The Japanese Honeysuckle Bonsai Tree, scientific name Lonicera japonica, is native to eastern Asia including China, Japan, and Korea. One interesting characteristic of this tree is that it is deciduous when grown in cold climates and evergreen in warm areas. …
The Glossy Privet Bonsai Tree, scientific name Ligustrum lucidum, is native to native to China, Korea, and Japan. Additional Information Family: Oleaceae (olive Family) Scientific name : Ligustrum lucidum Common Names: Glossy Privet, Wax-Leaf Privet, Wax-Leaf Ligustrum, Tree Privet. Origin: …
The Lignum Vitae Bonsai Tree, scientific name Guaiacum officinale, became very popular for its hard, extremely heavy wood known for its durability, waxiness, and self-lubricating qualities. It is the heaviest and densest wood in the world and will rapidly sink …
The Mimosa Bonsai Tree, scientific name Leucaena leucocephala, is a deciduous plant that can tolerate drought and is easy to grow. It produces beautiful creamy flowers that look like powder puffs or pom poms. It is native to southern Mexico …
The Bay Leaf Bonsai Tree, scientific name Laurus nobilis, is a shrubby evergreen with dark glossy leaves that are widely used as a culinary herb to flavor soups, stews, braises, and pates. It is native to the southern Mediterranean region. …
The Tangerine Bonsai Tree, scientific name Citrus reticulata ‘Kishu’, is known for its sweet, juicy, seedless, orange fruits “tangerines”. It also produces fragrant white flowers during the spring months. This tree is very easy to grow and maintain. It is …
The Dwarf Jasmine Bonsai Tree, scientific name Jasminum parkeri, is a shrubby evergreen with naturally small leaves and beautiful, fragrant, yellow flowers. It is native to NW India and the Himalayas. Additional Information Family: Oleaceae Scientific name: Jasminum parkeri Common …
The White Rabbit’s Foot Bonsai Tree, scientific name Davallia tyermanii, is a fern that belongs to the Davallia genus which consists of 40 species of ferns. It is native to the Canary Islands and can grow as a terrestrial or …