
A plant killer's chronicle of growing little trees in the big city, by Max Falkowitz.
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It’s Fire Escape Bonsai’s third anniversary, and I’m grateful you’re here. I never thought this blog would run so long, but insofar as writing it has become a part of my bonsai experience, the same is true for you reading it. Every comment...
1,813. That’s the current figure on a tally clicker that I jokingly call my “reasons to live counter.” For two years, I’ve been counting daily doses of joy and satisfaction with one of those gadgets that ticket-takers use to keep track of c...
I’ve been trawling Facebook Marketplace for trees and found some good deals. Ficus benghalensis (aka Ficus Audrey) and citrus trees show up often as houseplants, and this week I noticed listings of each that would make good bonsai. I’m talk...
When I was growing up, I used to wake up early and make paper chains. I snuck into the living room, put cartoons on low volume, and started cutting colored construction paper into strips. I was industrious. I taped hundreds of links togethe...
My suburban bonsai have been safely relocated to Queens, where they now live with the rest of my outdoor trees. Though let’s put a pin in the word “safely.” Conifers have a neat habit of acting normal for weeks after a traumatic injury, onl...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Max Falkowitz is a writer and editor from Queens who's covered the tea world for the New York Times, Saveur, Food & Wine, Serious Eats, and other publications. Leafhopper is his weekly newsletter that takes a deeper look at the global tea industry.
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