Types of Bonsai

Bonsai pine trees are common household decorations among Chinese and Japanese homes. (…)

The world is full of people who aren’t happy with simply owning a single Bonsai tree that is sedately displayed on their desk or table top. (…)

The art of making bonsai is magnified by the many different styles that you can manipulate your bonsai tree into. (…)

A bonsai forest is a style of bonsai where a miniature forest made up of small trees is made in a bonsai tray or pot. (…)

Bonsai ficus ginseng is also known as Taiwan Ficus or banyan Fig. It is a huge tree when it is out in the world but in bonsai standards, it can be very beautiful. (…)

Have you ever thought about growing a bonsai tree? Growing bonsai is one of the oldest gardening arts. Where should you begin? (…)

Artificial bonsai trees are just as popular as the live bonsai trees. Many individuals love the look and presence of a bonsai tree but they lack the skill and time to care for one. (…)

The art of Bonsai requires a plant to be kept in a small container, and yet maintain the qualities that are viewed in nature. (…)

The hobby of Bonsai has its roots in Japan. This century's old tradition incorporates taking full size plants and through a series of pruning and root trimming keeps them in miniature size. (…)

Caring for your juniper bonsai plant is not exactly a fulltime job. (…)

With all the different kinds of bonsai trees available on the market today, it can be hard to choose which one is really right for you. (…)

Cultivating a mango bonsai plant is not an easy thing to do but it can be done. (…)

There are a few different types of Bonsai trees, and the Tropical Bonsai is one of the most popular of all. (…)

With so many different types of bonsai trees available, it can be difficult to know which is the best to choose. One of the most popular types of bonsai is the redwood bonsai tree. (…)

You are aware than bonsai means 'tree in a pot' in Japanese and this terms refers to a type of trees that are dwarfed by special growing techniques to reproduce the larger version in a miniature form. (…)

The juniper is the most common choice for a bonsai tree. This evergreen tree comes in about fifty different varieties, which typically grow for more than 200 years in mountainous region. (…)

Bonsai is an art form, albeit it uses elements we don't normally associate with art. (…)

The Japanese white pine (or the Pinus parviflora as it is named in Latin) bonsai tree is one of the most strikingly beautiful bonsai trees ever. (…)

One of the most popular species of tree used in the art of bonsai is the Japanese maple. (…)

Jade bonsai is also known as baby jade bonsai, which is actually a more sensible name. The art of bonsai begins when the trees are still saplings. (…)