Ceramic Pot – 13.5″x9.5″x4.5″

13.5″x9.5″x4.5″. Collectible tan ceramic container with prominent feet and etched design. Shipped via UPS ground – $10.95.

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Black Oak

The Black Oak tree, Quercus velutina, is very similar in appearance to the Red Oak. One of the main differences include its ability to thrive on poor and varied soils. It is sometimes called yellow oak, quercitron, yellowbark oak, or smoothbark oak. Black Oak trees occur naturally on poor sandy or clay hillsides. This deciduous tree has deeply furrowed bark and on mature trees is nearly black. Historically, the inner bark was important for its tannin and as a source of yellow dye.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. keep outdoors. 15 years old.
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Japanese Red Laceleaf Maple (acer palmatum dissectum)

This Laceleaf tree is an excellent Japanese Maple of great vigor and habit with very fine palmatted leaves resembling the palm of your hand. The branching pattern is beautifully balanced while the color and delicate foliage give it the soft misty look of spring. For all of its grace and refinement, this tree is hardy and easy to grow. Enjoys sun to show its best shades of red/burgundy. Decideous. Keep Outdoors. 10 years old. 18″x15″x20″Potted in a ceramic blue/green, hexagon container as shown. Suitable 10″x8″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $4.95. Shipped via UPS Ground – $59.95.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. keep outdoors. 15 years old.
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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii-’mikawa’)

Each branch is covered with densly packed, dark green needles and crowned in winter with large silver white candles. The candles are as attractive as flowers, and their striking contrast with the foliage is visible over a long distance. Tight, low, mounding habit. Worthy bonsai specimen. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 80 years old. 34″ tall. Potted in ceramic container as shown. Crated and shipped via truck – $300.00

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Ceramic Pot – 8″ x 6.5″ x 2.5″

8″ x 6.5″ x 2.5″. Irregular tan oval with floral etched designs. Shipped via UPS ground – $8.95.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 29 years old. 25″ x 23″ x 29″. Potted in a 14.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95.
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Ginko Seeds

Propagation instructions are included with each packet. Shipped via UPS ground – $7.95

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long)occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help dishtinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to acheive the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 29 years old. 27″ x 25″ x 33″. Potted in a 14.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95. Shipped via UPS ground $95.00

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Plastic House Label 1″x1″ writing surface

Plastic house label. Tan color. Pencil or magic marker can be used on the 1″x1″ writing surface. Shipped via UPS ground – $7.95. Free shipping with tree order.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 29 years old. 25″ x 20″ x 33″. Potted in a 14.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95.
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Oval Mica Pot – 11 1/4″ x 8″ x 3″

Mica pots from Korea are made of 80% mica, 15% polyethylene and 5% graphite. Mica has a natural ability to stabilize the temperature of the soil in the pots. This promotes healthy root activity during the growing season and protects during the cold periods. These pots are durable and will withstand the elements for years. The pot has a wide lip and is dark brown in color Shipped via UPS ground – $8.95.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii-’mikawa’)

Each branch is covered with densly packed, dark green needles and crowned in winter with large silver white candles. The candles are as attractive as flowers, and their striking contrast with the foliage is visible over a long distance. Tight, low, mounding habit. Worthy bonsai specimen. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 80 years old. 34″ tall. Potted in ceramic container as shown. Crated and shipped via truck – $300.00

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Ceramic Pot – 7.5″ x 7.0″

7.5″ x 7.0″ Includes matching ceramic tray. Tan/Green Hexagon Cascade. Shipped via UPS ground – $8.95.

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Swiss Stone Pine (pinus cembra ‘bloomers green’)

Long, very thin needles are densly set on the branches, giving the appearance of blue-green bottle brushes. The spring shoots are orange-brown, which sets this apart from other five needle pines. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 14 years old. 12″x13″x23″. Potted in a 10″ blue/gren ceramic rectangle container as shown. Suitable 10″x8″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $4.95. Shipped via UPS ground – $59.95.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 29 years old. 25″ x 20″ x 33″. Potted in a 14.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95.
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Fukien Tea (carmona)

Native to the Fujan province of China, this tree has small white flowers that can bloom at any time. The foliage is dark green and small in size. The flowers turn into red berries that turn darker with age. Trained in the traditional curved trunk and tiered level style. Loves the heat and does great indoors. 16 years old. 14″ x 14″ x 16″ not including the slab. Potted on a 24″ free form vinyl-concrete aluninum reinforced composite slab using no chemicals that may be harmful to the tree. 25 lbs. Shipped via UPS ground – $89.95

