Each species is different and needs different care. Here is some information on the common species used for Bonsai.
Bonsai enthusiasts, always on the lookout for new and captivating species to cultivate, are often drawn to the mesmerising charm of the Bald Cypress Bonsai. A resilient and aesthetically pleasing choice, the Bald Cypress Bonsai has its origins deeply rooted in the southeastern United States. In this species guide, we delve into the world of … Continue Reading
Among the many captivating Bonsai species cherished by enthusiasts, the Flame Tree Bonsai (Delonix regia) stands out for its vibrant blooms and elegant foliage. This species guide aims to explore the Flame Tree Bonsai, delving into its origins, characteristics, care requirements, styling techniques, and the rich symbolism associated with this breathtaking bonsai tree. Origins and … Continue Reading
One of the most enchanting bonsai varieties is the Bonsai Cherry Tree. With its delicate blossoms and elegant form, it embodies the spirit of spring in miniature. In this guide, we will explore the captivating world of Bonsai Cherry Trees, from their history and cultural significance to the techniques required for their care and cultivation. … Continue Reading
Among the large number of fascinating bonsai specimens, the Bonsai Money Tree stands as a symbol of prosperity, luck, and aesthetic beauty. In this guide, we will embark on a journey deep into the realm of Bonsai Money Trees. We’ll explore their origins, delve into the symbolism, as well as tips to cultivating and nurturing … Continue Reading
The Norfolk Island Pine is an evergreen that grows to be over 200 feet tall on a small island that resides east of Australia. Norfolk Island Pine Bonsai, just as any bonsai, are capable of growing rapidly, but can also make for excellent Bonsai with the proper care. Position The Norfolk Pine tree is a … Continue Reading
When it comes to spectacular specimens, a well-tended rainbow eucalyptus bonsai will steal the show. Beneath its bark is a carnival of painterly colours that cover the tree’s trunk and branches. While it can be time-consuming to maintain as a bonsai, it is well worth the effort About Rainbow Eucalyptus Bonsai Rainbow eucalyptus is an … Continue Reading
Introduction to the Bougainvillea Bonsai A great thing about the Bougainvillea Bonsai (boog-in-VILL-ee-uh) is that it comes in so many varieties. The bract colour can be pink, white, purple, orange, and many shades in-between, some varieties also have variegated leaves. The colouring of the Bougainvillea is very striking and certainly grabs your attention. Bougainvillea has … Continue Reading
The Ficus Benjamina bonsai is a hardy variety of bonsai that easily adapts to changing environments. This bonsai has broad leaves that grow from stems at the top of the plant, making it easy to keep pruned. The Ficus Benjamina is a dwarf variety of the species and is known as: Java Fig Benjamina Fig … Continue Reading
Trident Maple Bonsai The trident maple belongs to the Aceraceae family. There are two types of species; acer buergeranium and acertrifidum, these species have very similar characteristics. In the spring and the summer months, the three prong leaves are a pale green color, and in the fall, they turn to a red and/or orange hue. … Continue Reading
Common Styles and Types of Bonsai Trees If you are getting into the world of Bonsai, there is so much that can fascinate you. Bonsai come in many varieties, and the types of Bonsai you choose will be dependent on where you plan to display them. Another consideration would be that of the weather – … Continue Reading