evergreen
Myrtus communis ‘Minima’
Dwarf myrtle
Myrtle’s small, glossy green leaves are aromatic, and its white flowers feature a conspicuous tuft of slender stamens.
$19.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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- Warm climate bonsai that need protection from cold.
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- Bonsai grown for foliage that remains through the seasons.
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- Bonsai with seasonal leaf changes and winter branch structure.
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Olea europaea
Olive
Olive bonsai have narrow, silvery foliage and trunks that can develop a gnarled, aged appearance.
$45 to $550Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Picea engelmannii
Engelmann spruce
Engelmann spruce is a western North American mountain conifer with blue green needles and thin, scaly bark.
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Pinus banksiana
Jack pine
Jack pine carries short, twisted needles in pairs and develops rough, fissured bark as it ages.
$99.99 to $189.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus densiflora
Japanese red pine
Japanese red pine has slender, paired green needles and bark that develops warm orange red tones.
$65 to $1,200Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus flexilis
Limber pine
Limber pine has green needles grouped in bundles of five and slender, notably flexible twigs.
$125Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus mugo
Mugo pine
Mugo pine has firm, dark green needles in pairs and a naturally dense, branching habit.
$18 to $90Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus parviflora
Japanese White Pine
Japanese white pines are hardy trees grown outdoors.
$110 to $2,000Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus sylvestris
Scots pine
Scots pine has slender needles in pairs, sometimes slightly twisted, and attractive reddish bark on the upper trunk.
$2,000Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pinus thunbergii
Japanese Black Pine
Japanese black pine has dark green needles in pairs and bark that develops rugged texture with age.
$40 to $650Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Pyracantha spp.
Pyracantha
Pyracantha, also known as firethorn, combines small leaves, thorny branches and clusters of white spring flowers.
$85Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Quercus agrifolia
Coast live oak
Coast live oak has glossy, leathery leaves with small, spine-tipped teeth and a stout, spreading character.
$35Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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