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| Hinoki Cypress Bonsai Tree (Large)- Evergreen Conifer (Chamecyparis Obtusa "Compacta")
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Hinoki Cypress. Evergreen conifer with flat deep green fan-like foliage. Leaves edged with blue on undersides. Pea-sized cones. Beautiful uncommon evergreen which is the smallest of the species. Not to be confused with Arborvitae. Hardy, Keep outdoors.
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| Golden Hinoki Cypress (Chamecyparis Obtusa Compacta "aurea")
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Golden yellow evergreen conifer with fan-like foliage. Leaves edged with blue on undersides. Pea-sized cones. Beautiful uncommon evergreen which is the smallest of the species. Not to be confused with Arborvitae. Hardy, keep outdoors.
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| Mugo Pine-Medium (Pinus Mugo "valley cushion")
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Dwarf evergreen with dense growth habit. Dark green needles adorn upright branches throughout the year. Slow grower. Hardy to -50 degrees F. Like the Japanese Maples, keep outdoors. 8 years old 5" - 6" tall
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| English Crabapple (pourthirea villosa)
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The English Crabapple has alternate tooth leaves and is a very popular traditional bonsai due to its flowers and fruit. Our English Crabapple measures only 10" high and bears showy flowers in spring and sets attractive 1/2" bright red fruit in late summer to early fall which remains on the tree through the winter. Winter image shown. Decideous. Keep outdoors.
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| Trident Maple Bonsai Tree (Acer Buergerianum)
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Well known for the superb colors of its foliage in autumn (fall). The bark is a dappled pale brown and exfoliates with age revealing a grey orange and brown color. The small leaves (which resist scorching during drought) have 3 short lobes close together - hence the name Tri-dent. The spring flowers are inconspicuous and the new growth is often bronze to purple. Deciduous - Keep outdoors. Available 12 months a year. Will have no foliage during winter months.
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| Japanese Wisteria Bonsai Tree (wisteria floribunda)
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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.
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| Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree (Acer Palmatum "Atropurpurea")
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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. 7 years old. 14" tall.
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| Flowering Crabapple (Malus Sargenti)
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Flowering crabapples are one of the best flowering trees for bonsai. They produce beautiful +" white, fragrant flowers covering the entire tree in early spring before the foliage appears. The foliage is really small and lobed. Little green pomes (apples) appear in summer, derived from the enlargement of the entire flower receptacle which becomes fleshy. The fruit ripens to all different colors in the fall when the foliage begins to turn to shades of yellow, orange and red. Winter brings a nice twiggy skeletal outline punctuated by the fruit which persists throughout the winter. They are easy to grow and quite pest and disease resistant. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. Available 12 months a year. Will have no foliage during winter months. 11 years old 13 - 15" tall
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| Cork Bark Elm Bonsai Tree (ulmus neri)
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The Neri Elm has small serrated green leaves with good fall color. It has a striking gnarled corky bark appearance hence the name Cork Bark Elm. Decideous. Keep outdoors.
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| Korean Lilac Bonsai Tree (syringa palabiniana)
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The Korean Lilac is a profuse spring bloomer. The tiny light purple flowers fade to white. Decideous. Keep outdoors.
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| Japanese Flowering Quince Bonsai Tree (chaenomles 'toyo-nishiki')
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Rare combination of red, white and pink flowers compose a rousing floral display in late winter and throughout early spring. Prized in Japan for bonsai, jam making and for it's large colorful blooms. Deceideous. Keep outdoors. 8 years old 10" - 12" tall.
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| Japanese Flowering Cherry Bonsai Tree (prunus serrulata)
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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.
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| Dwarf Flowering Jasmine - Yellow (jasminum 'parkeri')
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A true dwarf Jasmine growing only 12" tall. Native to NW India and the Himalayas. Attractive gold/green tiny leaves. Blooms appear profusely during late winter and into spring with yellow 1/2" flowers that contrast with the bright green branches. Rare. Deciduous. Keep outdoors.
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| Top Hat Blueberry Bonsai Tree (vaccinium corymbosum argustifolium)
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Our dwarf Top Hat Blueberry is native to northern and alpine North America. Loaded with small white blooms in spring followed by sweet full size 1/2" edible blueberries. It has a harvest season of one month starting in early August. Self pollinating. Only 18" when fully grown. The foliage turns a bright red color in the fall. It's small leaves, gnarly trunk and slow growth make this the best edible bonsai. Decideous. Keep outdoors. 8 years old 6"-8" tall
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| Weeping Pussy Willow Bonsai Tree (salix caprea 'kilmarnock')
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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. Decideous. Keep outdoors. 9 years old. 21" tall. Potted in a 8.5" ceramic oval/clamshell terra cotta color container as shown.
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| Rock Hornbeam Bonsai Tree (carpinus turczaninovii)
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Native to Korea, China and Japan. Full size leaves are 2" but reduce nicely as bonsai. New foliage is a deep bronze color which turns to a combination of red, orange and yellow in the fall. The catkins are about 2" long. Produces hop-like flowers and seed pods when mature. Early spring image shown. Decideous. Keep outdoors. 9 years old. 14"-16" tall.
