Species Guide by Common name.

These Species guides have been developed by a number of people putting in hours of dedicated work to bring together a valuable guide to Bonsai enthusiast - acknowledgement of the authors are on each page.
Find the species below and click on the link to be taken to the guide for that particular tree
Bald Cypress.
The following are links to INDIVIDUAL PAGES of species:

Acacia

American red maple

Amur maple

Andromeda

Apple

Aralia

Australian pine

Azalea, kurume

Azalea, satsuki

Bahama berry

Bald cypress

Bamboo

Barbados cherry

Barberry

Beech

Birch

Black olive

Black pine

Blue juniper

Bog rosemary

Bougainvillea

Boxwood

Brazilian Raintree

Brush cherries

Buddhist pine

Burning bush

Buttonwood

Camellia

Carambola

Cedar

Cedar, eastern red

Cedar Elm

Cedar of lebanon

Cherry

Chinese quince

Chinese sweet plum

Chinese yew

Cotoneaster

Crabapple

Crape myrtle

Dawn Redwood

Desert Rose

Divi divi

Acacia

Eastern white pine

Elm, parvifolia

Elm, winged

English ivy

False cypress

Field maple

Fig

Fig, narrow or willow leaf

Fir

Five-needle white pine

Flowering maple

Fukien tea

Garden juniper

Gardenia

Ginkgo - Maidenhair tree

Grape

Hawthorn

Hawthorn, Indian

Hedge maple

Hinoki (or false) cypress

Holly

Hornbeam

Indian hawthorn

Ivy, english

Ixora

Jaboticaba

Jade, dwarf

Japanese cedar

Japanese dwarf garden juniper

Japanese gray-bark elm

Japanese maple

Japanese white pine

Jasmine - Confederate or Star

Juniper

Kurume azalea

Lantana

Larch

Ligustrum

Maidenhair tree

Malpighia

Maple, japanese

Maple, trident

Mimosa

Monkey puzzle tree

Montpelier maple

Mugo pine

Natal plum

Neea buxifolia

New Zealand tea tree

Norfolk island pine

Olive

Orange Jasmine

Peashrub

Pittosporum

Plum, chinese sweet

Podocarpus - Buddhist pine, Chinese yew

Pond cypress

Powderpuff, dwarf

Porcelain Berry

Privet

Quince

Raintree, Brazilian

Raphiolepis

Red cedar

Red maple

River birch

Rose of Sharon

Sand pine

Sapodilla

Sargent's juniper

Satinwood

Satsuki azalea

Schefflera, dwarf

Scrub pine

Serissa

Serviceberry

Shimpaku

Silk tree

Singapore holly

Snakebark maple

Snow rose

Spruce

Strawberry tree

Swamp maple

Sweetgum

Tamarix

Texas ebony

Trident maple

Vine Maple

Virginia pine

White pine, eastern

White pine, five needle

Winged elm

Wisteria

Yaupon holly

Zelkova

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