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Upcoming Events
April - Spring Celebration
Saturday, April 17th
10-4pm - “Learn and Make Your Own Willow Furniture”
• Take home your finished project!
• Choose from 6 furniture projects!
• Conducted by Willow Station
• Class Fee $125
• Pre-register by April 10th
11am - “Designing/Landscaping with deer in mind. Protecting Your Plants from Bambi” by Lee Powell Landscape Architect
1pm - “Drought Tolerant Plants for the Willamette Valley” by Nate Champion of Champion Acres
2pm - “Top 15 Hardiest Perennials for the Willamette Valley and How to incorporate them into the Landscape” by Cherie Siegmund of Cedar Glen Floral Co
Sunday, April 18th
10-3pm - Soil Testing .. Find out Your PH. by Richard Erickson of Horizon Distributors
12pm - “Lawn Planting, Renovating, and Maintenance” by Joleen Schilling of Garland Nursery and Tom Combs of Commerce Corporation
1pm - “Growing Citrus in the Willamette Valley” by Karen Hopson of Garland Nursery
1:30pm - “Ways to Create Privacy in your Yard” by Karen Hopson and Lee Powell of Garland Nursery
1-3pm - Wine Tasting
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Bonsai
Wee Tree Nursery has a full line of bonsai supplies including finished bonsai trees, pre-bonsai trees, pots, tools, wire, and soil. They offer classes to teach beginners and workshops for the advanced bonsaist. There is a professional bonsai person in house on Saturday and Sunday 1-5. We offer all bonsai maintenance services, including pruning and repotting. We also have a wonderful line of bamboo wind chimes and cast iron wind chimes from Japan. Click here to go the Wee Tree website and see who will be here for your next visit.
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Bonsai literally means "plant in a tray." There is evidence that the art of bonsai is 1500 years old in China and 700-800 years old in Japan. Initially trees that had been stuntedby nature were collected and potted. As those trees became harder to find, suitable plants were propagated for bonsai. Ten to create the image of age, the trees were pruned, wired, roots were exposed, limbs and wood were made to look dead, trunks were hollowed, all to make it look old. The beauty of bonsai does not have to be the actual age but it's apparent age. The pleasure of bonsai is to be able to view in your own backyard what appears to be an ancient gnarled tree, or a huge forest that you could walk through.