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5″long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 15 years old. 26″ x 17″ x 17″. Potted in a 10″ ceramic blue rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95. Shipped via UPS ground – $59.95

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Magnolia x Jane

The Jane Magnolia tree, Magnolia x Jane, is a rounded, shrubby plant producing flowers in late spring that resemble slender tulips. The blooms are reddish-purple outside and white inside. Flowers open just before the leaves appear, making a superb display.Jane Magnolia trees are strong, vigorous, upright growers and are distinguished by their beautifully shaped, extremely fragrant large flowers opening in early May

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Snow White Flwrng. Dogwood

The Snow White Flowering Dogwood tree, Cornus florida, ‘Cherokee Princess’, exhibits a early and heavy white flowering habit. It is an erect growing white flowering dogwood with a straight central leader that displays four inch flowers.The fall color of the upper leaf surface of the Cherokee Princess Flowering Dogwood is dependably red or red-purple, but the lower leaf surface still retains a silvery hue for a bicolor effect. This deciduous flowering dogwood tree is an excellent ornamental tree.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 15 years old. 16″ x 16″ x 25″. Potted in a 9″ ceramic blue rectangle container as shown. Suitable 10″ x 8″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $4.95. Shipped via UPS ground – $59.95

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii-’mikawa’)

Each branch is covered with densly packed, dark green needles and crowned in winter with large silver white candles. The candles are as attractive as flowers, and their striking contrast with the foliage is visible over a long distance. Tight, low, mounding habit. Worthy bonsai specimen. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 80 years old. 34″ tall. Potted in ceramic container as shown. Crated and shipped via truck – $300.00

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Hawaiian Umbrella Gold Braid (arboricola schefflera)

This is the tree that we recommend if you are an inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen. If you don’t know which tree to purchase as a gift for someonethis is the tree to select. This versatile tree is great for home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in low or high lighting conditions. Our tree features variegated umbrella shaped leaves forming a dense canopy with four braided trees that form the trunk of the tree. 11 years old. 21″x17″x30″. Potted in a 12″ ceramic blue fluted oval container as shown. Suitable 14.5″x10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95. Shipped via UPS ground – $59.95

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Ceramic Pot Brown Oval

10″ x 7.5″ x 2.5″. W/Raised Feet. Shipped via UPS ground – $8.95

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from most other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 29 years old. 25″ x 20″ x 33″. Potted in a 14.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 14.5″ x 10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95.
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Sugarberry

The Sugarberry tree, Celtis laevigata, is also commonly called sugar hackberry or southern hackberry or Mississippi hackberry.Sugarberry trees are basically a southern version of common or northern hackberry. The Sugarberry tree differs from common hackberry because the fruits are juicier and sweeter, bark is less corky, and leaves are narrower with mostly smooth margins. Fruits are attractive to a variety of wildlife, especially birds. Leaves are glossy to dull green leaves (2-4” long) and have a yellow fall color.

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Chinese Elm (ulmus parvifolia)

Has small evergreen serrated leaves which is ideal for bonsai. Hardy, with exellent branching characteristics. Decideous. Keep outdoors. 5 tree group, each 7 years old. 15″x13″x13″. Potted in a 14″ oval brown ceramic container as shown. Suitable 14.5″x10.5″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $11.95. Shipped via UPS Ground – $59.95.

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Japanese Red Maple

The Japanese Red Maple tree, Acer Palmatum Autropurpeum, is by far, one of the most popular ornamental plants in the plant kingdom. This small deciduous tree is a very showy, versatile species. Japanese Red Maple trees are used as a single specimen or in borders or groupings. The leaves are reddish-purple in spring and again in fall. The Japanese Red Maple tree is used to create a unique bonsai tree. The classic Japanese maple has red-purple leaves which turn a brilliant red in autumn.

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Japanese Black Pine (pinus thunbergii ‘mikawa’)

Stiff dark green needles (3-5 inches long) occur in pairs. Large, grayish-white terminal buds help distinguish it from other pines. Much sought after in bonsai and takes many years to achieve the look of a superior specimen bonsai. Hardy. Likes sun. Keep outdoors. 15 years old. 16″ x 16″ x 25″. Potted in a 9″ ceramic blue rectangle container as shown. Suitable 10″ x 8″ humidity tray is recommended. To purchase add $4.95. Shipped via UPS ground – $59.95

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