Very nice flower Bonsai tree. 6years old Gardenia

Very nice Bonsai tree. 6years old Gardenia

Very nice Bonsai tree. 6years old Zelkova parvifolia

Very nice Bonsai tree. 9 years old - Punica granatum Bonsai träd - 210x170mm Pot - 155x130x70mm Price is for tree and pot. SHIPPING FOR TREE ( TRÄD) IS - 250sek / 1pc Family Punicaceae Origin Mediterranean, Occidental Asia (Persia and Afghanistan, Northeast of India) until Himalaya Etymology From the latin “punicus”, Plinio gave the name to this specie “ malum punicum” , apple from Carthage, with a wrong base with respect to its origin. Punica granatum Characteristics Tree or bush of deciduous leaves characteristic for its thorny branches. Flowers and fruits in abundance especially the nana variety. Place In zones of Mediterranean climate the tree can be placed outside during the whole year. Irrigation Watering, as with all other deciduous trees, must be abundant in summer and reduced in winter. Fertilization In spring and autumn, never during flowering. Transplant Every 2 years, in spring. SUBSTRATUM 100% Akadama, or a mixture of Akadama with 20% volcanic earth. Pruning and nipping PRUNING At the beginning of spring when the tree is beginning to flower. NIPPING During the whole of spring, cut down to 2 leaves when branches have got about 6 to 8 pairs of leaves. We wont pinch after May or June because we would eliminate the flowers which appear at the points of the branches. FENCING You can wire over the whole year if you want except during flowering. Curiosities If we leave too many pomegranates on a branch, it will have a tendency of drying out next year. To flower in abundance the pomegranates must be in the sun. To produce fruits they have to be outside in nature exposed to natural fresh air because insects pollinate flowers.

Very nice Bonsai tree. 7years old - Rhododendron indicurt Bonsai träd - 240x190mm Pot - 165x115x50mm Price is for tree and pot. The azalea is popular for its spectacular flowers, which open in May - June and come in many different colors, shapes, sizes and patterns. The leaves are dark green and differ in size and shape, depending on the cultivar. Satsuki and Kurume azaleas are evergreen, small shrubs which are very suitable for Bonsai purposes. Position: Azaleas thrive at a sunny spot, but during the hottest time it is better to provide some shade. When flowering, azaleas should be protected from rain and hot sun to make the flowers last longer. Healthy, mature azaleas can endure some frost but should be protected from colder temperatures than -5° C / 41° F. Watering: Azalea Bonsai trees must not dry out but they also don't like permanent wetness. Because of this it is necessary to check the moisture of the soil very carefully. A root ball that has gotten too dry temporarily should be dunked in a bowl of water to get thoroughly moistened again. Azaleas need a slightly acid soil and hard tap water is not appropriate for them. You can use rainwater, mix rainwater with tap water or filter your tap water for the azalea Bonsai. Feeding: During the growing season azalea Bonsai should be fed with a special azalea or rhododendron fertilizer. There are liquid azalea fertilizers which are used weekly and organic products to strew on the soil surface in longer intervals. While the trees flower quit feeding or use only half the normal dosage. Pruning: The azalea is one of the very few tree-species that are basally-dominant. This means that the lower branches grow stronger than the weaker top, which leads to the shape of a shrub in nature. Therefore prune the branches at the base harder than the top. The Azalea withstands strong pruning very well and even produces new shoots from branches on which no leaves are left. Immediately after flowering the wilted flowers and ovaries are cut off or pinched by hand. This point of time is also favorable for all other pruning and trimming works because in summer the new flower buds for the next year will develop. If you prune your tree too late there will be no or nearly no flowers in the following year. Unwanted shoots from the trunk or the base of the branches can be removed at any time of the year. Extensive styling works on raw material are often done in spring and in that case flowering is omitted consciously. The wood of the azalea is brittle so that wiring and bending should be done with great care. Repotting: Every two years, either in spring or after flowering, the azalea should be repotted. Prune the roots with great care because they are very thin and matted and can easily be torn when you try to disentangle them. It is important to use a special soil for azaleas which is lime-free. Pure Kanuma for example is a good azalea soil. Propagation: Azaleas are propagated from cuttings in spring and summer. Depending on the cultivar the success rate can differ, but many customary cultivars produce roots easily and quickly. In the hot time of the year transparent sheets can be useful to protect the young cuttings from excessive evaporation. Pests and diseases: Azaleas are not often infested by pests. But low humidity can support spider mites which should be treated with a suitable pesticide and improved humidity. Vine weevil can eat the leaves and their grubs cause great damage on the roots. With special pesticides or nematodes the beetles and their grubs can be eliminated. Root rot, caused by a fungus, can occur when the soil of the azalea is too wet and compacted. There are appropriate fungicides to pour into the soil that are effective against root rot. Another fungal disease causes leaf galls. In spring and summer leaves and possibly stems become thickened, curled, fleshy and turn pale green. In the later stages of the disease, the galls become covered with a white powdery substance and finally they turn brown and hard. Leaf galls are also stimulated by wetness and they appear most often on cultivars with plain-colored red and purple flowers. The best way to handle this disease is to remove the galls as soon as they are discovered and protect the azalea from too much rain.

