Growing Bonsai Trees
Hawaiian Umbrella Tree Roots Growing Over Rock, Large (Arboricola Schefflera)
Root over Rock. This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York
Japanese Kingsville Boxwood-Large (buxus microphylla 'compacta')
Native to Japan The Kingsville Boxwood is an extremely slow growing tree. It has the smallest leaf of all boxwoods which is why it is sought after for bonsai. The Kingsville Boxwood is an evergeen tree with light green leaves and has excellent branching characheristics.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York
Flowering Pink Hibiscus (anisodontea scabrosa)
Dwarf evergreen tree native to the Eastern Cape region of South Africa. Fairly fast growing , rewarding tree that flowers for most of the year. It has rounded 1" long three lobed pink flowers along arching branches.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York
Divi Divi Tree (caesalpinia coriaria)
Native to Aruba and Cuacao the Divi Divi is a small thornless very slow growing tree whose seed pods are a source of tanin. It has very small (less than 1/2" long) evergreen foliage. The small flowers appear in terminal clusters and are very fragrant.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York
Root over Rock Ficus (Ficus Natasha)
Our unique specimen bonsai features exposed roots growing over a large textured rock and down into the soil. This impressive broad leaf, trouble free evergreen has much smaller leaves than the "Ficus Benjamina.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York
Japanese White Pine (pinus parviflora 'bergman')
Great blue color that has a nice curve to its needles. Medium sized cones. Deep pink-red blooms. Very dense and quite slow growing. All this wrapped up in one makes for a great bonsai. Keep outdoors. 9 years old. 12" - 14" tall. Suitable 6"x8" humidity tray is recommended.
Merchant: Bonsai Boy of New York