Bonsai Plants and Trees Species Guide by Ma-Ke Bonsai


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	Some tree items in the shop Scotts Pine Starter Trees Pinus sylvestris between 30-45cms grown in 1.5 ltr pot. Price: £7.50 more info.. Japanese Yew Large Indoor Bonsai Starter Pack A Medium Indoor Bonsai Tree about 12-14 inches in height (including pot) and is an easy to care for Bonsai tree. Price: £45.00 more info.. Java Fig Starlight The Java Fig (Ficus Benjimina Starlight) makes a lovely Bonsai, this particular one is grown from three separate trees and is begin trained to merge into a single imposing tree. It is 35cm Tall and 25cm wide and is about 6 years old. Price: £125.00 more info.. Japanese Decidious Tree Cut Paste, 160gm Japanese Decidious Tree Cut-Paste - this is a thick, dark green-brown paste made for all trees. Apply it to seal off cuts and keep sap from bleeding. Price: £10.00 more info.. Chinese Elm Broom Style Chinese Elm (Ulmus parvifolia) has a well developed crown. The tree is believed to be over 35 years old. It measures 45cm high by 20cm wide. Can be grown indoors or outdoors. Price: £250.00 more info.. Kiryu Zuna for Pines & Conifers 2 Ltr Kiryuzuna is a natural hard wearing volcanic soil used for juniper and pines trees with good results 2 Ltr Price: £4.95 more info..

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	Species Guide Presented in the Species Guide is list of Tree Species that are suitable for Bonsai. The tree list is continuously growing and currently there are 75 or so species listed here. Species are listed alpabetically by Scientific Name and by thier Common Name. My experience with growing Bonsai has lead me believe that to be able to present a tree at its best, you need a rounded and holistic understanding of the species. In that respect the myBonsaiGuide goes beyond conventional Bonsai Species guides and includes detailed sections on Taxonomy, Propagation and Cultivation for each species, along with the standard Bonsai Care Section. For the beginner, my suggestion is to, start at the Bonsai Care Section, it presents guidelines to care for your Bonsai. This Bonsai Guide has been written and researched primarily from the perspective, of the UK and mainly for Zones 8 and 9 in the UK. You will need to make adjustment for your local areas.


	Botonical Name Acer buergerianum Acer palmatum Acer platanoides Acer pseudoplatanus Acer rubrum Alnus cordata Alnus glutinosa Alnus incana Betula papyrifera Betula pendula Caragana arborescens Carmona microphylla Carpinus betulus Carpinus coreana Carpinus turczaninovii Cedrus atlantica Cedrus brevifolia Cedrus libani Chaenomeles japonica Chaenomeles lagenaria Chamaecyparis lawsoniana Chamaecyparis obtusa Nana Chamaecyparis pisifera Boulevard Corylus avellana Cotoneaster horizontalis Cotoneaster simonsii Crataegus monogyna Cupressus macrocarpa Fagus sylvatica Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Ficus americana Ficus benghalensis Ficus benjamina Ficus macrophylla Ficus microcarpa Ficus retusa Nitida Ficus retusa Fraxinus excelsior Gardenia jasminoides Ginkgo biloba Ilex crenata Ilex serrata Juniperus chinensis Juniperus communis Juniperus rigida Juniperus squamata Lagerstroemia indica Larix europaea Larix leptolepsis Ligustrum japonicum Ligustrum sinense Metasequoia glyptostroboides Myrtus communis Olea europaea Picea abies Picea glauca Picea glauca Albertina Picea pungens Pinus densiflora Pinus halepensis Pinus mugo Pinus parviflora Pinus sylvestris Pistacia chinensis Pistacia lentiscus Podocarpus macrophyllus Prunus avium Prunus incisa Kojo-no-mai Prunus serrulata Kwanzan Pseudolarix amabilis Pseudotsuga menziesii Punica granatum Punica granatum Nana Pyracantha coccinea Quercus robur Sageretia theezans Salix alba Salix matsudana Tortuosa Schefflera arboricola Sequoia sempervirens Sequoiadendron giganteum Serissa foetida Mount Fuji Serissa foetida Tamarindus indica Taxus baccata Thuja occidentalis Rheingold Thuja oriantalis Aurea Nana Ulmus glabra Ulmus hollandica Jacqueline Hillier Ulmus parvifolia Ulmus procera Zanthoxylum beecheyanum Zanthoxylum piperitum Zelkova serrata


