Posts by Renzo Del Castillo

Image Source Belonging to evergreen trees, 68 different species are included in the genus. These beautiful trees are also known as spikenards. They mostly grow among the mountainous terrains of…

Betula Nigra River Birch Image Source The river birches bonsai are loved for their silhouette and charm, but it is not easy to grow these trees in pots, initially. They…

Image Source Introduction Arbutus unedo, the strawberry tree, is an evergreen shrub that gained popularity in the bonsai world due to its beautiful fruits. It got the Latin name from…

Image Source Cotinus coggygria (Smoke Tree) is a flowering plant and one of the two species in the genus Cotinus of the cashew family Anacardiaceae. This multiple-branching deciduous shrub is…

Image Source Ampelopsis, including Ampelopsis glandulosa (Ampelopsis) bonsai trees are members of the genus Ampelopsis and the family Vitaceae. These climbing vine or liana shrubs are also known under the…

The Amelanchier Canadensis grows moderately in most soil and atmospheric conditions. The Bonsai tree has multiple stems and high branches that form dense shrubs. However, for the tree to grow,…

Featured Image Source Betula bonsai trees are attractive, eye catching and grow quickly. The Betula bonsai should be kept where plenty of sunshine is available. However, birch tree bonsai should…

Image Source Adenium covers a small genus of flowering plants that belong to the family Apocynaceae. The most popular and commercially distributed species of Adenium is the Desert Rose (Adenium…

Source: Pixabay.com Acer Ginnala is a Bonsai tree species, commonly known as Amur maple. The Genus of trees and shrubs are generally known as maples. The genus Acer belongs to…

Image Source Acer Campestre or the Field Maple is a type of flowering plant classified as Kingdom Plantae, Family Sapindaceae, Genus Acer. These trees are native to the regions of…

Image Source Abies covers a genus of approximately 50 species of evergreen conifer belonging to the Pinaceae family. The common name for this species is ‘fir’, taken from the Old…