This document provides an overview of Bonsai GIS. It describes bonsai as an ancient oriental horticultural art form where trees are kept small by confining their roots to a pot and pruning branches and roots. It notes that bonsai have a stylized or exaggerated form inspired by but not identical to nature. The document also includes screenshots of the Bonsai GIS interface showing its search and display functions.

1. Bonsai GIS
Sik Cambon Jensen – Kortdage 2011

3. Bonsai (pronounced bone-sigh) is an ancient
oriental horticultural art form. The
word Bonsai literally means, in both Chinese
and in the Japanese language, tree-in- a-
pot. Originally developed in the Orient almost
2000 years ago, today the sublime art of bonsai
is practiced throughout the world. Shape-
harmony-proportion-scale are all it has
A tree planted in a small pot is not a bonsai until
weighed carefully as art, and thetrained into the
been pruned, shaped, and human hand
combines this in a common cause with nature.
desired shape.
Bonsai are kept small by careful control of the plant's
growing conditions. Only branches important to the
bonsai's overall design are allowed to remain and
unwanted growth is pruned away. Roots
are confined to a pot and are periodically clipped.
Bonsai may have a stylized or an exaggerated form ...
but, as found in nature.

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