bonsaifocus.com

Bonsai Focus subscribers were sent a message or email in November 2025 containing a compensation offer from Bonsai Europe Publications, which had permanently closed. The exact form of that compensation is not published on the website, so the only reliable way to know what you were offered is to find and reread the November 2025 email or notice you received as a subscriber.

What the publisher has confirmed

The notice on bonsaifocus.com states, in five languages, the same core facts:

• Bonsai Europe Publications is permanently closed.
• The November/December 2025-6 issue was the last issue of Bonsai Focus.
• Subscribers received a message/email with a compensation offer in November 2025.
• Back issues of Bonsai Focus can be viewed online at www.bonsaitoday.com.

Nothing on the page specifies the amount, the form (for example, a refund, a credit, or access to something else), or a deadline for responding. Because the publisher has not listed those details publicly, treat any specific figure you see elsewhere with caution unless it comes from your own subscriber correspondence.

How to find your own compensation details

1. Search your email. Look for messages received in November 2025 from Bonsai Europe Publications or Bonsai Focus. Check spam, promotions, and any secondary address you may have used when subscribing.
2. Check the sender and language. The publisher communicates in English, Dutch, French, German, and Italian, so the email may not be in the language you expect.
3. Match it to your subscription. The offer applies to subscribers, so confirm the email references your subscription rather than a general newsletter.
4. If you cannot find it, the site offers no separate claims portal or contact route for compensation questions. The published page only points readers to www.bonsaitoday.com for viewing issues, so there is no listed channel to request a replacement offer.

What you can still access

Even though the magazine has ceased publication, the publisher directs readers to www.bonsaitoday.com to view Bonsai Focus issues online. If your interest is in the content rather than the compensation itself, that is the entry point the publisher provides. Whether that archive is free or requires an account is not stated on the bonsaifocus.com notice, so check the site directly before assuming access terms.

Practical takeaways

• The compensation exists but its terms are private. The website confirms an offer was made; it does not describe it.
• Your email is the authoritative record. The November 2025 message is the document that defines what you were offered.
• No new issues are coming. The November/December 2025-6 issue was the final one, so any expectation of future deliveries should be set aside.
• For content, use the archive link. www.bonsaitoday.com is the publisher's stated route to past issues.

If you are deciding whether to act, the decision hinges on what your November 2025 email says. Find that message first; without it, the public notice gives you the fact of compensation but not its value or conditions.

Bonsai Focus publishes its closure notice in five languages: English (EN), Dutch (NL), French (FR), German (DE), and Italian (IT). Each version appears one after another on the bonsaifocus.com homepage and carries the same four facts: the publisher Bonsai Europe Publications has permanently closed, the November/December 2025-6 issue was the last, subscribers were sent a compensation offer by message or email in November 2025, and back issues can be viewed online at www.bonsaitoday.com.

What each language version says

The table below maps the wording used in each notice so you can confirm you are reading the right section.

How to use the notice

• If you are a subscriber: the notice directs you to the message or email sent in November 2025 for the compensation offer. The site does not restate the offer's terms, so that email is the document to check.
• If you want to read old issues: the notice points to www.bonsaitoday.com in every language version. The site itself does not describe what that archive contains or whether access is free, so verify on that site before relying on it.
• If you are checking the site's status: the closure statement is the authoritative signal. The site still displays "Copyright © 2022 Bonsai Europe Publications," which is a copyright year, not evidence that the publisher is active.

Points to keep in mind

The page also contains placeholder text reading [table "" not found /] next to labels such as "Publication dates," "Delivery time," and the German "Erscheinungsdatums." These are broken table shortcodes, not real schedules, so do not treat them as delivery or publication information.

For the related questions: the last issue was November/December 2025-6, the magazine is no longer operating, and past issues are directed to www.bonsaitoday.com. The compensation details exist only in the subscriber email referenced by the notice.

Past issues of Bonsai Focus can be viewed online at www.bonsaitoday.com. The publisher's closure notice on bonsaifocus.com directs readers to that external site for the magazine's issues. The bonsaifocus.com site itself no longer hosts readable issues; it now serves as a closure notice.

What the bonsaifocus.com Notice Says

The site states that Bonsai Europe Publications is permanently closed and that the November/December 2025-6 issue was the last issue of Bonsai Focus. The same notice, repeated in English, Dutch, French, German, and Italian, points to www.bonsaitoday.com as the place where Bonsai Focus issues can be viewed online.

