With rare exceptions, pine bonsai are evergreen. Therefore, they are symbols of eternity and permanence in Japanese culture. Keeping them problem free is accompanied by slow growth and a touching calm mood. The dominant motifs of gardens and Japanese gardens - which also means that you should not miss any bonsai collection. They like to be in a bright place, and they are well suited to summer heat and winter cold.
A very rustic, Japanese black pine bonsai with cork bark. According to its requirements, it can be kept in the same way as Pinus nigra (Black Pine) or Pinus sylvestris (Scotch Pine) in European conditions...
Japanese white pine bonsai with a dense canopy and old bark. It has a relatively established style that can be finalized with fine wiring and creating a compact overall picture to create a perfect bonsai...
Japanese black pine bonsai with an extremely powerful branch system. Its branch system has a high proportion of green surfaces - so it can even be planted in a pot. With a height of 30 cm, it belongs to the upper limit of the Kifu size...
Sokan (double-trunk or father-son) bonsai-style Japanese white pine bonsai with an old-fashioned feel. The design of its barked trunk and main branches are light, while its planting and general atmosphere are more old-fashioned and heavy...
Pinus thunbergii, belonging to the Pinus genus, is colloquially known as the Japanese black pine. This beautiful plant bears the features of the Moyogi style, accompanied by delicate, needle-like green leaves. In the spring, the Japanese black pine produces small reddish flowers, and in time it also grows small brown cones. The Black Pine is one of the hardiest bonsai tree species because it tolerates almost all extreme environments. It...
Corkbark Japanese black pine with a compact canopy. Its beautiful aged bark creates an impressive and thick trunk. Its keeping in Europe is identical to that of the Black pine...
Pinus thunbergii, which belongs to the genus Pinus, is commonly known as Japanese black pine. Black pine is characterized by delicate needle-like green leaves that always grow in pairs. In the spring, the Japanese black pine produces small reddish flowers and later grows small brown cones as well. Black pine is one of the most hardy bonsai tree ...
In a frost resistant Japanese pot, this is a free-up bonsai raised in a moyogi style...
Cedrus deodara is a repeatedly trained bonsai raw material, commonly known as Himalayan cedar. The light green needles of the tree have a slightly golden tone, and the oils in the bark give off a characteristic aromatic scent...
Pinus thunbergii belongs to the genus Pinus, also known as Japanese black pine. This beautiful pine is characterized by delicate needle-like green leaves that always grow in pairs. In spring, Thunbergii produces small reddish flowers and later grows small brown cones. Black pine is one of the most hardy bonsai tree species because it can withstand almost any relentless, harsh ...
Pinus thunbergii belongs to the genus Pinus, also known as Japanese black pine. This beautiful pine is characterized by delicate needle-like green leaves that always grow in pairs. In spring, Thunbergii produces small reddish flowers and later grows small brown cones. Black pine is one of the most hardy bonsai tree species because it can withstand almost any relentless, harsh environment. It has an irregularly shaped gray bark that turns black as the tree ages. Japanese black pines live best in full sun and high temperatures, but...
Pinus nigra, commonly known as Black Pine. Black pine is one of the most hardy bonsai tree species because it can withstand almost any ruthless, harsh environment. It has an irregularly shaped gray bark that slowly turns black as the tree ages. Black pines live in full...
Ginkgo biloba in Chinese antifreeze Ying-Xing bonsai pot. Among the deciduous pines, Ferns are one of the most sought-after bonsai ingredients. Their fan-shaped leaves turn golden yellow...
It follows the aesthetics of the old Japanese bonsai schools in designing the bonsai tree. Its elongated, beautifully tapered strain ends in elaborate ten-jin. It has a compact, beautifully thickened foliage, an exhibition of mature bonsai.
Marczika Horticulture and Trade Ltd. wants to provide those who love bonsai, orchid and tillandsia not only with a large variety of plants, but also all tools and accessories needed to keep them at amateur, hobby and professional levels.
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Marczika Horticulture and Trade Ltd.
Napvirág utca 4-2., Érd, H-2030
Mobil: +36 30 680 5420
Tel/Fax: +36 23 375 094
E-mail: info@marczika.hu
Tax number: 13324711-2-13
Registration number: Pest Megyei Bíróság, 13-09-099915
Bank account number HUF: CIB Bank 10700574-68549639-51100005 / Bank account number EUR: CIB Bank HU0510700574-68549639-50000005 (CIBHHUHB)
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