The various Bonsai trees are kept on the benches arranged in a particular format making it convenient for public.
There are around 500 bonsai plants aging from 5 to 35 years. Trees such as Jackfruit, Tamarind, Banyan tree etc., here are grown in pots in the miniature form.
The Bonsai Park is entered through the the 40-foot-high pagoda gate. Bonsai Park was opened for public from the first half of the year 2011.
i love gardens and bonsai! Thanks for introducing me to Lalbagh Gardens.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing! Thanks for sharing these beautiful photos! Happy Monday! ♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bonsai garden. I love that gate, very impressive!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for a park - I would love visiting it and seeing all the different bonsai. Love your collage.
ReplyDeleteThis makes me smile remembering the miniature bonsai tree I gave my grandmother one year. It was very special to her, but she couldn't keep it going long. Still she kept the garden elements...a small bench and a miniature temple. So much of interest in your corner!
ReplyDeleteAlways loved Bonsais! They are superb masterpieces of nature, altered of course!
ReplyDeleteReads quite interesting.. Bonsai plants always evoked curiosity in me. Thanks Rajesh!
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Beautiful and rich variety of flowers and green!
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thanks for sharing
I have never seen a Bonsai Palm Tree before, how cool is that.;)) That must be such an interesting place to visit indeed.;)
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thats quite interesting to see bonsai in this format ..hmm great work ...keep it up!!
ReplyDeleteIt's always interesting to see a bonsai...and if it's around 500 bonsai aging from 5-35, that's exciting to see.
ReplyDeleteIt is always a fascination to see how those little trees can be so old and yet so small. Lovely mosaic. V
ReplyDeleteI love bonsais and your post is charming!
ReplyDeleteI visit your site from time to time, because I love seeing photographs of your beautiful country. Thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pagoda gate.. And such wonderful bonsai.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful park, and what a lovely place to spend a day! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place! Would love to visit there! Marvelous captures as always, Rajesh! Hope you have a great week!
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Never seen anything like it Rajesh. Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteI have never visited a garden solely showcasing bonsais. Must be fascinating to see the miniature versions of trees.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful garden scenes.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteThat first shot is a great one of the Bonsai trees. It is interesting ti read that you all grow banyans in containers. In Florida where I grew up there were huge! I have never heard of a miniature one...so interesting. I always learn something new when I visit your blog :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, wonderful place, with a great collection.
ReplyDeleteHI Rajesh.. love to see those miniature trees too, but thinking about how they suffer just to give us this beauty makes me sad..
ReplyDeleteThat plant (first shot) is growing sideward, doesn't it? We call pitogo in our part of the world.
ReplyDeleteBonsai plants always attracted me. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteHey.. This is my favorite place. Whenever I get time, I uses to be here. Lovely clicks!
ReplyDeleteLove the gate, love the garden. I appreciate bonsai much more since I learned from a friend who began growing - if that's the right term - them a few years back.
ReplyDeleteIt's a sheer delight to watch bonshai!
ReplyDeleteThat would be a fun place; I've always liked Bonsai plants!
ReplyDeleteI am very glad to know Japanese bonsai trees are loved in your country! In Japan, pine, plum, maple, cedar are popular as bonsai.I hope to visit this place one day. Interesting!!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fascinating looking place! never heard of a bonsai park before.....
ReplyDeleteJackfruit, tamarind trees in miniature!!! Wow, that's a news!!!
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Fascinating plants, they are beautiful when trained in their shapes. They will be able to fit a lot of bonsai in 2.5 acres.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely place. Perfect for the L day.
ReplyDeleteBonsai always just amazes me. Takes so much patience. Beautiful collage; it must be a beautiful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and LOVELY choice for L.
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These Bonsai plants are amazing, and the entrance to the park is very impressive. I would love to be able to see all those plants in person, but I do enjoy your photos.
ReplyDeleteWow, these are all beautiful bonsai. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteAh, Bonsai, I havn´t seen them in years. Thanks for reminding me. :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice capture Rajesh. I like bonsais and wish to visit Lalbagh Garden!Q
ReplyDeleteBonsai park is Japanese garden?
ReplyDeleteGood to know about this place. But is it right to make a Bonsai tree... considering that trees are living creatures!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful..I last visited Lalbagh 16 years ago...
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I love gardens
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and i love bonsai's :-)
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Rajesh, thank you for these lovely pictures. Bonzai are so beautiful, carefully tended and "crafted," but completely of Nature and of the earth. If you want to see my ABC, it's about American politics:
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I love gardens, and it is a great place to take beautiful photographs!
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it's a nice place...the pagoda gate is magnificent. I've wanted to see pagodas before my very eyes
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Beautiful gardens! I'm fascinated by bonsai so it's wonderful to see some of the 500:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for appreciating this beautiful Bonsai Park at Lalbagh Gardens. This is the recent addition.
ReplyDeleteAwesome collection. Had heard of the Bonsai Garden in Mysore but this one in B'lore...is such a treat too
ReplyDeleteThank you. I am glad you all liked it.
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