Two related details from the notice:

• Subscribers received a message or email in November 2025 with a compensation offer.
• The notice does not describe the compensation itself, so subscribers who need the specifics should check that November 2025 message.

How to Reach the Archive

1. Open www.bonsaitoday.com in a browser. This is a separate website from bonsaifocus.com.
2. Look for the Bonsai Focus issues or archive section on that site. The closure notice gives the destination but not the exact page layout, so the precise menu label may differ.
3. If you arrive from a search engine, confirm you are on bonsaitoday.com rather than a copy of the bonsaifocus.com closure page.

Expected result: you are reading back issues on bonsaitoday.com, not on the original magazine domain.

Common Sticking Points

• Staying on bonsaifocus.com. The old domain shows only the multilingual closure notice. Reading happens on the other site.
• Expecting new issues. Publication ended with November/December 2025-6, so the archive is a back-catalogue resource, not a live subscription.
• Looking for subscriber compensation on the archive site. The notice says subscribers were contacted by message or email in November 2025; the archive link is for reading issues, not for claiming compensation.

Quick Reference

The final issue of Bonsai Focus was the November/December 2025–6 issue. The publisher, Bonsai Europe Publications, has permanently closed, and this was confirmed in a multilingual notice posted on bonsaifocus.com in English, Dutch, French, German, and Italian.

What the Closure Notice Says

The notice on the magazine's site states four key facts:

• Bonsai Europe Publications is permanently closed.
• November/December 2025–6 was the last issue of Bonsai Focus.
• Subscribers were contacted in November 2025 with a message or email containing a compensation offer.
• Back issues can be viewed online at www.bonsaitoday.com.

The same information appears in each language version, so readers who reach the site in Dutch, French, German, or Italian see the same closure date and the same redirect for past issues.

What This Means If You Were a Subscriber

If you held a subscription, the notice indicates that a compensation offer was sent to you directly by message or email in November 2025. The site does not publish the terms of that offer, so the message you received is the authoritative source for what was proposed and any deadline for responding. If you no longer have that email, check the address you used when subscribing, including spam or promotions folders, before assuming nothing was sent.

Where to Find Past Issues

The closure notice directs readers to www.bonsaitoday.com to view issues of Bonsai Focus online. That link is the only online archive route mentioned on the site; the notice does not describe what range of issues is available there or whether access requires an account. Treat bonsaitoday.com as the starting point and check what it offers directly rather than expecting the original bonsaifocus.com site to host an archive.

Quick Reference

The site still carries a 2022 copyright line and older subscription text about blind cardboard envelopes and delivery times, but that material predates the closure and no longer reflects the magazine's status. For any current need—reading old issues or following up on a subscription—use the closure notice and the bonsaitoday.com link rather than the legacy subscription pages.

Bonsai Focus is an international bonsai magazine published by Bonsai Europe Publications, and it is no longer operating. The publisher's site states that Bonsai Europe Publications is permanently closed and that the November/December 2025–6 issue was the last issue of Bonsai Focus. So bonsaifocus.com is not an active magazine you can subscribe to today; it functions as a closure notice and historical information page.

What the site tells visitors

The bonsaifocus.com homepage carries the same closure message in English, Dutch, French, German, and Italian. The key points, per the site's own text:

• Publisher status: Bonsai Europe Publications is permanently closed.
• Final issue: November/December 2025–6 was the last issue of Bonsai Focus.
• Subscriber compensation: Subscribers received a message or email in November 2025 with a compensation offer.
• Back issues: Bonsai Focus issues can be viewed online at www.bonsaitoday.com.

The page also retains older storefront text — for example, a note that the magazine "will be packed in a blind cardboard envelope" and references to delivery times — but the publication-date tables on the page return "table not found," a sign the site is no longer maintained as a shop.

What this means depending on what you wanted

Practical notes

• Don't rely on the storefront wording. Phrases about packaging and delivery are leftovers from when the site sold issues. The closure notice is the current, authoritative statement on the page.
• Verify the archive before paying anything. The site points to bonsaitoday.com for viewing issues; confirm what access that site actually offers before assuming it is free or complete, since the Bonsai Focus page itself gives no pricing or access details.
• Subscribers should act on the November 2025 message. That email or notice is the only compensation route mentioned; the website does not publish a separate claims process.

In short: Bonsai Focus was a multilingual international bonsai magazine, and its publisher has shut down. Use the site to confirm the closure and to find the pointer to online back issues, not as a place to subscribe or shop.