DeSoto Times Today - OLIVE BRANCH - Brussel Martin first laid his eyes on a bonsai tree at age five, becoming fascinated with its dwarfed yet mature form. His fascination still remains but on a much larger scale. Martin owns the nation’s largest importer of bonsai - or Read more

AZCentral.com - It’s also used in small, desktop rock gardens and as a base in Japanese bonsai-tree kits. Gardening Web sites and TV shows advocate its low-maintenance growing potential, the cushiony feel of walking barefoot on it, and even the plant’s supposedly Read more

Journal News - Martha Stewart says she chose the bonsai as the symbol of a geriatric center that bears her name because of the tree’s longevity. “With the proper care and nurturing, a bonsai tree can live for well over a hundred years,” Stewart said. A ribbon Read more

San Francisco Weekly - Like a bonsai tree that requires years of loving attention and still comes out looking gnarly and freakish, the noise scene in San Francisco is a product of ardent, obscure toil and inherited wisdom. While hundreds of noise projects have appeared and Read more

San Francisco Weekly - Like a bonsai tree that requires years of loving attention and still comes out looking gnarly and freakish, the noise scene in San Francisco is a product of ardent, obscure toil and inherited wisdom. While hundreds of noise projects have appeared and Read more

Denver Post - With the proper care and nurturing, a bonsai tree can live for well over a hundred years,” Stewart said in a statement. A ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Martha Stewart Center for Living at Mount Sinai Medical Center was set to take place today Read more

Rolling Stone - Now, he can play his music on the stadium (ha-ha, hip-hop on the stadium) Jon Brion cut all unnecessary tunes, like Bonsai Tree. But Kan pronounces his bravado with weariness of man who can say “you can’t tell me nothing”. And it work! Album gets Read more