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Challenging the Bonsai A to Z entry for Weeping.

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Existing Bonsai A To Z Entry for Weeping Weeping  - (Tree Style) Japanese term : Shidari or Zukuri. Similar to style in nature of the weeping willow. Bottom branches should be bigger than the top, as in other styles, and will weep less than top branches. Shoots should be trained early to produce the "fishing pole" curve effect. In this case the curve can be achieved using weights as opposed to wire. The example shown here is courtesy of British Bonsai.

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