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Aug 12, 2026 1 hr 54 min

Summer Soapbox Session with Brock and Brandon

from Bonsai Mirai: Asymmetry Hosted by Bonsai Mirai

The summer at Mirai has been as lively as any season in the past 16 years of the garden and company. Ryan and his team had an incredible session with students, guests from across the country, and a significant amount of positivity pumped into the facility from the community. Needless to say, Mirai is alive and kicking, living at that frantic pace that Ryan thrives on. In the middle of another hot and demanding day of watering, Ryan, Brock, and Brandon sat down to catch up on the happenings this summer as well as to announce the upcoming events for the fall. From a tree sale over Labor Day, to the Covered Wagon rolling east this fall, and all the fun had in between, this is a regular wrap session with the crew. Sit back and relax as the boys take you through the latest bonsai banter, happenings at Mirai, and everything in between. To find out more about the Tree Sale sign up for our email list here. To reserve a spot on the Covered Wagon contact us for info via email at [email protected].

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