Bonsai Trees by Species

The ponytail palm bonsai tree is characterized by its large bulbous base and fine, smooth-edged, and flat leaves. The palm bonsai tree is recommended for beginners due to its hardiness, and bonsai is easy to care for. Bonsai Specifications:- Bonsai Tree...

The Oak bonsai features unique foliage, making it a very sought-after species of bonsai tree. The foliage features a shape that looks delicate but holds on to the tree very strongly. The Oak is also extremely hardy and resilient. A fast grower, the Oak...

This miniature palm bonsai tree (Sago) can add a tropical feel to any setting. Slow growth and easy care make this palm bonsai tree a simple choice for a busy office. Arrives in a decorative ceramic pot. Sago Palm Bonsai tree includes a packet of white...

This unique variety of Japanese Maple features a bright and vibrant coral bark on its younger branches. The leaves are green with hints of red. During the fall, the leaves begin to yellow before they fall off. Japanese Maple Bonsai trees are deciduous...

The silverberry is a very vibrant evergreen tree that features unique texture on its foliage. Silverberries can be trained very easily with the clip and grow method. Large cuts will result in back budding on the tree. They also respond well to...

Japanese Trident Maple bonsai trees, or Acer Buergerianum, are highly prized as bonsai. Japanese Maple Bonsai trees are deciduous and will lose all of their leaves during winter. Bonsai Specifications:- Bonsai Tree Age: 5-7 Years Old- Height: 10" - 12"...

The Schefflera bonsai tree, also known as the umbrella bonsai tree because of its umbrella shaped leaves, features a root structure that looks similar to a Banyan tree. The bonsai tree is very hardy and perfect for indoor environments. Pot may vary...

The Myrtle Bonsai have aromatic, glossy green leaves . During spring and summer, the Myrtle Bonsai produces fragrant white flowers that develop into blue-black berries. Easy to care for and easy to train, the Myrtle Bonsai is a great...

Bonsai, which translates to "tree in a pot," originated from China and Japan. This beautiful ficus bonsai tree is actually not as difficult to take care of as one may think. Like many ficus bonsai trees, the Narrow-Leaf / Willow Leaf Ficus, or Ficus...

The Quince bonsai tree, Chaenomeles, is highly desired due to its unique bright red blooms during late winter and early spring. Their growth pattern makes them perfect for multiple trunk bonsai designs. Quinces are deciduous and will lose their leaves...

The Schefflera arboricola bonsai tree, also known as the umbrella bonsai tree because of its umbrella shaped leaves, features a root structure that looks similar to a Banyan tree. The bonsai tree is very hardy and perfect for indoor environments. Pot may...

Exposed Roots are created over several years by training the roots above the soil line to create an intricate root structure before rooting them lower in the bonsai pot. Characterized by its leaf shape and stem development, the Chinese Elm is a great...

Much like the popular landscape plants, these small rose shrubs are much loved as bonsai for their vibrant red flowers, which bloom until winter dormancy. This beauty requires a bit more care than most. Just make sure to water it daily...

The Yaupon Holly (Ilex Vomitoria) has small, leathery oval shaped leaves. During spring and summer, the Yaupon Holly produces white flowers. During fall and winter, the pollinated female flowers will transform into berries. Easy to care for and easy to...

Exposed Roots are created over several years by training the roots above the soil line to create an intricate root structure before rooting them lower in the bonsai pot. Characterized by its leaf shape and stem development, the Chinese Elm is a great...

The Crepe Myrtle Bonsai have beautiful foliage that changes in the fall. During summer, the Crepe Myrtle Bonsai produces clusters of red flowers. During fall, the foliage will change colors with the milder temperatures. Easy to care for and easy to...

Juniperus chinensis 'Foemina' is a rare and popular species used for bonsai due to its upright, spreading growth pattern and long needles. One of the most famous Foemina Juniper bonsai trees is the "Goshin" by John Naka. This is a very hardy species...

A fast-growing species, the San Jose Juniper is one of the most desirable species used for bonsai. They grow with natural movement in its trunk and have branches that bend easily. Junipers have lush green needles accented by reddish-brown bark. This is a...

The Crepe Myrtle Bonsai have beautiful foliage that changes in the fall. During summer, the Crepe Myrtle Bonsai produces clusters of purple flowers. During fall, the foliage will change colors with the milder temperatures. Easy to care for and easy to...

The Ponytail Palm bonsai tree (recurvata beaucarnea) is characterized by its large bulbous base and fine, smooth-edged, and flat leaves. The Ponytail Palm bonsai tree is recommended for beginners due to its hardiness and is easy to care for. Bonsai...