Evergreen Bonsai Trees

The Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai Tree is often the subject of bonsai's most prized trees. Unlike the Juniper Procumbens Nana, the Shimpaku juniper bonsai tree produces bright green soft foliage and an attractive red-brown, shaggy bark. The trunk and branches...

The thin green needles of the Japanese Black Pine are a greatly sought after characteristic of this pine bonsai. Each pine bonsai has a beautiful distinctive shape with outward and upward growth. The tree also undergoes regular candle maintenance to...

Lantana is a flowering bonsai that produces vibrant yellow blooms continually during growing months and possibly year round in warm climates. Lantana blooms with round clusters of smaller blossoms. Place in full sunlight for best flower production, with...

For those looking for a more styled bonsai tree, the wired trained juniper consists of an artfully shaped Juniper Procumbens Nana. Tree arrives with a wired trunk. However, the tree can also be shaped with additional wire for those looking to move...

The Tsuga Canadensis or Canadian Hemlock is an evergreen conifer that sprouts tight leaves and cones. The hemlock grows a unique textured bark. Foliage is flexible, making it easy to wire and bend. Pads can be developed by growing out a branch and...

This starter kit includes all the essential components for maintaining and pruning your bonsai tree. Ideal for the beginner or hobbyist looking to add a new tree to their collection. Set includes: - Miniature Cedar Bonsai Tree- Traditional Thinning...

The Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai Tree is often the subject of bonsai's most prized trees. Unlike the Juniper Procumbens Nana, the Shimpaku juniper bonsai tree produces bright green soft foliage and an attractive red-brown, shaggy bark. The trunk and branches...

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...

The Blue Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica 'Glauca') bonsai is a hardy conifer that makes a beautiful bonsai. The Cedar has a mildly spicy scented wood that has beautiful cracking characteristics to the bark. This bonsai produces silvery blue needles that...

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...

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 Giant Sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum), also known as Giant Redwood, is closely related to the similar Coastal Redwood, a very popular species for bonsai trees. The long foliage and needles can be trained easily downward with lighter gauge wire,...

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...