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By systematically pinching off new growth, clipping their roots and keeping them in shallow bowls, trees that normally would tower hunderds of feet in(...)
By systematically pinching off new growth, clipping their roots and keeping them in shallow bowls, trees that normally would tower hunderds of feet in(...)

By systematically pinching off new growth, clipping their roots and keeping them in shallow bowls, trees that normally would tower hunderds of feet in(...)

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Original Toronto Star caption: By systematically pinching off new growth; clipping their roots and keeping them in shallow bowls; trees that normally would tower hunderds of feet in the air can be developed into delicate-oined but tough-fibred plants like these. Here is Lee Holdakowski; Hollywood; Calif.; with part of his $100;000 collection of such bonsais; as they are called by the Japanese who still practise the art; having learned it from the Chinese.
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018355F