Little Things for Bonsai People is a great listen for those who are new to the art of bonsai. The show is hosted by Evan Pardue, Mike Lane, and Carmen Leskoviansky where they discuss topics pertaining to bonsai techniques in the southeast United States, as well as how they can be applied in other regions. Support us by becoming a Bonsai Friend! https://www.patreon.com/littlethingsforbonsaipeople
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsHow ToEducation |
Howdy y'all, Bonsai Buds! On this episode of Little Things for Bonsai People, Evan and Carmen talk with Joey McCoy of Austin, Texas. Joey has a wealth of knowledge about both bonsai and the wonderful native plants that Texas has to offer for our bons... more
Hello hello, Bonsai Buds! It's time for another Science series episode! Evan and Carmen talk about how trees uptake water and nutrients through their vascular systems. This is a great follow up to our pervious Science episode 65 about photosynthesis.... more
How's it Bonsai Buds?! It's time for a laid back episode with Evan, Carmen, and Matt. Carmen and Matt talk with Evan about his experiences running C'est Bonsai 2024 and what to expect in the future. Later on, Carmen and Evan nerd out about trident ma... more
Howdy Bonsai Friends! This time on Little Things we Evan and Carmen speak with Jesse Gilbertson and Nathan Bill about their upcoming convention, Bonsai Central. They are long time supporters of the podcast and their big show is finally around the cor... more
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Educational, informative and fun. I have learned more about bonsai as a practical craft from this show than any other bonsai podcast. I really appreciate the diversity of eco-regions that the hosts have experience in. It's great to have a podcast that can talk about the unique challenges and circumstances in caring for bonsai in the Southeast United States. Thank you for all the work you put into this show!
this is a great podcast! it might not have the polish of some others, but it has a lot of heart! great content about Bonsai from a nursery operator in luisiana.
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