Common Bonsai Trees

The Boxwoods tiny leathery leaves, dense growth habits and rough bark make it a good bonsai tree subject. Since it needs minimal sunlight, the boxwood bonsai tree is perfect for an indoor environment such as your home or office.

Pot may vary depending on availability. Since the tree is resilient to different lighting conditions, the boxwood bonsai tree is perfect for both indoor and outdoor environments. Bonsai, which translates to "tree in a pot," originated from China and Japan.

The Little Ollie Olive is a popular variety of bonsai due to its long and bright green foliage. Easy to care for as it enjoys direct natural sunlight and moderate watering.

Japanese Maple bonsai trees, or Acer Palmatum, are highly prized as bonsai due to their unique leaves. If kept in sunny warm climates, leaves may burn slightly. The Japanese Mikawa Yatsubusa Maple features a tighter foliage cluster.

This beautiful Golden Gate ficus bonsai tree is actually not as difficult to take care of as one may think. Like many ficus bonsai trees, the Golden Gate Ficus Bonsai Tree or Taiwan Ficus Bonsai Tree can be kept both indoors and outdoors, and is also...

The leaves are green with hints of red. During the fall, the leaves begin to yellow before they fall off. This unique variety of Japanese Maple features a bright and vibrant coral bark on its younger branches.

Characterized by its leaf shape and stem development, the Chinese Elm Bonsai tree is a perfect addition of style and grace to any coffee table. Pruning the Chinese Elm Bonsai tree will continually produce fresh leaves to any shape you choose.

Blooms beautiful lavender flowers once a year with proper care. Wisterias tend to be early bloomers. This dwarf wisteria features the characteristic foliage of its larger counterpart.

This 12" Taiwan Ficus bonsai tree features a trained "S" shape and soft glossy leaves. Like many ficus bonsai trees, the Taiwan Ficus Bonsai Tree can be kept both indoors and outdoors, and is also one of the most hardy species.

Give your juniper a new twist when paired with this uniquely shaped bonsai pot. Due to the juniper's forgiving growth pattern, it is easily trainable and perfect to cultivate with proper tools,

This starter kit includes all the essential components for maintaining and pruning your bonsai tree. Ideal for the beginner or hobbyist looking to add a new tree to their collection.

This Shohin flowering tea bonsai tree features a thick trunk in a small form, giving a feeling of strength and stability. Tea tree blooms appear throughout the year most prevalently during spring and early winter.

This unique variety of Japanese Maple, Acer Shirasawanum, features a rounder broader leaf than the Acer Palmatum. During spring, the maple will feature lemon yellow foliage

However, its hardiness and tougher foliage make it much easier to care for. The straight trunk of the tree makes it perfect for the formal upright style. The liquidambar or commonly referred to as Sweetgum is part of the maple family.

The Japanese Green Maple features green leaves that will change color during the fall. Japanese Maple bonsai trees, or Acer Palmatum, are highly prized as bonsai due to their unique leaves.

This flowering bonsai produces red blooms during the spring and possibly during the fall with the proper care. It's bold Red blooms can add a refreshing touch to a room looking for natural color.

Characterized by its leaf shape and stem development, the Chinese Elm Bonsai tree is a perfect addition of style and grace to any coffee table. Pruning the Chinese Elm Bonsai tree will continually produce fresh leaves to any shape you choose.

This beautiful miniature Golden Gate ficus bonsai tree is actually not as difficult to take care of as one may think. Like many ficus bonsai trees, the Golden Gate Ficus Bonsai Tree or Taiwan Ficus Bonsai Tree can be kept both indoors and outdoors, and...

This starter kit includes all the essential components for maintaining and pruning your bonsai tree. Ideal for the beginner or hobbyist looking to add a new tree to their collection.

This gift set includes Trained Rock Juniper Bonsai Tree as well as all the necessary accessories for the beginner or seasoned bonsai tree enthusiast.

The Japanese Red Maple features red leaves during the cooler months and green leaves during the warmer months. Japanese Maple bonsai trees, or Acer Palmatum, are highly prized as bonsai due to their unique leaves.

This beautiful miniature juniper bonsai tree is actually not as difficult to take care of as one may think. Juniper bonsai is the most commonly recognized bonsai, and can be easily trained to create artful shapes.

Originating from South Africa, this Jade bonsai is from the Crassula Species. Infamously known as the "money tree" of bonsais, the Jade bonsai is an evergreen succulent that must be grown indoors, however during the summer months it can be beneficial...

This beautiful indoor tree also known as the Carissa macrocarpa Bonsai tree produces white flowers and berries throughout the year if kept in the proper climate.

Easy to care for and easy to train, the Crepe Myrtle Bonsai is a great beginner tree. During fall, the foliage will change colors with the milder temperatures. During summer the Crepe Myrtle Bonsai produces clusters of flowers.

Tree features glossy and elliptical green foliage. Lavender Star trees are great for bonsai as they can be easily pruned and shaped. The Grewia Occidentalis or Lavender Star tree is a tree that is named for its pink and lavender star-shaped flowers.

This unique variety of Japanese Maple features a dense canopy of bright red leaves in the spring that gradually darken as they mature, reaching a dark burgundy in the winter months.