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Outdoor Bonsai - Deciduous
Most of the broadleaf trees are deciduous i.e. they put out new leaves in the Spring and shed them in autumn. The leaves are usually fresh green or red when they emerge in the Spring and take on their autumn tints in the Fall. Even without their leaves in winter, they are stunning to look. Indeed many important bonsai exhibitions are held in winter just to display the delicate silhouette images of these trees.
They are very easy to grow, but you must keep them well watered in the summer. In winter they need very little attention.
Latest - Sorry if many of the deciduous trees are now sold. With the shortage of supply of imported Japanese trees during the past year, all our stock from previous years are in great demand. We are having to grow our own and this takes time!
Most of the broadleaf trees are deciduous i.e. they put out new leaves in the Spring and shed them in autumn. The leaves are usually fresh green or red when they emerge in the Spring and take on their autumn tints in the Fall. Even without their leaves in winter, they are stunning to look. Indeed many important bonsai exhibitions are held in winter just to display the delicate silhouette images of these trees.
They are very easy to grow, but you must keep them well watered in the summer. In winter they need very little attention.
Latest - Sorry if many of the deciduous trees are now sold. With the shortage of supply of imported Japanese trees during the past year, all our stock from previous years are in great demand. We are having to grow our own and this takes time!
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Japanese White Beech
Zelkova Seratta or Japanese Grey Bark Elm
Korean Hornbeam
Japanese Hornbeam
Ginkgo Biloba
English Field Maple
European Hornbeam
Chinese Larch
Japanese Larch
English Elm
Willow
European Beech
Chestnut
Ficus Carica
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