Jun 09
Posted: under Healthy Living.
Tags: anti aging, anti inflammatory, anti oxidant, emergency supplements, MAX GXL. Glutathione, MAXGXL, MAXGXL at wholesale pricesJune 9th, 2009
As a firefighter for more than 15 years, I have to maintain a fit, active body. I have to be ready for anything, including breaking down doors, running through burning buildings while wearing full protective gear, and much, much more. Doing all of this requires energy and a toned body capable of doing everything I [...] [...more]
As a firefighter for more than 15 years, I have to maintain a fit, active body. I have to be ready for anything, including breaking down doors, running through burning buildings while wearing full protective gear, and much, much more. Doing all of this requires energy and a toned body capable of doing everything I need it to do. Several other men I work with started taking MAXGXL, and they reported that it gave them a great energy boost after just a few days. I decided to give it a shot, even though I wasn’t sure I really believed them. But after just a few days of taking MAX GXL, I felt my energy levels increase. I could bounce back from my workout sessions or from a long day’s work much more quickly than before. It was like my muscles, my heart, and my lungs were suddenly capable of doing much more than they could before. I have been able to do more repetitions during my training sessions, plus I’ve been sleeping much better at night and actually needing fewer hours of sleep to feel great.
Apr 22
Posted: under Bonsai.
Tags: Chinese Bonsai, Chinese Serissa, indoor bonsai, TRee of a thousand StarsApril 22nd, 2009
Because I cultivate indoor bonsai, I have what feels to me like a limitless number of plants to select from and I’ll always want just one more. With indoor bonsai you can choose between tropical or subtropical plants, shrubs and trees. I don’t think you can choose the perfect leaf colors to match your [...] [...more]
Because I cultivate indoor bonsai, I have what feels to me like a limitless number of plants to select from and I’ll always want just one more. With indoor bonsai you can choose between tropical or subtropical plants, shrubs and trees. I don’t think you can choose the perfect leaf colors to match your décor, but you’ll find a pretty close match if you try. And such a range of shapes! When you source a bonsai tree that blooms it’s an extra special bonus. Plus since they’re not in the rain forest, climbing 60 feet in the air, but instead tidily planted inside a bonsai pot that’s even smaller than my Joy of Cooking, you can actually keep these giants in your house. Now the lovely tree of a thousand stars – a broom styled Chinese White Serissa- would never be a giant, but it sure comes across with the flowers. Watering unquestionably is the greatest battle for many beginner bonsai enthusiasts who want to grow a Serissa. Understand that you’ll want to water before your tree gets absolutely dry and you should not water too much. Over watering is equally as bad as not enough. For Serissa’s it’s best to include a pebble tray to add extra humidity, but a tray will also guard your furniture and floors.
When you’re working on the lighting preferences of most indoor bonsai, it’s a good bet to say that if you bathe them in the light from a southwest or west window but keep them out of direct light, they’ll love it. When the length of light increases in the spring, you should increase the amount of fertilizer you feed your bonsai. Go ahead and move your tree outdoors to enjoy the summer, remembering to bring your Serissa safely indoors before the fall arrives.
Apr 05
Posted: under Bonsai, backyard.
Tags: Bonsai tree, hobbie, juniper bonsaiApril 5th, 2009
If you’re looking for a bonsai that is both traditional and yet slightly different from standard bonsai, this beautiful Juniper bonsai tree may be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s larger than many traditional bonsai, but it’s not big enough to make it dwarf your other bonsai trees. It’s a very popular bonsai in the [...] [...more]
If you’re looking for a bonsai that is both traditional and yet slightly different from standard bonsai, this beautiful Juniper bonsai tree may be exactly what you’re looking for. It’s larger than many traditional bonsai, but it’s not big enough to make it dwarf your other bonsai trees. It’s a very popular bonsai in the United States and other areas, especially as a wedding or a housewarming gift. If you’re a bonsai collector, it’s also a must have for your collection. What’s great is that the Juniper Procumbens Nana, as it is scientifically called, is not an incredibly expensive bonsai. It’s affordable enough that even an amateur bonsai gardener can add one to his or her collection without worrying about killing an expensive plant. The juniper bonsai is also a very hardy plant and can thrive in a number of different climates. All in all, it’s a great looking bonsai that will enhance your garden or add a great look to any kitchen table or patio.
