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Search by botanical or common name, choose a group and explore our photos, videos and price guides. Visit the nursery for many more varieties and individual bonsai.

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These featured profiles are a starting point, not our full selection. Visit to see more varieties and individual bonsai.

Photos show examples of bonsai and may not reflect our current stock. Each tree is unique. Visit or contact us for current availability.

Which bonsai group should I explore?

Tropical: Warm climate bonsai that need protection from cold.
Evergreen: Bonsai grown for foliage that remains through the seasons.
Deciduous: Bonsai with seasonal leaf changes and winter branch structure.

These browsing groups are not care instructions. Tropical bonsai can also be evergreen or deciduous. Winter placement depends on the species and your growing conditions.

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Showing 121 to 132 of 144 bonsai profiles · Botanical name A to Z

evergreen

Sequoia sempervirens

Coast redwood

Coast redwood has flat green needles, horizontal branching and reddish bark that becomes strongly furrowed with age.

$39.99 to $200Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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evergreen

Sequoiadendron giganteum

Giant sequoia

Giant sequoia has pointed, overlapping foliage and reddish brown bark with a fibrous, deeply textured surface.

$30Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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Serissa from the Reminiscent bonsai collection

tropical

Serissa japonica

Serissa

Serissa is often called the tree of a thousand stars for its small white, trumpet shaped flowers.

$40 to $240Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

3 named selections to explore

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deciduous

Sorbus aucuparia

European mountain ash

European mountain ash, also called rowan, has compound leaves made up of many small leaflets.

$150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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deciduous

Stewartia monadelpha

Tall stewartia

Tall stewartia is admired for smooth, reddish tan bark exposed as the outer surface peels away.

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Australian bush cherry from the Reminiscent bonsai collection

tropical

Syzygium australe

Australian bush cherry

Australian bush cherry has glossy leaves and attractive bark.

$35 to $79.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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deciduous

Taxodium ascendens

Pond cypress

Pond cypress has fine, overlapping foliage held close to slender shoots, giving it a different texture from bald cypress.

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Bald Cypress from the Reminiscent bonsai collection

deciduous

Taxodium distichum

Bald Cypress

Bald cypresses have beautiful reddish brown bark and soft, needle shaped leaves which develop a nice auburn color in the fall.

$25 to $89.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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evergreen

Taxus baccata

English yew

English yew brings dark evergreen needles and strong trunk character to bonsai.

$75Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

1 named selection to explore

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tropical

Terminalia molinetii

Dwarf black olive

Dwarf black olive has small, glossy leaves and an angular branching pattern that naturally changes direction as it grows.

$45 to $165Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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evergreen

Thuja occidentalis ‘IslPrim’

Primo arborvitae

Primo arborvitae has rich green foliage and an unusually sculpted, upright form rather than the broad sprays of a typical arborvitae.

$11.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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deciduous

Tilia cordata

Littleleaf linden

Littleleaf linden has glossy, heart-shaped leaves with finely toothed edges and clusters of fragrant, creamy yellow flowers.

1 named selection to explore

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