	Common Name Albertina Spruce Aleppo Pine Arborvitae Breckman's Golden Ash Atlas Cedrus Banyan Banyan Fig Banyan Fig Banyan Fig Beech Bengal Fig Black Alder Black olive Blue Juniper Blue Spruce Boulevard False Cypress Buddhist Pine Californian Redwood Canadian Red Maple Canadian Spruce Carmona Cedar Of Lebanon Chinese Arboviate Chinese banyan Chinese Elm Chinese Juniper Chinese Pepper Chinese pistachio Chinese Privet Chinese sweet plum Chinese Willow Chinese Yew Colorado Blue Spruce Common Alder Common Ash Common Beech Common Hornbeam Common Juniper Common Myrtle Common Oak Contorted Willow Copper Beech Tree Costal Redwood Crepe Myrtle Cyprus cedar Dance of the Butterflies Dawn Redwood Douglas Fir tree Dwarf Hinoki Cypress Dwarf Pomegranate Dwarf Spruce Dwarf Umbrella Tree Elm Jacqueline Hillier English Elm English Oak English Yew European Ash European Filbert European Hornbeam European Larch European Purple beech Evergreen Pistache Ficus Ginseng Ficus nitida Ficus Panda Finetooth Holly Flaky Juniper Flowering Quince Fukien Tea Tree Gardenia Giant Sequoia Golden Larch Golden Oriental Arborvitae Greek Myrtle Green Beech Green Island Ficus Green olive Grey Alder Hawaiian Schefflera Hawthorn Hazel Himalayan Cotoneaster Hornbeam Imli Indian Laurel Fig Indian Laurel Fig Indian tamarind Italian Alder Japanese Elm Japanese False Cypress Japanese Flowering Cherry Japanese Flowering Cherry Japanese Holly Japanese Holly Japanese Larch Japanese Maple Japanese Pepper Japanese Privet Japanese Quince Japanese Red Pine Japanese White Pine Japanese Winterberry Japanese Yew Karrevaira Kasamiki Keaki kily tree King-of-trees Kojo-no-mai Korean Hornbeam Korean Hornbeam Kwansan Cherry Kwanzan Cherry Laurel fig Lawson Cypress Maiden Hair Tree Mastic Tree May Whitethorn Mock Buckthorn Monterey Cypress Moreton Bay Fig Mugo Pine Myrtus Needle Juniper Nepal juniper Norway Maple Norway Spruce Olive tree Oriental Cherry Paper Birch Pea Tree Pepper Tree Philippine Tea Pomegranate Port Orford cedar Rheingold Compacta American Arborvitae Rock Cotoneaster Rockspray Cotoneaster Sageretia Sawara False Cypress Scarlet Firethorn Scots Elm Scotts Pine Serissa Serrisa Mount Fuji Sichuan Pepper Sichuan Pepper Sierra Redwood Silver Birch Simons Cotoneaster Single Seed Hawthorn Single Seed Juniper Small-Leaved Privet Snow Rose Soft Maple Speckled Alder Swamp Maple Sweet-plum Swiss Mountain Pine Sycamore Tree Tag Alder Tamarind Temple Juniper Thuja Oriental Aurea Nana Thuja Rheingold Tree of a Thousand Stars Tree Privet Trident Maple Twisted Willow Varigated Tree of a Thousand Stars Waabie Wax-leaf Privet Weeping Fig Tree Wellingtonia West Indian Laurel Fig Western White Spruce White Spruce White Willow Wild Cherry Wych Elm X-Mass Tree Zelkova

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