Japanese plastic plant labels for identifying bonsai trees and other plants. Thanks to their UV-resistant surface, they withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight, making them suitable for long-term outdoor use.
Japanese plastic plant labels for identifying bonsai trees and other plants. Thanks to their UV-resistant surface, they withstand prolonged exposure to sunlight, making them suitable for long-term outdoor use.
The Pinus parviflora (Japanese White Pine) is one of the most prestigious and highly prized species in the art of bonsai. Its elegant appearance, delicate blue-green needles, and refined character make it a timeless favorite among bonsai enthusiasts. T
Pinus parviflora is a long-lived and highly valued bonsai species that develops increasing character and beauty with proper care over the years. It is an outdoor bonsai that should be kept outside throughout the year and thrives best in a sunny to partially shaded location.
The Ginkgo biloba (Ginkgo tree) is an easy-to-care-for outdoor bonsai, admired for its unique fan-shaped leaves and remarkable seasonal beauty. During summer, it displays fresh green foliage, which transforms into a stunning golden-yellow canopy in autumn before the leaves fall.From spring to autumn, the tree should be kept in a bright, sunny location, with regular watering and sufficient fertilization to support healthy growth. The ginkgo is one of the most sought-after bonsai species due to its distinctive appearance and ancient lineage.As a deciduous tree, the Ginkgo offers a beautiful winter silhouette, with its bare branch structure creating a rustic and elegant appearance. In spring, delicate green buds emerge and gradually develop into fresh new shoots.Ginkgo biloba is one of the few plant species that has very few natural pests and is highly resistant to environmental stresses. It is completely winter hardy and can tolerate a wide range of weather conditions. Although it is considered a slow-growing bonsai species, with proper fertilization it can produce vigorous new shoots and continue to develop beautifully over many years.
A Korean Hornbeam (Carpinus coreana) bonsai, trained in the Seki-joju style, is a unique and captivating addition to any bonsai collection. Its distinctive form, where the roots embrace the rock and create a natural, rugged appearance, gives the tree a special character and a strong connection with nature.
Throughout the changing seasons, this bonsai reveals a different beauty: fresh green foliage in spring brings vitality to the composition, while in autumn the leaves transform into warm yellow and orange shades, creating a stunning seasonal display.
Pyracantha (Firethorn) is one of the most attractive outdoor bonsai species, admired for its ever-changing beauty throughout the seasons. In spring, it is covered with clusters of small white flowers, which are followed in autumn by vibrant orange or bright red berries. These decorative fruits remain on the tree for a long time, providing striking visual interest well into the winter months.
Neagari Style Chinese Quince Bonsai (Pseudocydonia sinensis) in a Round Training Pot
The Pinus parviflora (Japanese White Pine) is one of the most prestigious and highly prized species in the art of bonsai. Its elegant appearance, delicate blue-green needles, and refined character make it a timeless favorite among bonsai enthusiasts. This specimen has been trained in the Moyogi (informal upright) style, featuring a gracefully curved trunk that reflects the natural form of trees growing in the wild.
An elegant sea blue glazed ceramic bonsai bowl, specially designed for shohin-sized bonsai. The brilliant, deep blue shade highlights the natural beauty of the tree. The glazed surface is particularly well suited to flowering or fruit-bearing species, as its color and glossy surface emphasize the bright colors of the flowers, berries and fruits. It is an ideal choice for Japanese quince, firethorn, cotoneaster, pomegranate, azalea or other ornamental bonsai, among others.
Easy to maintain twisted trunk apple tree bonsai. Its beautiful white flowers bloom in spring, from which small apple fruits grow in summer. It is a deciduous plant with average water requirements, which can be treated with simple contour pruning.
An easy-to-maintain outdoor bonsai that adorns itself with light green fan-shaped leaves in summer and a beautiful golden yellow canopy in autumn. From spring to autumn, always keep it in a sunny place and water it with plenty of water and feed it abundantly. Fern pines, which belong to the deciduous pine family, are among the most sought-after bonsai materials. The winter appearance of its branch system creates a rustic effect and in spring they gently start shoots from small green buds. Ginkgo biloba is one of the rare plants that does not have many pests. It is resistant to weather extremes and is completely winter-hardy. Although it is considered a slow-growing bonsai, it is still able to grow long shoots with proper nutrition.
Metasequoia glyptostroboides, also known as Sichuan redwood or Chinese redwood. Its curved trunk forms a beautiful S-shape. Available in a 15 cm pot.
Green glazed Chinese bonsai pot with lion pattern for cascade style bonsai trees. It is particularly suitable for deciduous trees and shrubs (Quince, Firethorn, Photinia, Hawthorn, Carmona, etc...)
Blue glazed Chinese bonsai pot for cascade style bonsai trees. It is particularly suitable for deciduous trees and shrubs (Quince, Firethorn, Photinia, Hawthorn, Carmona, etc...) - especially if we also think in terms of flower colors and fruits. Its color highlights the autumn yellow foliage colors in addition to the fruits and flowers and creates a friendly effect at any bonsai exhibition.
Green glazed Chinese bonsai pot for cascade style bonsai trees. It is particularly suitable for deciduous trees and shrubs (Quince, Firethorn, Photinia, Hawthorn, Carmona, etc...) - especially if we also think in terms of flower colors and fruits...
Chinese elm ( Ulmus parvifolia ) bonsai planted in a green glazed ceramic bonsai bowl. The Chinese elm is perhaps one of the most popular bonsai varieties with its small leaves and favorable development characteristics for keeping bonsai...
Diospyros kaki, also known as Oriental persimmon in glazed bonsai pot. This tiny crop of persimmon can taste well in several planting media, not really picky. It prefers a medium with good drainage, so AKADAMA is the best choice...
Also known as Kadsura grapes, the plant is a popular bonsai and shohin bonsai material (thanks to its beautiful red fruit and easy keeping). It blooms with white flowers in spring and...
Also known as Kadsura grapes, the plant is a popular bonsai and shohin bonsai material (thanks to its beautiful red fruit and easy keeping). It blooms with white flowers in spring and...
Ulmus parvifolia - Chinese elm 15S: Bonsai with bent trunk planted in a 15 cm bonsai bowl, which can be kept outdoor
A popular breed of bonsai, originated in China, Korea, Taiwan and Japan. Its leaves are round in shape and have a lacy edge, varying in size from...
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...
The bonsai material pre-grown to the shohin size category, which in terms of its condition belongs to the semi-finished pre bonsai...