How to repot a bonsai tree video DVD – 8 chapters
How to repot a bonsai tree! Lloyd Noall's Bonsai Lessons Volume 2 - Potting Basics. Giving you the insight on how to repot a bonsai tree! Excellent and…
Read MoreWhen choosing the perfect bonsai tree, it’s essential to recognise that different bonsai species have unique requirements. Some varieties are best suited to life indoors. They thrive in warm, stable conditions and adding greenery to homes and offices throughout the year.
Popular indoor bonsai species include the Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia), Sageretia (Sweet Plum), Carmona (Fukien Tea), Ficus, Zanthoxylum (Pepper Tree), Syzygium (Myrtle), Serissa (Snowrose), Jade (Money Tree), and Ligustrum (Privet). These are all evergreen choices that offer year-round interest and are ideal for beginners.
Outdoor bonsai species, on the other hand, depend on the natural rhythm of the seasons to flourish. Varieties such as Cherry Blossom, Juniper, Pine, Maple, Oak, and Silver Birch need natural light and fresh air. They also benefit from a winter dormancy period to remain healthy and strong. These species capture the beauty of nature in miniature form.They make stunning focal points in gardens, patios, and outdoor spaces.
How to repot a bonsai tree! Lloyd Noall's Bonsai Lessons Volume 2 - Potting Basics. Giving you the insight on how to repot a bonsai tree! Excellent and…
Read MoreEnquiry about a large Chinese Elm Bonsai from Jonathan Hey guys, Wondering if you could help me, please.I have no experience of Bonsai but found this plant (pictures below)…
Read MoreOur Ultimate Beginners Bonsai Tree Kit Our ultimate indoor bonsai tree kit is a fantastic way to get started in growing bonsai. It is designed with beginners in…
Read MoreWe have just received a message from Simon about the leaf drop on his large Chinese Elm indoor bonsai.It was delivered a few days ago and some of…
Read MoreHelp me choose my bonsai tree! All of the indoor bonsai we grow have been carefully selected to ensure that they grow well in the UK. Additionally, they…
Read MoreStar-shaped white flowers Pretty bonsai Delicate foliage Warm environment Textured creamy bark Infrequent watering Serissa Bonsai - A Blooming Bonsai with Naturally Small Proportions The Serissa foetida bonsai…
Read MoreHow do I re-pot my indoor bonsai? Firstly, meet Angus, an 18 year old character Chinese Elm Indoor Bonsai Tree, which is now ready for re-potting. We have…
Read MoreThe Chinese Elm Bonsai (Ulmus parviflolia) is arguably the most popular indoor bonsai in the UK and I love it! Well styled Chinese Elm bonsai have the most…
Read MoreBonsai pruning kits, tailored for beginners to bonsai art! The Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia) is, in our opinion, the best indoor bonsai variety. Especially if you want to…
Read MoreAlthough I love all trees, the English Oak Bonsai (Quercus robur) holds a special place in my heart. So much so, that we chose to call our only…
Read MoreThe English Oak, or Quercus robur, as it is known in latin is, unsurprisingly, a national favourite.One of the reasons why I love the English Oak is, I…
Read MoreArran had a good range of questions about caring for his indoor bonsai, have a read below! Scroll to the bottom to see some of our wonderful indoor…
Read MoreShould he re-pot his bonsai? Hey, this may seem like a silly question, but i have just brought my first ever Bonsai tree a Oriental Lacebark Elm (Chinese…
Read MoreCheck out this question from Lauren about her Juniper bonsai roots Do you have a Juniper bonsai? Hi, I have a bonsai related question and wondered if you…
Read MoreWe have received this great question from Allan about this pepper tree bonsai: I have a large collection of bonsai both indoor and outdoor purchased over the last…
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