Very nice Bonsai tree. 28years old - Pyracantha sp. Bonsai träd - 205x168x74mm Pot - 340x300mm Price is for tree and pot. SHIPPING FOR TREE ( TRÄD) IS - 250sek / 1pc Family Rosaceae Origin Europe, Himalaya, central China. Etymology “pyros” meaning fire and “acantha” meaning thorn. Pyracantha sp. Characteristics It is an evergreen bonsai of slow growth. It has thorny branches and it is well known for its white flowers blossoming in spring and the vibrant colours of its fruits (from red to yellow) in autumn. Place It can be placed outdoors all year round, in direct sunlight during flowering. In summer it should be kept in the shade. It is very resilient to cold weather but it should be protected from freezing conditions. Irrigation It needs plenty of humidity. Do not dampen the flowers when watering. Fertilization Spring and autumn. It is best not to feed during the flowering period. Transplant Every 2 years in spring. SUBSTRATUM 100% Akadama or mixed with 20% of volcanic clay. Pruning and nipping PRUNING It is carried out at the beginning of spring. NIPPING After flowering . When the branch has 6 to 8 new pairs of leaves use the tweezers to cut down to 2 pairs. FENCING All year round Curiosities Pyracantha hedges have been used as stopping bushes. In Spain they are frequently planted in the middle of motorways to cushion cars in the case of an accident and to prevent them from crashing into traffic coming the other way.

Very nice flower - fruit Bonsai tree 28years old - Pyracantha sp. Pot - 340x300mm

Very nice Bonsai tree. 8 years old - Cotoneaster sp. Bonsai träd - 230x170mm Pot - 160x117x55mm Price is for tree and pot. SHIPPING FOR TREE ( TRÄD) IS - 250sek / 1pc Family Rosaceae Origin Mild regions of Europe, Africa and principally Asia. Cotoneaster sp. Characteristics Small bush or tree with deciduous or permanent leaves depending on the variety. Produces white or pink flowers and its small fruits are of red, yellow, orange and black colour. There exist about 100 varieties. Place In zones of Mediterranean climate it can be placed in the exterior during the whole year. In colder zones it’s convenient to protect it against frost. Irrigation Abundant in summer and in moderation in winter. Fertilization In spring and autumn but not during flowering. Transplant Every 2 years, at the beginning of spring. SUBSTRATUM 100% Akadama, or a mixture of Akadama with a 20% of volcanic earth. Pruning and nipping PRUNING New shoots in spring. NIPPING When the branch has developed from 6 to 8 leaves, cut the leaves and leave only 2 of them. FENCING During the whole year.

Very nice Bonsai tree - Ligustrum 9 years Bonsai träd - 280x170mm Pot - 163x128x45mm Price is for tree and pot. Family:Oleaceae Origin:China, Japan and Europe. Characteristics Evergreen tree or tree of deciduous leaves. Very appreciated for the formation of hedges because after a drastic pruning it is very vigorous. Place Exterior the whole year at the sun. Irrigation Abundant in summer and in moderation in winter. Fertilization In spring and autumn. Transplant Every 2 years, at the beginning of spring. SUBSTRATUM 100% Akadama, or a mixture of Akadama with 20% of volcanic earth. Pruning and nipping PRUNING At the beginning of spring. NIPPING Prune back to 2 pairs of leaves after it has formed 4 pairs. FENCING The whole year. Curiosities The black-red juice of the fruits is utilized to colour and sometimes to modify the colour of the wines, to give them the appearance of a mature wine.

Very nice Bonsai tree - Rhamnus alaternus 9 years Bonsai träd - 310x270mm Pot - 195x140x70mm Price is for tree and pot. Rhamnus alaternus is a species of flowering plant in the buckthorn family known by the common name of Italian buckthorn or Mediterranean buckthorn. Rhamnus alaternus is an evergreen shrub 1–5 metres (3 ft 3 in–16 ft 5 in) high.The stems have reddish bark and pubescent young branches, rounded and compact foliage with alternating leaves, 2–6 centimetres (0.79–2.36 in) long, sometimes nearly opposite, oval or lanceolate, leathery, shiny green, yellowish-green underneath. The small fragrant flowers are gathered in a short axillary yellow-green raceme. The flowering period extends from February to April. Fruits are obovoidal red-brownish drupes of about 3–4 millimetres (0.12–0.16 in), containing from 2 to 4 seeds. The drupes darken to black when ripe. Fruits have medicinal properties and can be used with caution as a laxative.

Very nice Bonsai tree. 8 years old - Escallonia sp. Bonsai träd - 190x100mm Pot - 160x115x55mm Price is for tree and pot. Family;Saxifragaceae Origin:Native to South America. Mainly from Peru and Chile characteristics Evergreen shrubs up to 2 meters high with an attractive pink bloom. Simple, dark green leaves with jagged margins. Flowers in the shape of a bell, usually pink, although they can also be white or fuchsia. They are very fragrant Situation They should be placed outside, in full sun or semi-shade in very hot climates. He likes relatively humid environments. In winter we will have to protect it against intense cold Irrigation He does not like the excess water. The surface layer of the pot must be allowed to dry slightly between irrigation and irrigation. They prefer light and airy floors. In winter just water Subscriber From spring to mid autumn with organic fertilizer or NUTRIBONSAI liquid from Mistral Bonsai. The subscriber must be interrupted in the extremely hot summer periods Transplant Extreme caution should be exercised since its roots are quite delicate. They are transplanted every three or four years, in early spring SUBSTRATUM A mixture of 6 parts of Akadama, with 4 parts of volcanic earth, can be used; or failing TERRABONSAI of Mistral Bonsai. After transplanting it is advisable to water with a VITABONSAI solution of Mistral Bonsai, to accelerate the recovery of the tree Pruning and clamping PRUNING It is advisable to perform pruning after flowering to compact your cup CLIPPING Throughout the growing season we can go tweaking slightly to achieve a denser flowering WIRING The wiring in this species is difficult since its branches are quite brittle. Extreme precautions and try to form the cup based on branch selection Curiosities The beauty of this shrub is the long duration of its flowering in addition to being very resistant to drought