41-yr old, Shohin Broom-style Dwarf Kingsville Boxwood Bonsai. Japonica’Kingsville Dwarf’ Boxwood. Rectangular, black, plastic training pot. This bonsai is over four decades old. It has a thick trunk and long, radiating, tapered broom branch structure, making it highly adaptable for training into various bonsai styles. Kingsville Boxwoods, prized for their ultra-small scale foliage, fine branch structure with tiny textured bark on the trunk and nebari (radial roots), look like miniature versions of magnificent and huge centuries-old trees. Kingsville dwarf boxwoods are easy to grow when kept OUTDOORS in dappled sunlight. They also hold their style for a long time, and they are tolerant of most beginner mistakes making them the perfect “first bonsai tree” to add to a new collection. They are also great trees for those with advanced bonsai skills, transforming them into exhibition trees with stunning style. One can never go wrong choosing to add a Kingsville dwarf boxwood to any bonsai collection. Easy to care for, it can keep its style and shape just with fall and spring “pinch to trim” prune and repotting every third year with fresh bonsai soil. Water whenever the soil is no longer moist (but NEVER allow it to dry out completely) fertilizing once a month with Miracle-Gro during spring and summer months. The item “41-yr Old Shohin, Broom-style Kingsville Dwarf Boxwood LIVE BONSAI TREE” is in sale since Saturday, October 30, 2021. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings”. The seller is “nersveen” and is located in San Bruno, California. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Safety: Child Safe
- Plant Form: Finished Bonsai
- Type: Bonsai
- Number in Pack: 1
- Features: Cold Resistant
- Growth Stage: Foliage
- Color: Green
- Climate: Continental
- Sunlight: Full Shade
- MPN: 1
- Genus: Buxus
- Foliage: Broadleaf
- Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
- Common Name: Boxwood
- Brand: Tree
- Watering: Medium
- Season of Interest: Fall
Tags: 41-yr, bonsai, boxwood, broom-style, dwarf, kingsville, live, shohin, tree
16-yr Old Shohin, Broom-style Kingsville Dwarf Boxwood. Japonica’Kingsville Dwarf’ Boxwood. Trunk Caliper: 1.5. Rectangular, Cobalt-blue glazed, ceramic, imported Chinese pot. Pot Dimensions: 5.5. Lush green, with vigorous new growth, makes it highly adaptable to any number of bonsai styles. Kingsville Boxwoods, prized for their ultra-small scale foliage and fine branch structure with tiny textured bark on both the trunk and nebari (radial roots), are remarkably easy to grow when kept OUTDOORS in dappled sunlight. They also hold their style for a long time. They tolerate most beginner mistakes making them the perfect “first bonsai tree” to add to a new collection. They are also great for those with advanced bonsai skills, transforming them into specimen show-trees with stunning exhibition styles. Choose to build on the existing informal-upright 16-year old broom style or transform it into a new bonsai style according to personal artistic taste and skill levels. This tree will look great alone or grouped with other Kingsville boxwoods in a miniature saikei or penjing garden landscape. One can never go wrong in choosing a Kingsville boxwood to add to any bonsai collection. Easy to care for, it can keep its style and shape just with fall and spring “pinch to trim” prune and repotting every third year with fresh bonsai soil. Water whenever the soil is no longer moist (but NEVER allow it to dry out completely) fertilizing once a month with Miracle-Gro during spring and summer months. The item “16-yr Old Shohin, Broom-style Kingsville Dwarf Boxwood LIVE BONSAI TREE” is in sale since Saturday, October 30, 2021. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings”. The seller is “nersveen” and is located in San Bruno, California. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Safety: Child Safe
- Plant Form: Finished Bonsai
- Type: Bonsai
- Number in Pack: 1
- Features: Cold Resistant
- Growth Stage: Foliage
- Color: Green
- Climate: Continental
- Sunlight: Full Shade
- MPN: 1
- Genus: Buxus
