Bonsai Trees

Pittosporum is a flowering plant from the pittosporaceae family. The tree is indigenous to Japan and is also popularly known as the Japanese cheesewood and Japanese mock orange. Depending on

Sorbus is the genus of over 100 species of shrubs and deciduous trees belonging to the family of Rosaceae. The tree is widely cultivated in the temperate parts of the

Tsuga is the Genus of a group (there are about 8 to 10 species of trees in this genus) of monoecious, evergreen, and coniferous tree species from the family of

Tamarix is the genus of about 60 species of flowering plants and small trees from the family of Tamaricaceae. The tree is native to dry or marshy areas of Europe

The flame tree also known as Royal Poinciana is a flowering plant from the Fabaceae family. The tree is native to Madagascar and is known for its leaves that look

The Baobab is a long-lived deciduous tree from the plant genus known as Adansonia. The tree is mostly found in the dry savanna areas of African grassland, south of the

The Camellia Bonsai tree is a flowering plant from the Theaceae family and is known for its attractive white, pink, and red flowers which bloom around fall to spring. The tree

Picea Mariana, known by its common name – Black spruce is an evergreen coniferous tree from the pine family. The tree can be widely seen across Canada, heavily present in

Coral Bonsai is a deciduous tree native to South Africa and South America. It belongs to the legume family – Fabaceae and there are about 130 species of the tree

The Ligustrum Bonsai knew as Glossy privet or the Chinese privet is native to China and East Asia. In its natural habitat, this evergreen shrubby tree is widely cultivated as

The Norfolk Island Pine Bonsai is an airy conifer native to the South Pacific; specifically on an island. This 13-square foot island lies within the pacific ocean that connects New

The Cape Honeysuckle is evergreen shrubby plant renown for its trumpet-shaped flowers blossoming in different colors ranging from apricot, orange, yellow, and red. The tree is a fast grower and

The money tree is native to Central and Southern America, distinguished by its braided trunk and natural small body. This tree is popular among Bonsai growers, thanks to its hardiness,

The fir bonsai tree is as rare as its genus and is not really that suitable to bonsai. The species is also considered to be more appropriate for advanced bonsai