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Lots of people are growing thier own food this year.  These pictures are of a recent project that created plenty of raised beds to grow a wide variety of herbs and vegetables. There may be a pumpkin or two for haloween as well.

In the first picture you can see the great soil mix for the garden and the raised beds made of un-treated 1×8 lumber. The next picture shows the new dry stacked limestone wall that finishes the raised garden area.

You still have time to create a garden at your home, give it a try.

As digging continues here at New World it,s fun for me to see how each person chooses to style the trees they selected. Here are a couple shots of 2 trees purchased by a regular client at New World. He always  seems to find hidden treasure. Both of these trees have been here for at least 10 years growing in the ground and MANY people have walked right past them.

Mike saw something special about these trees and i think he is right.

This is a gold coast juniper I got in 1993. It was wired in 1994 and grown on since then. Icant wait to see the tree in a couple years!

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This is a Privit I collected and put in the field about  15 years ago, I should have kept it for myself! (just kidding)

Winter is over and Spring is here. Sunny and 28 here at New World, great digging weather.

Thanks to all who have already picked up plants and if you still have plants in the ground here at the nursery there is still time to dig them.Please email or call me @5135095319 to schedule  a visit.

Just a reminder digging season is here. here are two trees dug this past weekend. to see more go to the gallery page .

There are lots of new pictures on the bonsai page to look at. They are just a very small sample of all that is available here at New World this season .

Some of the bonsai you may recognise from earlier posts, these give a good idea of how these trees are progressing . One in particular is the Roy Nagatoshi juniper.There is a shot of a possible new front. Please go to the BONSAI page for all the pictures.

Here is what the weather is like here at new world. Very pretty but a real problem with branches breaking and snaping power lines.

The first shot is of a birchtree in my garden, the tree is about 35 feet tall

This is a close up of one juniper in my garden

More pictures

Just a reminder with the 2009 bonsai season right around the corner.

New World Bonsai has it all ,From field grown pre bonsai to ‘Finished’ bonsai and the very large to the very small. Here are just two examples.

Just a reminder if you are in the area, The Artisan center at maple creek will hold the annual ‘Clay Affair’ weekend this week end, Jan 24 & 25.

They will be opening the big wood fired kiln and many of the pieces will be for sale.Also there will be ceramics from many potters in the area. Please check thier web site for more information, click on the link in the friends blogroll www.maplecreekart.com  See you there.

Some shots from last years event.

thanks for visiting the web site of New World. Here you can keep track of the latest landscaping projects by New World landscaping as well as whats new with New World bonsai and here at the nursery.

To see more pictures please go to the GALLERY pages.

The 2009 digging season is just around the corner here at New world.

For all of you that have plants tagged in the field I will be digging between the last week in February and the middle of march,weather permitting. These plants will be available for pick up here at the nursery.

Anyone interested in tagging plants for the 2009 season can still do so. To arrange a visit just email rob@newworldhorticulture.com  or call Rob at 513 509 5319 .

If you have not visited the nursery before, winter is a great time to view the field stock. All the decidious trees have dropped their leaves  and it,s easy  to see the branching.

New World is located in south west Ohio on 6 acres of rolling farmland and has hundreds of field grown bonsai in the ground at all times ranging from bonsai rough stock to one of a kind specimen material. We also have hundreds of plants in containers, including starter plants and well established bonsai.

Most plants are started here at New World by seed or cuttings in the propagation house. These plants are planted in the field in the start of their second year and as a result new planting beds are added on a yearly basis. The other main source of material is from old landscape and nursery plants These are all planted in the field and trained as field grown bonsai.

New for 2009 is the New world garden shop with a good selection of bonsai tools and unique handmade and mass produced bonsai  pots.

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Picture #1 is a view of part of the field grown bonsai, picture #2 is the propagation house in 2005  and #3 is The shop at New World while still under construction.

I  love to have visitors and am glad to find that specific plant or answer any questions you my have about New World.