Cotoneaster is a fantastic choice for bonsai enthusiasts Fausto Baccino October 25, 2026 Add Comment Cotoneaster is a fantastic choice for bonsai enthusiasts because of its small leaves, delicate branching, and striking red berries. It... Read More
Hamamelis is a deciduous bonsai known for its spectacular flowers that bloom in winter or early spring. Fausto Baccino October 22, 2026 Add Comment Hamamelis, commonly known as Hamamelide or “witch shrub,” is a deciduous bonsai known for its spectacular flowers blooming in winter or ea... Read More
Corylopsis is a deciduous shrub highly valued in bonsai for its delicate clusters of fragrant yellow flowers. Fausto Baccino October 18, 2026 Add Comment Corylopsis is a deciduous ornamental shrub belonging to the Hamamelidaceae family, native to East Asia, especially China, Korea and Japan.... Read More
The Celtis is an excellent species for bonsai because of its rough bark, resistance and vigorous growth. Fausto Baccino September 06, 2026 Add Comment Celtis, also known as hackberry, is a deciduous tree belonging to the Ulmaceae family, the same group as the elm. The most common species ... Read More
Wisteria is a deciduous bonsai that is particularly striking due to its cascading blossoms. Fausto Baccino August 19, 2026 Add Comment Wisteria, commonly known as wisteria, is a deciduous bonsai particularly suggestive for its cascading flowering. Depending on the variety ... Read More
The Camellia bonsai is a very special one, preferring semi-ombreggiata external positions Fausto Baccino July 19, 2026 Add Comment It is evident that the bonsai interest in this species is mainly related to its spectacular flowering. However, the other very important c... Read More
Since ancient times, the Ginkgo has been one of the deciduous species most commonly cultivated as bonsai. Fausto Baccino July 01, 2026 Add Comment In the East, since ancient times, Ginkgo has been one of the most cultivated decacifoul species in bonsai, not only for its beauty, wh... Read More
Acer buergerianum is a long-lived bonsai species, easy to shape, and responds well to cultivation techniques. Fausto Baccino May 31, 2026 Add Comment Its Japanese name “Kaede”, means “toad's hand”, and indeed its characteristic trident-shaped leaves resemble the webbed feet of a toad... Read More