September 9 — Bonsai Garage Sale + Japan Trip Presentation

Bring items to sell or cash to buy — the garage sale runs the first 30 minutes. Then Badar and Larry present on their trip to Japan.

2026 Annual Show — People’s Choice Top 10

Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 People’s Choice Award! See the Top 10 trees as voted by show attendees.

Congratulations Dennis — Singapore Holly Raffle Winner!

Dennis took home the beautiful Singapore Holly at our raffle. Congratulations!

PSBS News

Bonsai Hai! — July 2026 Newsletter

The July 2026 issue of Bonsai Hai!, the Prairie State Bonsai Society newsletter, is now available. Download the July 2026 Newsletter (PDF)… Membership Required You must be a member to

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New videos from select Bonsai YouTube Channels

Transforming Bonsai

In this video Crispin brings in a number of his personal bonsai that need some attention. ——————————————— Order My ‘Bonsai

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Pine Bonsai – Seasonal Species Guide | Bonsai-U

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