Root over Rock. This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen. If you don't know which tree to purchase as a gift for someone, this is the tree to select. This versatile tree is great for home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in low to high lighting conditions. Our tree features tiny umbrella shaped leaves forming a dense green canopy. This impressive trouble-free evergreen has exposed roots growing over a large textured rock and down into the soil. Very popular and easy to care for.
This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen. If you don't know which tree to purchase as a gift for someone, this is the tree to select. This versatile tree is great for the home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in lower or higher lighting conditions. We grow 5 trees together in a pot to give the appearance of a grove or forest scene. Great for indoors.
This succulent bonsai, also known as the "Elephant Bush", is native to South Africa and has pale green leaves that are almost round and about one-third the size of the common Jade plant. The fleshy trunk, branches, and leaves are used to store water. An excellent bonsai tree for the home or office.
Also known as Banyan Fig and Taiwan Ficus. The Retusa has small dark green leaves that alternate up the stem and which are more oval than the Benjamina. Grey to reddish bark dotted with small horizontal flecks, similar to tiger-like markings. Has a heavy exposed bulbous roots. Among the most tolerant, versatile and trouble-free bonsai trees for indoor use.
This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like, we think of a "Juniper Procumbens Nana." They are very hardy, long-lived, and tolerate many adverse conditions. Trained in the traditional style, this Juniper Procumbens is popularly known as the "Karate Kid" tree.
This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like, we think of a "Juniper Procumbens Nana." It is very hardy, long-lived, and tolerates many adverse conditions. This is an excellent tree for the beginner.
Has small evergreen leaves. Hardy with excellent branching characteristics. Has a twisted trunk and some exposed roots which give the appearance of great age. Semi-deciduous
This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like we think of a "Juniper Procumbens Nana". They are very hardy, long-lived and tolerate many adverse conditions. Trained style.
Our decorative citrus tree has shiny evergreen leaves and marvelously fragrant white flowers. Miniature fruit (which grows only to the size of a golf ball) and flowers appear over the course of a year, often at the same time. Perfect in stir-fry, beverages or as a snack. Very easy indoor care.
This succulent bonsai, also known as the "Elephant Bush", is native to South Africa and has pale green leaves that are almost round and about one-third the size of the common Jade plant. The fleshy trunk, branches, and leaves are used to store water. An excellent bonsai tree for the home or office.
Native to Japan the Kingsville Boxwood has the smallest leaf of all Boxwoods. The leaves are light green with excellent branching. Can form round compact shape or shape by trimming.
This delightful wisteria we've all admired on a pergola or arbor has now been trained into a classic tree form. With its shiny, bright green foliage which falls in the autumn, and fragrant pea-like purple flowers dangling in clusters, this bonsai tree is a magnificent show stopper when in bloom.
Also called Syzygium Paniculatum, Australian Brush Cherry. Has small handsome evergreen leaves which are firm and glossy and the flowers are white. If it receives enough light, the leaves will develop red highlights.
Purplish-red becoming green in late summer, deeply lobed. Red fall color. Insignificant small reddish-purple flowers in May-June. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. Available 12 months a year. Will have no foliage during winter months.
Medium evergreen tree 10" tall, native to Africa and Australia with 400 species worldwide. Awesome purple/mauve 1" wide flowers borne along the stem at the end of spring and then, occasionally, the rest of the year. Good indoors. Provide some sun to help generate blooms.
This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb.In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful and trouble-free evergreen. If you don't know which tree to purchase as a gift for someone, this is the tree to select. This versatile tree is great for home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in low to high lighting conditions. Our tree features deeply variegated tiny umbrella shaped leaves forming a dense canopy.
This dwarf only grows to 3-4 feet tall, and is highly sought after for bonsai. It has a fine textured thread-leafed light green foliage that looks like a weeping laceleaf maple. Has a peeling bark trunk with pendulous catkins. Distinctive white bark which is colored by a pigment called, appropriately enough, betulin. Much loved for bonsai because of their elegant beauty. Does not do well in shade. Decideous. Keep outdoors.
Please allow up to 14 days for delivery.\nNeither plastic nor silk, this is a real live bonsai tree that was carefully crafted and preserved to protect its natural fragrance, color and texture indefinitely. No watering, trimming or maintenance is required. With its timeless beauty evoking a feeling of nature, this accent piece accommodates any architectural setting. Our one-of-a-kind preserved bonsai is planted in a traditional glazed imported black ceramic pot. This is the ultimate in environmental control.
Sweet California Meyer Lemon. This tree always has something going on, either it is in fruit or flower and sometimes both. It thrives in nearly every climate, as long as it is brought indoors before freezing. Evergreen leaves with wonderful fragrant large size fruit. Spectacular array of purplish-white flowers with a wonderful aromatic scent. Great for indoors.
Also known as Green Island Ficus. Has oval to roundish dark green shiny leaves. Easily forms rosetts at the end of its branches if kept trimmed. Branches and fruits well and easily develops aerial roots when kept humid. Different than other Ficus varieties in that the leaves are much thicker. Does well in lower, medium or high lighting conditions. Ours has exposed roots growing over a textured rock and down into the soil. One of our favorites. Very easy indoor maintenance.
Native to Korea, China and Japan. Full size leaves are 2" but reduce nicely as bonsai to create this attractive forest-like setting. New foliage is a deep bronze color which turns to a combination of red, orange and yellow in the fall. Produces hop-like flowers and seed pods when mature. Deciduous. Keep outdoors.
A delightful mini Weeping Pussy Willow tree. In early spring the branches are covered with large, fluffy, silvery catkins followed by studded golden anthers. Lovely green foliage follows. Grafted head onto rootstock. Branches arch straight down making a beautiful display in all seasons. Excellent choice to accent a deck, patio or pond. Deciduous. Keep outdoors.
