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Bonsai Trees
A Japanese garden juniper, about five years old, with a gently curved trunk and dense blue-green pads. Junipers live outdoors: give it full sun and water when the top of the soil feels dry.
Bonsai Trees
A ficus with a thick, rounded root trunk and glossy green leaves. One of the easiest bonsai to keep indoors: bright light, no cold draughts, and water when the soil starts to dry.
Bonsai Trees
A Chinese elm, around six years old, with fine twigs, small serrated leaves and a flaking bark that gets better with age. Happy inside on a bright sill or outside in summer.
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A young Acer palmatum with delicate five-pointed leaves that turn red and orange in autumn. An outdoor tree: part shade in summer, shelter from hard frost in winter.
Bonsai Trees
A Satsuki azalea that flowers in late spring with soft pink blossoms over small dark leaves. Keep it outside in bright shade and water with rain water when you can.
Bonsai Trees
Portulacaria afra, a succulent with red-brown stems and tiny round leaves. It stores water in its leaves, so it forgives the odd missed watering on a sunny windowsill.
Starter Kits
Everything to start Japanese black pines from seed: seeds, a coir pellet set, bonsai soil and a small unglazed pot. A slow, rewarding first project for the patient.
Starter Kits
A two-year-old sapling in a plain nursery pot, ready for you to choose its front, first cuts and wiring. Pick the species that suits where you live.
Pots & Trays
A shallow rectangular bonsai pot with drainage holes and wire holes, glazed inside and out. Sized for trees of 15–25 cm.
Pots & Trays
A classic oval pot in unglazed brown stoneware, the traditional home for junipers and pines. Two drainage holes and a pair of wire holes.
Pots & Trays
A shallow stoneware tray filled with river pebbles. Set your pot on top and keep a little water in the tray to raise the humidity around indoor trees.