Bonsai trees and plants vary greatly in style and size. Miniature specimens, up to 6 inches tall, are usually naturally dwarf plants train...
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Carpinus bonsai cultivation is quite popular because it has a well-balanced trunk.
Bonsai cultivation of this plant is quite popular because in addition to possessing fine, thin branching it also has a well-balanced trunk....
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The fragrant white flowers that later turn into fruit make the Carmona a very suggestive bonsai.
This plant originally from China, also called "tea plant" by Fukien, has oval evergreen leaves and in spring and summer it is cove...
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The bonsai interest of Camellia is mainly linked to its spectacular flowering.
It is evident that the bonsai interest in this species is mainly linked to its spectacular flowering. However we must also consider the ot...
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Buxus is an ornamental shrub with wide evergreen ramification, appreciated above all for its beautiful bark.
Native to the Far East, this ornamental shrub with wide evergreen branches is especially appreciated for its beautiful bark, whose color and...
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Acer palmatum is particularly appreciated for its spectacular transformations that follow the rhythm of the seasons.
This Japanese ornamental plant with a long tradition is particularly appreciated for its continuous and spectacular transformations that fol...
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Acer buergerianum is a bonsai that is particularly striking in autumn.
Its Japanese name "Kaede", means "toad's hand" and in fact its characteristic trident-shaped leaves recall the webb...
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The most used species in bonsai cultivation are the Malus evereste, sieboldii and the Malus halliana.
The most used species in bonsai cultivation are the Malus evereste, sieboldii and the Malus halliana. The second has a characteristic mottle...
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