Ho Yoku School of Bonsai: Dates and Fees

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Each group of the School meets for eight dedicated days per year: a full weekend in early spring, then six single days throughout the rest of the growing season.

In addition, there are three open house days when all students are invited to attend, plus two winter weekends just to keep the fires burning, and occasional extra sessions with visiting artists.

All students also have access to me by email, telephone or by visiting in person at any time. You will also receive an occasional newsletter. Students are encouraged to volunteer help with my own collection in order to gain valuable expoerience.

Dates for 2008 can be found here: 2008 Schedule

FEES
Membership of the Hô Yoku School of Bonsai costs $996 per year, payable by monthly subscription of $83 which is charged directly to your credit or debit card. Membership can be cancelled at any time.

The fee covers all the benefits of the School, apart from the winter weekends and the visiting artists, which involve a nominal extra charge.

Visit the Colin Lewis website at http://www.colinlewisbonsai.com


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	Each group of the School meets for eight dedicated days per year: a full weekend in early spring, then six single days throughout the rest of the growing season. In addition, there are three open house days when all students are invited to attend, plus two winter weekends just to keep the fires burning, and occasional extra sessions with visiting artists. All students also have access to me by email, telephone or by visiting in person at any time. You will also receive an occasional newsletter. Students are encouraged to volunteer help with my own collection in order to gain valuable expoerience. Dates for 2008 can be found here: 2008 Schedule FEES Membership of the Hô Yoku School of Bonsai costs $996 per year, payable by monthly subscription of $83 which is charged directly to your credit or debit card. Membership can be cancelled at any time. The fee covers all the benefits of the School, apart from the winter weekends and the visiting artists, which involve a nominal extra charge.