Bonsai Trees

Introduction When it comes to Bonsai cultivation, pines are very popular and a lot of people even consider them as the most common type of Bonsai trees. Pine bonsai trees…

Introduction The Pomegranate tree is very popular as a bonsai. It is a deciduous tree and drops most or all of its leaves in the winter, but does not produce…

The Powder Puff bonsai gets its name from its delightful showy flowers. Those bright, puffy cotton ball-like blooms make the Powder Puff one of the most whimsical of all of…

The exquisite rosy colored pom-poms that mimosa trees, Albizia julibrissin, produce are one of the reasons they are such a popular bonsai tree. Other ways these mimosa plants seem made…

The art of growing Bonsai trees is slowly growing in popularity. What once was only found in Oriental gardens is now becoming more common in households all over the world,…

Introduction Ginseng ficus bonsai trees are very hardy and easy to take care of. Many beginning bonsai enthusiasts choose these trees to raise. They grow dense foliage, and they have…

Grapevine bonsai plants grow quickly and they require a lot of maintenance and care to grow successfully. Grapes are climbing vines in their natural environment. However, grapevine bonsai plants grow…

When it comes to flowering bonsai, nothing is more striking, colorful, and unique than a hibiscus. The large leaf and flower size can be an intimidating obstacle to anyone attempting…

The Himalayan cedar bonsai is a dwarf variant of the Himalayan Cedar. The bonsai variety of this tree was first cultivated in Australia. The tree sports light green needles with…

The jade tree plant, or Crassula ovata, is native to the Capetown area of South Africa. The jade tree plant is part of a plant classification known as succulents. The…

Introduction As one of the 110 species included in the Pinus genus, the Japanese Black Pine bonsai tree is known by the scientific name of Pinus thunbergii. This beautiful plant…