About this Event
Join Dr. Scott Barboza for a workshop where you’ll learn about the origins and history of bonsai, how to care for these unique plants, and some basic training techniques. You’ll get hands-on experience repotting and shaping your own starter bonsai, which you can take home and continue growing. This workshop is designed for beginners, so no previous bonsai experience is needed. Come ready to learn the basics and leave feeling confident to start your own bonsai journey. Scott will make sure you have all the information you need to care for your new plant successfully.
About the Instructor: Dr. Scott Barboza
Scott first discovered bonsai in 1990 through a close friend while living in California. Bonsai brought together his love for hiking, the outdoors, and gardening, sparking a lasting interest. He started with beginner classes in Sacramento, continued learning in Seattle, and began more advanced study after moving to Houston. Over the years, he has given many lectures, taught classes and workshops, and helped organize conventions and exhibitions. He now serves as Secretary and Convention Chair for the American Bonsai Society. Scott’s trees have received many awards at local, state, and regional competitions. He has also shown his work at the Bay Island Bonsai Exhibition in San Francisco and the US National Bonsai Exhibition in Rochester. He is now building his home and garden in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
National Harbor, 100 American Way, Oxon Hill, United States
USD 65.75
