Bridal Wreath As Bonsai?
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Bridal Wreath As Bonsai?
I have a beautiful Flowering bush in the yard, With tiny white flowers. Looking it up I believe it is Bridal Wreath, (but I could be mistaken). I was wondering if anyone has tried to Bonsai it? If so, how would you get the trunks to thicken up? I think it would make a beautiful bonsai, if its possible to bonsai, and was just wondering on any advice for it.
Kiyalynn- Member
Re: Bridal Wreath As Bonsai?
very beautiful flower. seems like Apple trees, go do what you like
tap pi lu- Member
Re: Bridal Wreath As Bonsai?
It's a Spiraea alba, the common name for its is the Narrowleaf meadowsweet or Bridewort, it also be Spiraea catoniensis, the May bush.
Love and light
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Andre Beaurain- Member
Re: Bridal Wreath As Bonsai?
Actually, it's more likely Spiraea prunifolia - popcorn spiraea here on the gulf coast. They pretty much all go by "bridal wreath".
They make nice shohin and mame bonsai, especially some of the dwarf varieties.
R
Russell Coker- Member
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