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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.
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,
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,
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
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
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
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
B for Bougainvillea Many of you may think of the Bougainvillea as a vine or bush, but it’s actually quite popular as a bonsai tree.
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
Upcoming Autumn Bonsai Exhibit in Washington, DC The National Bonsai Foundation is hosting an Autumn Bonsai Exhibit in Washington, DC, this year. Taking place from
Where To Buy Bonsai Trees? Bonsai trees are special trees you can grow in unique containers. They have a long lifespan (often over one hundred
2022 Pacific Bonsai Expo will take place mid-November Bonsaify and Bonsai Tonight are getting ready to host the 2022 Pacific Bonsai Expo! Taking place from
Pyracantha Bonsai | Ultimate Care Guide You may know the Pyracantha bonsai by another name, namely, Firethorn. It stems from the Greek words pyr for
Bonsai Tree Crossword Puzzle Week 3 Welcome to the third bonsai tree crossword puzzle on our site. It looks like everyone is having fun so
9th World Bonsai Convention is now virtual If you were saddened that there were no more World Bonsai Conventions by the World Bonsai Friendship Federation
Rising care for indoor Japanese Maple bonsais Many sites, including ours, lists the Japanese Maple as one of the best bonsais for beginners. The problem
Floating Bonsais: A Meditative Experience I’ve been focusing a lot on bonsai therapy this week. It’s been a trending topic that I want to continue
Bonsai Tree Crossword Puzzle Week 2 Welcome to the second bonsai tree crossword puzzle on our site. We enjoyed seeing how everyone interacted with the
Reviving a bonsai tree revives the soul Few things hurt the eyes and heart more than a bonsai tree that needs urgent attention. In the
Expert Guide for Choosing Bonsai Soil Bonsai soil is a critical component of the bonsai garden. It’s what holds your tree in place and gives
Bonsai Tree Care increases as a form of therapy As we grow older and technology and businesses advance, life becomes more stressful. We need to
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