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"I'm on page 103 of 256 of Bonsai: The Bonsai style is based on the tree growing in the wild that has been exposed to strong winds very stormy weather so that it has blown over at an angle slanting away from the prevailing wind.
(Ken 100)

"I'm on page 74 of 256 of Bonsai: Styles of bonsai range from single-trunk design through multiple-trunk to group and forest plantings.
(Ken 91)

I worked on the English essay and I felt really happy that I am almost done and it was about basketball.

"I'm on page 74 of 256 of Bonsai: Various types of soil can be used for bonsai culture. They can be used on their or mixed in different proportions to suit individual plants or growing conditions.
(ken 71)

"I'm on page 28 of 256 of Bonsai: A large variety of specialist equipment is available for bonsai, but, just a few basic tools are all that required to get started.
(Ken 56)

"I'm on page 28 of 256 of Bonsai: Malus Cerasifera Nagasaki Carb apple: This small, well-proportioned bonsai crab apple has small flowers and very small, cherry-like red fruits in the autumn.
(ken 46)

"I'm on page 28 of 256 of Bonsai: Imported from Japan in 1990 this bonsai has been refined since then using some minor wiring and shoot pinching. The original pot was replaced by the one shown in 1998.
(Ken 28)

"I'm on page 28 of 256 of Bonsai: Bonsai is seen at their best only when displayed correctly, which is normally against a plain background, usually off-white, or any similar natural shade.
(Ken 27)

I'm on page 11 of 256 of Bonsai: To get started in the fascinating art of bonsai, you will need some gardening knowledge, some common sense, some practical ideas a little bit of artistic feeling, and the will to succeed.' "
(Ken7)."