Bonsai4me Visitors May 2010 Server statistics for May 2010 show that for the third month in a row, Bonsai4me.com had another record month, this time having 132,138 unique visitors creating nearly 1/3 million hits!

Bonsai4me Visitors 2009 I am pleased to announce that the number of readers of Bonsai4me continues to grow year on year since it was launched in October 2000. 2009 saw over 1.25 million unique visitors to the website, creating 2.80 million hits!

Summer 2010 will see the culmination of a major new Bonsai4me project that I have been working on for over 6 months, so be sure to check back for more news in the coming months.

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My sincere thanks go to those that have donated during 2009

Bonsai4me Visitors May 2009 saw a record-breaking 113,600 unique visitors and over 1/4 million hits at Bonsai4me.com. Many thanks to those that continue to visit and support Bonsai4me.com over the years!

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Video and Animations are now all listed on the Gallery Index page

Comments I occasionally receive e-mails from visitors concerning the website's layout, navigation and content. These are extremely useful and help me push the website in the direction that visitors would like to see it develop. If you have any comments about any aspect of Bonsai4me, whether it be the type of pages you enjoy reading or find most useful, or simply to tell me that the navigation is hopeless, please e-mail at harry@bonsai4me.co.uk and tell me!

Please note that though I do my best, I cannot respond personally to each and every e-mail I receive but they are all greatly appreciated.

Submitting Material Have an article, a progression series or pictures of your trees that you would like to have published, seen and read by fellow enthusiasts? I'd be very interested to hear from you!

I am also interested to hear from enthusiasts who have any material, techniques or opinions to add to existing articles or species guides.