Mar 28
Posted: under Gardening, backyard.
Tags: candle lantern, garden light, garden lights, outdoor candle lantern, patio lightsMarch 28th, 2009
Adding a touch of elegance or just going for something different? In either case, the dragonfly candle lantern is a great way of adding a bit of garden lighting to your event, or you can use it indoors. The lantern goes great with any type of Asian décor, or it can stand on its [...] [...more]
Adding a touch of elegance or just going for something different? In either case, the dragonfly candle lantern is a great way of adding a bit of garden lighting to your event, or you can use it indoors. The lantern goes great with any type of Asian décor, or it can stand on its own. The clear glass allows a good amount of light, much more than stained glass lanterns. The design of the lantern allows it to work for either simply, casual affairs, romantic candle-lit dinners, or more formal dinner parties or even wedding receptions. You can sit the dragonfly candle lantern on any surface or hang it using the sturdy ring. If you’ve got bonsai or other plants, the lantern looks great placed beside them, and it can be worked into a table centerpiece as well. The lantern is made of black iron and features a hinged door that securely closes to protect the candle inside from the breeze. I fyou’re looking for a unique gift idea for a friend who loves to entertain outside (or not) this is a great choice.
Mar 20
Posted: under Healthy Living, backyard.
Tags: backyard ideas, garden ideas, outdoor living, patio lights, relaxing mealsMarch 20th, 2009
Outdoor dining can be a great experience, especially after grilling some steaks or other meat. Eating out under the stars or watching the sunset as you enjoy your meal is very different from eating indoors. However, you do need some light to eat, and having your overhead outdoor lights on just doesn’t quite set the [...] [...more]

A beautiful set of rechargeable votive lights
Outdoor dining can be a great experience, especially after grilling some steaks or other meat. Eating out under the stars or watching the sunset as you enjoy your meal is very different from eating indoors. However, you do need some light to eat, and having your overhead outdoor lights on just doesn’t quite set the mood you want. You can hang lanterns from nearby trees for garden lighting, but for the table, you will want something a little smaller. These outdoor rechargeable votive candle lights are perfect for that. They look just like real candles (they even flicker like candles), but there are no flames or smoke. Each lasts around ten hours per charge, and all you have to do is place them on the recharging station to have them ready for your next party. In addition to outside use, you can also use these votive candle lights indoors, and they look great in places like a dorm room where candles are not allowed.
Mar 14
Posted: under Bonsai, Gardening.
Tags: bonsai gift, bonsai trees, outdoor bonsai, unique gift ideaMarch 14th, 2009
Are you looking for something a bit different than the usual bonsai? Maybe you want a unique gift idea or a plant that will get your visitors to say “wow!” and compliment you on your décor. If that’s what you’re looking for, check out this Alberta spruce forest. This tiny little forest, complete with [...] [...more]
Are you looking for something a bit different than the usual bonsai? Maybe you want a unique gift idea or a plant that will get your visitors to say “wow!” and compliment you on your décor. If that’s what you’re looking for, check out this Alberta spruce forest. This tiny little forest, complete with two trees, some foliages, and rocks, truly looks like you’ve shrunk down the perfect outdoor resting place and brought it into your home. The Alberta spruce, also known as the white spruce, is a tiny conical tree that was first found growing by Lake Laggan in Alberta. It looks just like a tiny little spruce tree, right down to its green needles, bark color, and shape. The Alberta spruce is one of the most popular ornamental bonsai trees available, and it looks great in any pot or planter. If you’re looking for something to add a bit of greenery to your home or if you want to give someone a unique gift, look no further than the Alberta spruce forest.
Feb 27
Posted: under Uncategorized.
February 27th, 2009
If you’re looking for a bright, beautiful flower to give someone, why not look at the azalea? This is one of the few flowering bonsai trees, and it looks great anywhere in your home or out on your back porch. The azalea, also known as the rhododendron mucronatum, even looks nice at the office and [...] [...more]
If you’re looking for a bright, beautiful flower to give someone, why not look at the azalea? This is one of the few flowering bonsai trees, and it looks great anywhere in your home or out on your back porch. The azalea, also known as the rhododendron mucronatum, even looks nice at the office and can
bring a nice spot of color to your desk. During the spring, the azalea will bloom with amazing red flowers that put off a great scent. The rest of the year it looks like a standard evergreen bonsai. This gives you two distinctive looks from one plant. The azalea bonsai works great for a wedding gift, a birthday gift, or even a get well plant for someone who is ill. The azalea comes in a nice earthenware pot that is large enough to hold it for years. In fact, you might never need to repot this very nice bonsai.