- Foliage: Broadleaf
- Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
- Common Name: Boxwood
- Brand: Tree
- Watering: Medium
- Season of Interest: Fall
Tags: 16-yr, bonsai, boxwood, broom-style, dwarf, kingsville, live, shohin, tree
36-year old, fat trunk, broom-style, Japanese Boxwood rescue bonsai tree with great history, planted in unglazed, brown/purple Japanese Tokanomo ceramic pot. This bonsai tree was initially a full-size, approximately 25-year old Japanese Boxwood tree growing alongside the 880 freeway in the San Francisco Bay Area. It was crushed down and broken off to just an 8-inch stump (no branches) when the freeway collapsed during the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake (a HUGE 7.1 on the Richter scale) that rocked the bay area and caused extensive damages, tragically injuring and killing hundreds of people. I found this tree the following year after they removed all the crushed cars and freeway rubble, at which point I dug it up and rescued the tree. I’ve trained it as a bonsai during the 33-years that have passed since that earthquake. During that time, the tree grew a beautiful new canopy, with fantastic branch ramification, all on top of that fat now 60-year old trunk, making it a stunning, show-ready, exhibition quality bonsai tree. Japanese Boxwoods are cold-hardy, evergreen trees, with beautiful small scale leaves and bark on the trunk, branches and radial roots. This bonsai tree is an incredibly easy species to grow, as it will tolerate much abuse making this the perfect bonsai even for a BEGINNER. It is an exhibition-ready specimen tree with a unique history that will make a fantastic addition to your collection. SKILL LEVEL: BEGINNER BASIC to ADVANCED. Bi-weekly watering, with liquid household fertilizer, added 1x per month. Give it a basic scissor pruning in spring and fall. Re-pot into fresh bonsai soil once every 3-5 years, cutting off of the root tips as you repot. Place it OUTDOORS, in partial or full sun, and it will thrive for decades to come. Boxwoods don’t do well if you let them wilt – SO NEVER LET THEM COMPLETELY DRY OUT. The item “60-yr. Old, FAT-trunk, Broom-Style, Rescue Japanese Boxwood LIVE BONSAI TREE” is in sale since Saturday, October 30, 2021. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings”. The seller is “nersveen” and is located in San Bruno, California. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
- Safety: Child Safe
- Plant Form: Finished Bonsai
- Type: Bonsai
- Number in Pack: 1
- Features: Cold Resistant
- Growth Stage: Foliage
- Color: Green
- Climate: Continental
- Sunlight: Full Shade
- MPN: 1
- Genus: Buxus
- Foliage: Broadleaf
- Indoor/Outdoor: Outdoor
- Common Name: Boxwood
- Brand: Tree
- Watering: Medium
- Season of Interest: Fall
Tags: 60-yr, bonsai, boxwood, broom-style, fat-trunk, japanese, live, rescue, tree
This Yree is stunning! ACER PALMATUM’ VIRIDIS. Weeping small tree 5-8 ft tall AND 5 FT WIDE-fully grown. Full to partial sun, The growth habit is like a dwarf’Crimson Queen’. Crimson red lace leaf foliage. The plant reaches you with minimal damage- very safe and secure. Most plants go dormant in fall and winter and will lose most of their leaves – looking dead and dry – very normal. They will flush out in spring. YOU MAY FIND CHEAPER BUT YOU WON’T FIND NICER! THE PHOTOS ARE THE ACTUAL PLANT THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE. PLEASE SEE THE OTHER PLANTS THAT ARE AVAILABLE. WE WILL DUE OUR BEST TO COMBINE THEM IN 1 BOX. IT WILL COMBINE ALL YOUR ITEMS ON 1 INVOICE. FEEDBACK: we strive to earn positive 5 star feedback for all items. And we will leave the same for all good buyers. If you feel we deserve anything less please send us a message before leaving anything less or opening a case and we will fix the issue within 24 hours. The item “Japanese Maple, Weeping, Viridis’ Green Tree, 3 Gal Live Tree, 42+ Tall” is in sale since Sunday, June 14, 2020. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings\Bonsai”. The seller is “dirtynailsnursery66″ and is located in Alden, New York. This item can be shipped to United States.
