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Beech Trees Beech make excellent Bonsai, there are types of Beech spread throughout the world's temperate zones. They tend to be grown in informal styles, and leaf trimming every other year will reduce the size of leaves on the larger types. It is important that leaf trimming is carried out as early as possible, as beech may not come back into leaf that year if it is left to late.

The Southern Beeches are closely related to beeches from the Northern hemisphere, differing in that they have both deciduous and evergreen species. From a bonsai viewpoint the can be treated as their Northern counterparts, except that you should not leaf trim the evergreen species

TOOL BOX FOR BONSAI, Wire and Knob cuttersWire cuttersYou will eventually need a pair of wire cutters, although these won’t need to be purchased immediately. If you put wire on, you will eventually have to take it off.These wire cutters allow you to cut the wire right up to the tree's bark,without harming the tree.These too are essential.

You will also want to get several different thicknesses of wire. In general, anodized copper wire is recommended. It is very flexible until it is bent, then it sets and holds its position. You will use it to position and train branches. We have more on wire in the wiring section of this book.

Once you become more proficient at bonsai art, there will be some more tools you will want to add to your tool chest. These tools make certain tasks easier
Knob cutters:are very similar to the concave cutters,except that they have a spherical head,which allows you to cut branches and leave a small hollowed out scar.

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