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| Osmanthus (heterophyllus-goshiki-)
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Native to Japan. The Japanese false holly has holly-like, spined leaves. Rich gold-splashed variegation and copper-colored new growth make this one a winner. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 6 years old. 7" tall.
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| Redwood Bonsai Tree (metasequoia glyptostroboides)
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Really the most exciting of the Redwoods is the Dawn Redwood, a native of Manchuria China. Thought to be extinct, but re-discovered in the 1940's. The Dawn Redwood is a true Redwood. Like our Redwoods they are a living fossil an isolated "relic" species from a long time ago when there were vast forests of them. Seeds were introduced in the U.S. in 1948, and has been increasingly popular as an ornamental tree. The foliage is more lacey than our native Redwood but what is very different about the Dawn Redwood is that it is decideous. In the fall the light green sprays turn yellow, then bronze, and fall off. Only the Larches do that. Keep outdoors
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| Purple Beech Bonsai Tree (fagus sylvatica 'purpurea')
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Also known as Copper Beech. A great colorful addition to any bonsai collection. Has leaves that are reddish or purple. The purple color leaves turn to a bronzy green in the summer heat. Has smooth grey bark. Leaves turn red/brown in fall and hang on the tree well into winter. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. 10 years old. 16"-19" tall.
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| Japanese Beech Bonsai Tree (fagus crenata)
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Native to Japan where it is used extensively for bonsai. Has 2" long x 1" wide foliage that is a little more oval than the European Beech. The foliage turns brown in autumn and remains on the tree until spring when new growth pushes off the old leaves. The smooth grey-white bark is typical of other Beeches. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. 7 years old. 12" tall.
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| Mini Rose Tiny Red
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This tiny red macro mini rose is a bloom machine in miniature growing only to 9" tall. It has light green tiny leaves with a compact uniform growth habit. This disease resistant variety produces well shaped blooms up to 1/2" diameter. It has a delicate red color, with soft petals. Their color softens just before petal drop as the tree readies itself for another flush of blooms. It flowers profusely from spring through early fall. Keep outdoors and protect in winter.
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| Rhododendron Bonsai Tree (sambuscus thunder)
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Our small leaf, Thunder Rhododendron offers a stunning contrast of foliage and flowers. The dark magenta blooms are presented in mid-April against foliage that has yet to lose its mahogany winter color. Soon after bloom, the leaves revert to their deep green color. Keep outdoors.
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| Japanese Larch Bonsai Tree (larix leptolepsis)
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Also known as 'Larix Kaempferi'. The very beautiful Larch is an unusual genus, one of the handful of decideous conifers which is very popular among bonsai growers around the world. Unlike many conifers, Larix cones are purplish in color and are quite small and seem in proportion to most sizes of bonsai. The color of the foliage is bright lime green at the start of the season, bright to dark green during the Summer and yellow to bronze in the autumn.
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| Bald Cypress Bonsai Tree (taxodium distichum)
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The Bald Cypress grows in many areas of Florida and Louisiana particularly in swampy areas. The Bald Cypress has been degignated the official tree of the state of Louisiana. The bark is fibrous and has a reddish-brown color with small flat ridges andshallow 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. Keep outdoors. 10 years old 8"-10" tall
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| Winter Jasmine Bonsai Tree (jasminum nudiflorum)
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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.
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| Tsukomo Cypress Bonsai Tree (chamaecyparis pisifera tsukomo)
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Native to Japan, the scale-like leaves (needles) are bright green during spring and summer and slightly dull green during fall and winter. Lower branches are shed when the tree is young, revealing reddish-brown bark that peels in long strips. Inner branches often die out; encouraging new growth with annual pruning. It has a round or pyramidal growth habit and is extremely hardy. It has a very slow growth rate which is why it is hard to find. Keep outdoors. 8 years old 8" tall
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| Arakawa Japanese Black Pine Bonsai Tree (pinus thunbergii)
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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 bonsaiand takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 8 years old. 18" tall
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| Azalea Bonsai Tree (Indica Duc de Rohan)
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'Duc de Rohan'. One of the most popular evergreen Azaleas, the 'Duc' has single salmon flowers with deep pink centers that are about 1.5" across. Leaves are finer than most Indica Azaleas. Blooms from December to May. When in peak bloom, all the leaves are covered with flowers. Keep cool in winter.
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| Blue Moss Cypress Bonsai ThreeTree Forest Groupbr>Chamecyparis "glauca minima")
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Very attractive feathery blue foliage. Develops a nice trunk and forms natural broom style. Does well in a cool window during the winter. Imported from Japan. Easy care.
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| Flowering Dwarf Pomegranate Bonsai Tree (punica granatum)
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Sub-tropical deciduous tree grown for its brilliant orange-red trumpet-like flowers followed in fall by ornamental, small, spherical-like orange-red fruits. Has dark green leaves with shades of bronze. Slow to moderate grower. Full sun. Semi deciduous. Will drop all or most of its foliage during winter.
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| Flowering Dwarf Pomegranate Bonsai Tree (punica granatum)
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Sub-tropical deciduous tree grown for its brilliant orange-red trumpet-like flowers followed in fall by ornamental, small, spherical-like orange-red fruits. Has dark green leaves with shades of bronze. Slow to moderate grower. Full sun. Semi deciduous. Will drop all or most of its foliage during winter.
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