- USDA Hardiness Zone (°F): 5 (-20 to -10 °F)
- Foliage: Deciduous
- Brand: Rayburn Farms
- Type: Dissectum
- Soil pH: Acidic
- Climate: Cold
- Style: Weeping Laceleaf
- Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor/Outdoor
- Aspect: East-facing
- Watering: Medium
- Soil Type: Perlite, Pine Bark, Fox Farms Potting Soil
- Bonsai Species: Japanese Maple ‘Viridis’
- Plant Form: TREE
- Sunlight: Full Sun
- Season of Interest: All Year!
- Species: Palmatum
- Genus: Acer
Tags: green, japanese, live, maple, tall, tree, viridis, weeping
Brussel’s Bonsai Shimpaku Juniper – ST0818SJ-B Outdoor Bonsai Live Tree. Shimpaku Juniper is considered the best of all the Junipers for bonsai. This specimen with the final textured foliage and outstanding branches helps create the perfect bonsai. Whether on a rock or in a container; the Shimpaku Juniper is one of the best. Outdoor bonsai include evergreen varieties like pines and junipers as well as deciduous varieties like maples and elms. All outdoor bonsai are hardy and require seasonal change. Upon receiving your bonsai, it is best to acclimate it in a shady area for one week. All outdoor bonsai prefer morning sun and afternoon shade. Patios, decks and balconies are great areas to display your bonsai during the growing season. Outdoor bonsai can be displayed indoors, but only for short periods of time. You should never leave your bonsai inside for more than five days. Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Outdoor bonsai are watered according to the season. Outdoor bonsai should be watered daily in the spring, summer and fall. In the winter you will not need to water as frequently. However, you should never let your bonsais soil dry out. Water your bonsai properly by using a watering can or hose attachment that has a fine-spray nozzle. You should thoroughly soak your bonsais soil. Water should be running out of the drain holes. Misting foliage periodically is recommended, but should not be considered watering. General care is also important to maintaining a beautiful bonsai. Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their miniature shape. To best understand trimming and wiring techniques, we recommend purchasing an instructional book. Your bonsai will need to be repotted every four to five years. It is necessary to repot your bonsai when its root system becomes pot bound. Repotting outdoor bonsai should be done before new growth appears during late winter or early spring. Make sure you are using a good bonsai soil when repotting since regular potting soil will compact and inhibit proper drainage. We recommend waiting at least one growing season before repotting your bonsai to make sure it is well established. Fertilizing bonsai is required. Most water-soluble and time-released fertilizers work very well when used as directed. We recommend using slow-releasing organic fertilizers for more mature specimen bonsai. Insects and diseases can attack bonsai just like any other plant. Inspect your bonsai regularly. A brisk spraying of the trunk and foliage periodically will help keep your tree clean. If any problems appear, most garden centers have products available for treatment. Outdoor bonsai need to experience winter dormancy and should remain outdoors in the winter. Nevertheless, the root systems of outdoor bonsai need protection from extreme winter weather. You should Heel-In your bonsai by covering the pot and soil with pine needles or mulch when temperatures approach freezing. We also recommend protecting your bonsai from extremely cold winds by placing it against the south side of your house. In areas that have extremely cold winters, bonsai can be protected in garages, sheds, cold frames or basements. Contact a local bonsai club for more advice. States and the District of Columbia. When temperatures are below freezing, we use heat packs to ensure tropical product arrives safely. This is necessary for some sensitive plant material. In these rare instances, we will contact you directly to make arrangements. We will be happy to assist and guide you through our simple claim process. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog. The item “Brussel’s Bonsai Shimpaku Juniper ST0818SJ-B Outdoor Bonsai Live Tree” is in sale since Friday, February 7, 2020. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings\Bonsai”. The seller is “brusselsbonsai” and is located in Olive Branch, Mississippi. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Bonsai Species: Juniper (Juniperus)
- Brand: Brussel’s
- UPC: DOES NOT APPLY
- Indoor/Outdoor:: Outdoor
- Age: 15
- Height: 21″
Tags: bonsai, brussels, juniper, live, outdoor, shimpaku, st0818sj-b, tree
