Crassula ovata, commonly known as the jade plant or money tree , is a succulent that adapts beautifully to bonsai cultivation. Its thick ...
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Hamamelis is a deciduous bonsai known for its spectacular flowers that bloom in winter or early spring.
Hamamelis, commonly known as Hamamelide or “witch shrub,” is a deciduous bonsai known for its spectacular flowers blooming in winter or ea...
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Corylopsis is a deciduous shrub highly valued in bonsai for its delicate clusters of fragrant yellow flowers.
Corylopsis is a deciduous ornamental shrub belonging to the Hamamelidaceae family, native to East Asia, especially China, Korea and Japan....
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Citrus bonsai are cultivated for their spectacular fragrant blooms and colorful ornamental fruits.
Citrus bonsai (lemon, orange, tangerine, kumquat and other varieties) are evergreen plants belonging to the Rutaceae family, cultivated no...
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The Chaenomeles (Japanese Quince) is an excellent bonsai and is highly appreciated for its spectacular early flowers, rough bark, and small fruits.
Chaenomeles, commonly called Japanese quince or flowering quince, is a deciduous shrub belonging to the Rosaceae family and native to Chin...
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The Carmosa plant is a species highly valued as a bonsai due to its resilience
Carmona, also known as Fukien Tea Tree / 'tea plant', is a tropical plant that is popular in bonsai due to its shiny, compact foli...
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The Carpinus (Horse) is a plant highly valued as a bonsai for its small and delicate foliage that changes color
Bonsai cultivation of this plant is quite widespread as it possesses both a fine, slender branching habit and also a well-balanced trunk. ...
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The Camellia bonsai is a very special one, preferring semi-ombreggiata external positions
It is evident that the bonsai interest in this species is mainly related to its spectacular flowering. However, the other very important c...
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