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Friends, i am very new and dont know anything about the bonsai, would be obliged if someone teach me about this.

please call me on 0321-8700303

Faraz Welcome to Pak Bonsai.
Bonsai is not a little chapter to be learn. You have to read articles and books on it.One cant teach you in days or months.please go through the threads in the forum for knowing about bonsai.
but your first step is to be a good gardener.....are you in gardening?
if yes please start reading our threads about bonsai.
for more reference you can see
www.bonsai4me.com
www.knowledgeofbonsai.com
www.helpfulgardener.com

thanks a lot for your quick and favorable response, i am very new in plantation and all but try to learn about gardening etc.
thanks again.

Kind regards,
Muhammad Faraz

pleasure is all mine.
welcome.

Salam Mohd. Faraz,

I would like to add a link to the Admin's set of links. Below is an overview of 'A Beginner's first bonsai' page. In that article the highlighted keywords lead to other useful links. The author 'Brent Walston' is a very experienced bonsai artist and a nursery owner.

http://www.evergreengardenworks.com/bonsaibe.htm

When I was starting bonsai, I used to propagate seeds and cuttings. This was a waste of time for me since I could have used that many years to start training nursery plants into bonsai.

My suggestion would be to learn from other's mistakes, and skip the propagation phase and start with training nursery material.

- AH

Aman [ teasing you ]

and I use seed and cuttings to grow all of my bonsai. - chuckles.
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Seriously -

We really don't have plant nurseries set up like the US and it's against the law to dig up wild trees.

So you place a seed or cutting a large pot or growing trough or in the ground. There are two ways for the ground growing, on a tile or in a colander.
If the tree / shrub is normal growing you should have a 3 inch [ 7.5 cm ] trunk in 1 to 3 years at latest 5 years.
Technique works with black pines as well.

You also need to use coarse soil mixes.

So fear not, bonsai doesn't always take that long, if you are impatient.

In a new area it helps to know what tree or shrub is available.
Khaimraj