Feb 19
Posted: under Birdwatching, backyard.
Tags: backyard idea, bird feeder, bird house, birdhouse birdfeeder, garden ideas, wildlifeFebruary 19th, 2009
Many people enjoy relaxing outdoors while watching birds fly around and eat from their birdfeeders. While birds enjoy eating out of normal bird feeders and making nests in standard birdhouses, they’re sure to really love the Home Sweet Home Bird Feeder and House. What makes this perfect little cottage birdhouse so unique and different [...] [...more]
Many people enjoy relaxing outdoors while watching birds fly around and eat from their birdfeeders. While birds enjoy eating out of normal bird feeders and making nests in standard birdhouses, they’re sure to really love the Home Sweet Home Bird Feeder and House. What makes this perfect little cottage birdhouse so unique and different from other birdhouses? Simple: the entire thing, from the chimney to the roof to the walls, is made out of bird seed! The birds can actually eat the entire birdhouse—let’s just hope they do so after their babies have learned to fly! The feeder is made out of a variety of different materials, including canola seeds, spray millet, dried apple slices, rye, corn, and sunflower seeds. The artists who create these houses do an amazing job, and the birdhouse really looks like a cottage you’d find out in the country surrounded by rolling hills and orchards. If you love birds, you’ll love giving them their home sweet home with this feeder/house.
You will find thisbirdhouse birdfeeder for sale at Zen Garden Bonsai in the Blogroll
Feb 14
Posted: under Bonsai.
Tags: baby jade bonsai tree, indoor bonsai, jade bonsai, jade treeFebruary 14th, 2009
Looking for a unique type of bonsai tree to display in your home? The Baby Jade Bonsai tree group features five little bonsai trees of the Portulacaria Afra family. These “Elephant Bush” bonsai are actually native to South Africa, not Japan, as one might think. They feature small green leaves that, instead of like the [...] [...more]
Looking for a unique type of bonsai tree to display in your home? The Baby Jade Bonsai tree group
features five little bonsai trees of the Portulacaria Afra family. These “Elephant Bush” bonsai are actually native to South Africa, not Japan, as one might think. They feature small green leaves that, instead of like the traditional bonsai, are actually almost round in shape and are about the third of the size of a Jade plant leaf. These little bonsai trees store water in their branches, leaves, and trunks, and the five of them grow side by side to create a small forest that looks great on your desk, window sill, or as the centerpiece of your table. The trees can live for years, and they never grow too large to need repotting. If you want something that looks a little different than a standard Chinese bonsai tree, one of these Baby Jade bonsai tree forests may be exactly what you want.
Feb 05
Posted: under Birdwatching, backyard.
Tags: backyard ideas, birdcastle bird feeder, gardeners gifts, green giftFebruary 5th, 2009
The bird castle bird feeder brings the medieval times to your own backyard! It’s shaped like a Renaissance castle complete with a tower, ramparts, and thatched roofs! It’s much more than just a bird feeder - it’s practically a work of art, and it’s sure to get the attention of your friends, your family, [...] [...more]
The bird castle bird feeder brings the medieval times to your own backyard! It’s shaped like a Renaissance castle complete with a tower, ramparts, and thatched roofs! It’s much more than just a bird feeder - it’s practically a work of art, and it’s sure to get the attention of your friends, your family, and your neighbors. The bird castle is covered in various types of seeds and grains that your feathered friends are sure to enjoy. They simply swoop in, settle on the castle walls, and start eating away. The seeds include things like spray millet, canola seeds, corn, wheat, and dried orange slices.
The bird feeder makes a great garden gift idea for those who enjoy birds or like fantasy and medieval times. It’s an incredibly unique idea, too. Who would have thought to create a bird feeder in the shape of a castle? If you want something different, this is the bird feeder for you.