When it comes to evergreen bonsai trees, most people first think of pine trees. This is not surprising, since pine trees are the emblematic motifs of evergreen bonsai. Of course, there are many other evergreen plants that we grow as bonsai. Examples include junipers and many creeping or mulching shrubs - but in many cases, mediterranean plants are also included.
This evergreen bonsai is the classic - if you like it, it strengthens the world of bonsai with an oldie look. It is a good example of understated elegance and the result of disciplined design. Her branch system reveals that the plant is old...
This evergreen bonsai is the classic - if you like it, it strengthens the world of bonsai with an oldie look. It is a good example of understated elegance and the result of disciplined design. Her branch system reveals that the plant is old...
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...
Bunjin-style Pinus sylvestris bonsai. The visibly aged bark of the plant grown from yamadori and the minimally appearing so-called deadwood details make the otherwise exciting and lively trunk really lovable. The branches come out on the playful curves of the trunk, which is continuously narrowing upwards, stop at the top of the canopy with a so-called flattering closure and "bend" towards the viewer, recalling the classic Japanese bonsai aesthetics...
Juniperus chinensis, commonly known as Chinese juniper bonsai in a plastic training pot. It cannot be called a typical raw material, because it is almost already shaped, it is still waiting to be placed in an elegant ceramic pot and awaiting a minor aesthetic adjustment. The Chinese juniper is one of the most sought-after junipers in the bonsai world, among other things because of its soft foliage. It likes...
An extremely unique Saikei composition that includes 3 different plants. This is a trinity of Juniperus chinensis, Pinus parviflora and Cotoneaster microphyllus. With Saikei, the emphasis is not on the plant itself, as in the case of bonsai. The mandatory element is the rock that forms the frame and the rock must be outstanding. The planted trees cannot take the focus away from the rock, so by keeping the proportions, a balance can be created in the composition and aesthetics of the landscape.
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...
Phillyrea latifolia, commonly known as Green olive tree or Mock privet
Phillyrea is a tree that can be called very resistant to European winters. It can withstand frosts up to about -5 ° C, but we must protect the tree from colder weather, because the chances of root ...
Picea jezoensis, commonly known as Spruce in antifreeze bonsai pot. In terms of caring for Spruce, it requires full sunlight during the growing season. In winter time, half-shade and ensure the protection of the root ball by using a natural covering material (straw or mulch)because frozen roots are incapable of watering and involve drying out the evergreen foliage. If the soil dries out, water it thoroughly, but ...
Pinus sylvestris in bunjin style planted in handcrafted bonsai pot. Pinus needs a lot of sunlight during the spring, summer and fall seasons. If there is not enough light, the tree develops elongated needles and branches exposed to shade die. The tree is hardy in winter, but frosty winds can be a danger, as its roots can....
Picea jezoensis Saikei bonsai composition with Suiban bowl. It provides a unique sight and can allow us to admire a miniature landscape, as we get a three-dimensional representation of the landscape.
In winter time,...
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 ...
Picea jezoensis in moyogi style. In terms of caring for Spruce, it requires full sunlight during the growing season. In winter time, half-shade and ensure the protection of the root ball by using a natural covering material (straw or mulch)because frozen roots are incapable of watering and involve drying out the evergreen foliage. If the soil dries out...
Juniperus chinensis, commonly known as Chinese juniper. Chinese juniper is one of the most sought after junipers in the bonsai world, due in part to its soft "cloud" shaped foliage. It prefers stony, well-drained soils, so Kiryuzuna or Pumisz (pumice) is the most optimal for it or Akadama. The foliage becomes needle-like on young trees and scaly on older trees. Yield is a small...
Moyogi-style Juniperus formosana, commonly known as Formosan juniper from Taiwan. Its foliage is coarser to the touch than that of Juniperus chinensis. It is important to note...
Juniperus chinensis 'Itoigawa' is one of the most sought after junipers in Japan due to its unique soft "cloud" -like foliage. Itoigawa is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands,...
It is a shrub with small leaves and long shoots, which have a fast-growing canopy that can be thickened quickly by pruning...
Elderly from Japan so-called Kuromatsu bonsai, which is one of the quality bonsai thanks to its classic light moyogi style. The trunk is not only...
Classic old style Satsuki azalea bonsai, which (measured from the edge of the pot) with its height of 67 cm and its trunk proportional to it gives a very impressive sight...
Pinus parviflora 'Kokonoe' - Gaito kengai Goyomatsu bonsai. The tree, which is dwarf needles from Japan, is 51 cm tall from the edge of the bonsai pot...
This Taxus cuspidata is an old Japanese bonsai with beautifully crafted deadwood pieces ( jin and shari ). The 74 cm high bonsai...
Bunjin Taxus cuspidata bonsai from Japan. Extremely tall, 107 cm from the edge of the bonsai bowl to the crown tip. It can be a...
Cork-barked Japanese black pine (Pinus thunbergii 'Corticosa') bonsai. Its beautiful old bark gives the impression of an imposing and thick trunk. Its behavior in Europe is exactly the same as that of the Black pine...
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...
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...
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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