The easy to grow Chinese Elm with its very leaf and fine branch structure make a natural bonsai. The Chinese Elms fast growth allows you to quickly develop nice mature twigging. These are one of the most used trees for bonsai. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog. The item “Brussel’s Bonsai Chinese Elm ST0216CELR-B Outdoor Bonsai Live Tree” is in sale since Monday, February 10, 2020. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings\Bonsai”. The seller is “brusselsbonsai” and is located in Olive Branch, Mississippi. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Brussel’s
- Indoor/Outdoor:: Outdoor
- UPC: DOES NOT APPLY
- Age: 10
- Height: 11″
- Bonsai Species: Ulmus parvifolia
Tags: bonsai, brussels, chinese, live, outdoor, st0216celr-b, tree
Brussel’s Bonsai Japanese Black Pine – ST0432JBP Outdoor Bonsai Live Tree. This tree is the most popular pine used for bonsai; in part because it exhibits attractive rough bark and deep green needles that are simple to maintain. The hardy Japanese Black Pine is also an easy care tree that thrives outdoors in full sun. Thrives outdoors above 20 degrees with protection; see bonsai care. Outdoor bonsai include evergreen varieties like pines and junipers as well as deciduous varieties like maples and elms. All outdoor bonsai are hardy and require seasonal change. Upon receiving your bonsai, it is best to acclimate it in a shady area for one week. All outdoor bonsai prefer morning sun and afternoon shade. Patios, decks and balconies are great areas to display your bonsai during the growing season. Outdoor bonsai can be displayed indoors, but only for short periods of time. You should never leave your bonsai inside for more than five days. Watering properly is critical to maintaining a healthy bonsai! Outdoor bonsai are watered according to the season. Outdoor bonsai should be watered daily in the spring, summer and fall. In the winter you will not need to water as frequently. However, you should never let your bonsais soil dry out. Water your bonsai properly by using a watering can or hose attachment that has a fine-spray nozzle. You should thoroughly soak your bonsais soil. Water should be running out of the drain holes. Misting foliage periodically is recommended, but should not be considered watering. General care is also important to maintaining a beautiful bonsai. Bonsai should be periodically trimmed to keep their miniature shape. To best understand trimming and wiring techniques, we recommend purchasing an instructional book. Your bonsai will need to be repotted every four to five years. It is necessary to repot your bonsai when its root system becomes pot bound. Repotting outdoor bonsai should be done before new growth appears during late winter or early spring. Make sure you are using a good bonsai soil when repotting since regular potting soil will compact and inhibit proper drainage. We recommend waiting at least one growing season before repotting your bonsai to make sure it is well established. Fertilizing bonsai is required. Most water-soluble and time-released fertilizers work very well when used as directed. We recommend using slow-releasing organic fertilizers for more mature specimen bonsai. Insects and diseases can attack bonsai just like any other plant. Inspect your bonsai regularly. A brisk spraying of the trunk and foliage periodically will help keep your tree clean. If any problems appear, most garden centers have products available for treatment. Outdoor bonsai need to experience winter dormancy and should remain outdoors in the winter. Nevertheless, the root systems of outdoor bonsai need protection from extreme winter weather. You should Heel-In your bonsai by covering the pot and soil with pine needles or mulch when temperatures approach freezing. We also recommend protecting your bonsai from extremely cold winds by placing it against the south side of your house. In areas that have extremely cold winters, bonsai can be protected in garages, sheds, cold frames or basements. Contact a local bonsai club for more advice. States and the District of Columbia. When temperatures are below freezing, we use heat packs to ensure tropical product arrives safely. This is necessary for some sensitive plant material. In these rare instances, we will contact you directly to make arrangements. We will be happy to assist and guide you through our simple claim process. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog. The item “Brussel’s Bonsai Japanese Black Pine ST0432JBP Outdoor Bonsai Live Tree” is in sale since Monday, February 10, 2020. This item is in the category “Home & Garden\Yard, Garden & Outdoor Living\Plants, Seeds & Bulbs\Plants & Seedlings\Bonsai”. The seller is “brusselsbonsai” and is located in Olive Branch, Mississippi. This item can be shipped to United States.
- Brand: Brussel’s
- Indoor/Outdoor:: Outdoor
- UPC: DOES NOT APPLY
- Age: 1
- Height: 1
Tags: black, bonsai, brussels, japanese, live, outdoor, pine, st0432jbp, tree
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