The most awesome bonsai garden only accepts charity (donation) and never pays for it.

If there is a bonsai garden, there are hundreds of bonsai trees, but none of them are bought with money, they are all donated by others, and each pot is a boutique. And not anyone who wants to give it two, it will take it. So arrogant. Do you believe it? Anyway, I bought it.

Is there such a good thing in the world? I'm also going to set up a bonsai garden like this.

This bonsai garden is the National Bonsai Exhibition Hall in Washington.

This bonsai garden was in 1976, the 200th anniversary of the independence of the United States, the Japanese paid tribute, there were more than 50 trees in the tribute, and there was no place to put it, so the garden was built, as if the garden was also built by the Japanese, which shows how conscientiously the slaves in Japan have done. I heard that the Japanese sent all the fine goods from all over the country. Later, a Mr. Wu in Hong Kong gave them about 30 trees, and they built another Chinese garden. Later, as more and more people in the United States played bonsai, those buddies who played well sometimes picked two trees to send to them and put them to advertise themselves. You think, if you put two of your works in this place and put up a sign next to it with your name on it, you won't immediately become famous all over the world, and the price of what you do will at least double. This is the same as the domestic masters who make more handicrafts want to put two of their own things to the Palace Museum. There are more and more bonsai in the United States, so a North American Garden has been built.

There are a lot of things in it, so it can be said that every one of them is one of the best.

One of the most famous is the five-needle pine that survived the Hiroshima nuclear explosion sent by the Japanese for nearly 400 years.

And the most famous juniper jungle Goshin in the United States, donated by native American player John Y. Naka. It has been cultivated since 1953.

There are really a lot of good goods in this bonsai garden. Just pick a few and show them to your friends.

Americans also play with strange stones, so this bonsai garden also has a collection of stones.

This stone is made in Indonesia and is not bad, but the color is monotonous and much worse than Songhua stone.

There is no more to say. It is Taihu Lake Stone at a glance.

The following two stones are native to the United States. I didn't know before, but later I learned that Americans like this kind of mountain or island-style strange stone. The top one is a mountain shape, and the bottom one is an island shape.