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The oldest bonsai was planted in 1625 and it survived even atomic bombing.

A celebrity among trees: a bonsai that survived 4 generations and a nuke

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26. 5. 2019
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Bonsaj, která přežila 4 generace

Beauty blooms at every age

The luxury bonsai from the National Arboretum in Washington, DC, which has been growing for 391 years, could tell you about it. Even though it used to grow near Hiroshima, only 5 km away from the blast site, it remained completely unharmed. The paradox, however, is that in 1976 its owner Masaru Yamaki donated it to the US.

The plant is now boldly strutting on a luxurious spot, admired by the visitors who would never guess its age quite so high. By the date of "birth", the bonsai has reached retirement age long ago, but on the first sight it is a tree in its best years.

A celebrity among trees
Bonsai in China garden, Syndey
White pine maple bonsai

Bonsai trees - a hobby which makes time turn into a relative quantity

The word bonsai comes from two Japanese words: bon = bowl, sai = tree / to plant. It concerns the cultivation of small trees in bowls and their miniaturization. The bowl is the foundation of the cultivation, since the strength of the root rise should be equal to its height. In these dwarf trees, a massive trunk and a branched crown which never towers high are emphasized. They are trimmed regularly every other week and watered depending on the color of their leaves. This hobby is only for the hands of those who do not lack in patience, because the work never ends. The trees continue to grow, eventually becoming a treasured family heritage.

Ficus plants, pines, maples, junipers and other coniferous trees can be grown in this manner.

Pronájem RD, Průhonice - 260 m2
Pronájem RD, Průhonice - 260 m2, Okolí Prahy

The hobby of bonsai cultivation can be traced deep into the past, all the way to ancient China.

People were trying to create the illusion of a venerable tree, and they succeeded. This tradition is being passed down from generation to generation. In China, owning a bonsai is something like a national tradition.

You can buy such a "dwarf" tree for a few thousand or more. The price depends on the age and type of the bonsai: whether it is uro, sabamiki or neagari. Another decisive factor is the origin, according to which bonsai trees are further divided into jamadori, potensai, kóradabuki.

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“The best things in life didn’t cost me anything. The most valuable thing we all have is our time,” – Steve Jobs

10 facts you didn’t know about Steve Jobs

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10.Mar 2019
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Steve Jobs and iPhone

Steve Jobs (1955-2011) was a genius who revolutionised modern technology. He used his visionary attitude to change the world’s view of personal computers, mobile telephones and portable devices. He is behind the most valuable enterprise of a worldwide nature, the Apple Company, which he established in 1976 with Steve Wozniak. We bring you 10 things you didn’t know about him!

Steve Jobs at Macworld 2005
Apple Computer in his garage
Steve Jobs and MacBook

1. He patented his ideas and concepts

Steve Jobs had nearly 300 patents registered under his name. The glass staircase in the Apple shop in the USA is one such patented item, which attracts people passing by to the shop.

2. He slept in the White House

He had dinner with Bill Clinton in 1966. He received an invitation to the White House where he spent the night in the deluxe Lincoln bedroom.

3. He was interested in calligraphy

He attended a calligraphy course, which he believed was a benefit for future Apple products focusing on typography and fonts.

Pronájem bytu 3+kk - Praha 1 - 108
Pronájem bytu 3+kk - Praha 1 - 108, Praha 1

4. He designed his own yacht

He designed a deluxe yacht called Venus in cooperation with world-renowned designer Phillip Starck.

5. He typically wore a black turtleneck and Levi’s jeans

He was known for his simplicity and the fact that he liked Levi’s jeans. He allegedly owned around 100 Levi’s jeans in his life.

6. He loved ecological farms

He enjoyed visiting deluxe ecological fruit farms and it is very probable that this inspired him to name his company Apple.

Luxusní byt 4+kk na prodej se zahrádkou, Praha
Luxusní byt 4+kk na prodej se zahrádkou, Praha, Praha 7

7. He was a high-principled boss

He was highly driven. He abided by strict rules and principles.

8. He established Pixar 

In 1986 he purchased the Graphics Group, which he renamed Pixar Animation Studios.

9.  He donated a lot of money to charity, but it is not known how much and to whom.

10. At the time of his death the net value of his property was USD 10 billion.

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