools, but they did have smart tools that helped them grow food. Take a look at these unique tools: 1. The Plow: The plow was like a strong horse in ancient fields; it broke through…

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