Conifer (cone bearing) tree with distinctive blue-green evergreen needles. The tree color can vary from dark green through all shades of blue-green to powderwhite blue. Keep outdoors. Prefers full sun.
Has beautiful white spring flowers each of which is set in a white calyx and together form a cascade of fragrant bells. Superb evergreen variegated foliage. Hardy. Keep outdoors.
The Bald Cypress grows in many areas of Florida and Louisiana particularly in swampy areas. The Bald Cypress has been designated the official tree of the state of Louisiana. The bark is fibrous and has a reddish-brown color with small flat ridges and shallow furrows. The leaves of the Bald Cypress are deciduous and spread in flat planes in a feathery pattern on its branchlets. Ours is grown from seed.
Few trees exemplify the spirit of Japanese bonsai more than a lovely cherry in bloom. Displays abundant pink and white flowers in spring followed by black fruits. Decideous. Keep outdoors.
This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like, we think of a "Juniper Procumbens Nana." They are very hardy, long-lived, and tolerate many adverse conditions. Trained in the traditional style, this Juniper Procumbens is popularly known as the "Karate Kid" tree.
Our decorative Citrus tree has shiny evergreen leaves and marvelously fragrant white flowers. Native to South China, this self bearing tree has small, round, edible Kumquat fruits which have a thick sweet flavored skin and sour pulp. Almost always in flower and or fruit. Great for indoors.
The Italian Cypress or Mediterranean Cypress is a great indoor bonsai tree which can be grown singularly or in groups. Originally found in the eastern Mediteranean area, this bonsai is susceptible to the cold which means that either you must bring it indoors during the winter or grow it in a fairly warm climate. These bonsai look amazing when grown in small forest groups. They feature fine green/gray foliage which actually grows in flattened sprays. They also grow "cool looking" tiny elongated brown cones during the year, something that is somewhat rare in bonsai.
Winter Jasmine is native to western China and has been cultivated in the West since the mid 1800's. It has bright, glossy, green pinnate leaves divided into 3 oblong leaflets. We grow this winter hardy, vine-like shrub into tree form. Before the foliage appears this flowering beauty bears 1" bright yellow blooms at the base of its stems and slowly blooms up the stems. By late winter it flowers at the tips of the stems. Branches will root and produce new plants where trailing branches touch moist soil. Deciduous. Keep outdoors.
Also known as Banyan Fig. The Golden Coin Ficus has small, dark green, oval leaves which are similar to the Ficus Microcarpa. It has grey to reddish bark that is dotted with small, horizontal flecks, similar to tiger-like markings. Has a heavy trunk and is trained in the traditional bonsai style with a curved trunk. Among the most tolerant, versatile and trouble-free bonsai trees for indoor use.
Also known as Mexicana Ficus. Elongated, light green leaves have a striking resemblance to the popular Weeping Willow tree. Our tree is grown with the roots growing over a large textured rock and then down into the soil. This tree does particularly well indoors.
Stiff dark green needles (3"-5" long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors.
This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest indoor bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen. If you don't know which tree to purchase as a gift for someone, this is the tree to select. This versatile tree is great for the home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in low or high lighting conditions.
Fig species which is native to South and Southeastern Asia. These evergreen trees are particularly good for bonsai training, as they produce sturdy trunks, good branching characteristics and shiny leaves. Great for indoors year round. The brighter the location, the more compact the growth. Three tree forest group, easy maintenance.
Native to Japan and has very attractive feathery blue foliage. Develops a nice trunk and forms natural broom style. May be trained into pom-pom or traditional style if desired. Does well in a cool window during the winter.
The Money Tree is an age-old token of good luck and an invitation to good fortune. A six braided tree trunk with up to five (5) unusual light green leaves that spread out along the top of each stem. Resilient and does not require much care. Hardy and extremely tolerant of low light and dryness. It is the most popular plant for "Feng Shui" because it creates positive energy ("Chi" or "Qi"). It brings prosperity and wealth to your surroundings and decorates your home with nature and good luck. Great for home, office, dorm or anywhere.
Also known as Banyan Fig and Taiwan Ficus. The Retusa has small, dark green leaves which alternate up the stem and which are more oval than the Benjamina. Grey to reddish bark dotted with small horizontal flecks, similar to tiger-like markings. Has a heavy curved trunk and an extensive banyan root system along with tiered layered branches. The Retusa is among the most tolerant, versatile and trouble-free bonsai trees for indoor use.
The Sago Palm is a long-lived exotic palm that tolerates neglect but thrives with attention. Adapts to indirect light or full sun and has a wide temperature range from 15 to 120 degrees F. A slow growth rate allows indoor specimens to remain in the same container indefinitely. Treat as a cactus -- water when almost dry and seldom fertilize.
Native to St. Croix, Trinidad and Curacao. The name "Malpighia"is used to honor Marcello Malpighia (1628-1693). He was a distinguished naturalist in Bologna, Italy. The natural form of the Barbados Cherry is pendulous with weeping twigs and branches. The flowers are rose-pink, often several together in a cyme. Its fruit is small and edible. It has a weeping growth habit if the branches are allowed to elongate. The round inedible fruits are borne singly or in 2s or 3s and are bright red with glossy skin. Great indoor bonsai.
Open and airy conifer (cone bearing) with light green foliage turning darker with age. One of the best know trees from the South Pacific. Will tolerate warm temperatures and does not even object to dryness, although it does not like glaring sunshine. Decorates well for any holiday or season. Very easy indoor care.
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