BONSAI ALCHEMIST BLOG

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I for Italian Cypress

I for Italian Cypress Also known as the Mediterranean or Tuscan Cypress, the Italian Cypress bonsai is one that’s doing particularly well on our site.

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H for Hibiscus

H for Hibiscus Here’s a bonsai tree genus that my buddy and co-writer Russ Kidson is an expert at. As part of the Mallow family,

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G for Gardenia

G for Gardenia The Gardenia is smaller in comparison to Ficus and Eucalyptus, but it still has more than 100 species. Native to Africa, Australia,

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F for Ficus

F for Ficus I’m sure you expected the Ficus genus to appear under F under my alphabetical list of bonsai trees. With about 850 species

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E for Eucalyptus

E for Eucalyptus The Eucalyptus genus has over seven hundred species. It was important for me to tell you that, as I’m still shocked by

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D for Douglas Fir

D for Douglas Fir Here’s a bonsai name that’s slightly misleading. While we call it a Douglas Fir bonsai tree, it’s not really a fir

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C for Camellia

C for Camellia The Camellia genus is mostly native to some parts of Asia, specifically Japan and the Himalayas. It’s an absolutely gorgeous tree with

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A for Azalea

A for Azalea You may recognize this genus by its Latin name, Rhododendron. As part of the Heath family, the most attractive aspect of this

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