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Bonsai is an artform that originated in Japan many years ago, and a Washington festival will celebrate this method for growing trees in miniature.

This May, the Potomac Bonsai Association (PBA) will be welcoming the public for its annual Bonsai Festival, and it will have lots to offer everyone whether they are a serious enthusiast or new to the artform. It will be a chance for those who are interested to learn more about the hobby, and a selection of vendors will be taking part.

The schedule for the three-day celebration includes a display of bonsai trees, many of which are dozens of years old. Both formal and informal plantings will be on offer for viewing, and workshops are on the agenda as well. Demonstrations of pruning, wiring, and other training methods will be taking place, and everyone can stop by the vendor area to do some browsing and buying.

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The event will be celebrating this ancient art from May 6 to May 8. It will be held at the National Arboretum, and the organizer's website offers the most current information for those who are interested in checking it out for themselves.
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