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I didn't think these were possible with our climate but we recently came across a garden that was so surreal, I fell in love with the idea. There was a tiny lemon tree with a fruit almost as big as it was tall, it was AWESOME. The caretakers told me that they had just sold an orange tree and a guava tree, both bonsai, both fruit-bearing.
I would love to find out how to do this, mostly because we don't have a lot of space here at home. It's not so much for the aesthetic-ness of having a miniature plant, but I just think having a towering fruit tree is sometimes so wasted because no one bothers to go all the way to the top for the fruit. Does anyone have any experience in growing and grooming bonsai trees? Any tip and tricks out there that could help a beginner start in the right direction?
I would love to find out how to do this, mostly because we don't have a lot of space here at home. It's not so much for the aesthetic-ness of having a miniature plant, but I just think having a towering fruit tree is sometimes so wasted because no one bothers to go all the way to the top for the fruit. Does anyone have any experience in growing and grooming bonsai trees? Any tip and tricks out there that could help a beginner start in the right direction?