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Many of us probably heard about Bonsai plants, a very popular way of re-shaping and training trees and let the plants grow in miniature versions. Bonsai plants were known to be originally popularized in Japanese cultures and now its been practice in different parts of the world specially to gardeners and planters.

Not until today, I never heard of anyone who does re-shaping and training of trees as they grow, and trained such trees to achieve certain figures like the form of a chair, a structure of a man or woman, etc. Can you imagine a tree that is alive that have trunks and braches shape like a chair or a person? Imagine no more, check out PookTre Garden where they have wide variety of amazing collection of living trees that are currently growing in all shapes and sizes!

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Effective Date: January 1 2007

When I was in my elementary years, I was very active member for the Girls Scout. I used to join camping and jamboree activities all the time. I truly like being a Girl Scout because I learned so much, specially about the basics things in life like cooking, being resourceful with what nature has to offer. I even learned some different techniques of tying knots that can be used for different stuff.

What about you, do you know some techniques and different ways to tie ropes and strings? Compare what you know with what are available at I Will Knot, a very unique website that shows you different ways to tie knots, complete with detailed images and videos, with step by step instruction how to do it!