Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree – Large (Acer Palmatum “Atropurpurea”)

Purplish-red becoming green in late summer, deeply lobed. Red fall color. Insignificant small reddish-purple flowers in May-June. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. Available 12 months a year. Will have no foliage during winter months.

Sago Palm Bonsai Tree – Exotic (Cycas Revoluta)

The Sago Palm is a long-lived exotic palm that tolerates neglect but thrives with attention. Adapts to indirect light or full sun and has a wide temperature range from 15 to 120 degrees F. A slow growth rate allows indoor specimens to remain in the same container indefinitely. Treat as a cactus — water when almost dry and seldom fertilize.

Juniper in a Lava Rock (Juniper Procumbens “nana”)

We grow the Juniper in lava-rock (pumice stone) by boring a hole in the rock and sawing flat the bottom of the stone. Since the lava-rock is porous the rock serves the same purpose as the bonsai pot. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like, we think of a Juniper Procumbens. They are hardy and long-lived and tolerate many adverse conditions. Popular and unique.

Juniper “Karate Kid” Bonsai Tree – Medium (Juniper Procumbens “nana”)

This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like, we think of a “Juniper Procumbens Nana.” They are very hardy, long-lived, and tolerate many adverse conditions. Trained in the traditional style, this Juniper Procumbens is popularly known as the “Karate Kid” tree.