8,000 Bonsai Trees and Ancient Inkstones in Anhui, China
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Channel: Travel: The Good, The Bad & The Funny · 2010 · Travel & Events
http://www.TravelsWithSheila.com To use an inkstone, the artist grinds up an ink stick and mixes it with water on the inkstone. Aha... Bao's Family Garden was originally built in the Song Dynasty and was once the largest private garden in China. I'd seen Bonsai plants and trees before but never 8,000 Bonsai in one garden! Amazing and overwhelming... Bonsai can range in height from 6 inches to 3 feet tall and must be carefully pruned and cared for as the plant slowly grows. There were delicate shapes, large scenes created of mountains, rivers, trees and stones. Please don't forget to Subscribe Share and Like. Thanks.
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