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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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American silverberry bonsai, Elaeagnus commutata, at San Diego Zoo Safari Park.

deciduous

Elaeagnus commutata

American silverberry

American silverberry has oval leaves covered in silvery scales, creating a bright contrast with reddish brown young shoots.

$85 to $200Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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Silverberry from the Reminiscent bonsai collection

evergreen

Elaeagnus spp.

Silverberry

Silverberry offers distinctive foliage with silvery scales, often most noticeable on the leaf undersides and young stems.

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Surinam cherry bonsai, Eugenia uniflora.

tropical

Eugenia uniflora

Surinam cherry

Shiny leaves emerge with a reddish tint, giving this tropical shrub color before its small white flowers appear.

$60Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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deciduous

Euonymus alatus

Burning bush

Burning bush is best known for brilliant red autumn foliage and the corky ridges that develop along its stems.

$75Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

1 named selection to explore

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Japanese euonymus bonsai, Euonymus japonicus.

evergreen

Euonymus japonicus

Japanese euonymus

Japanese euonymus has glossy, leathery leaves and a dense evergreen habit.

$24.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

1 named selection to explore

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Beech from the Reminiscent bonsai collection

deciduous

Fagus spp.

Beech

Beech bonsai combine smooth bark, toothed leaves and a visible branching framework.

$45 to $350Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

2 named selections to explore

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tropical

Ficus aurea

Florida strangler fig

This tropical fig combines shiny, thick green leaves with spreading branches and the potential to develop dramatic aerial roots.

$25Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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Weeping fig bonsai forest, Ficus benjamina, at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

tropical

Ficus benjamina

Weeping fig

Glossy leaves taper to long points along slender, drooping branches, giving weeping fig its graceful appearance.

$25 to $150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

2 named selections to explore

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tropical

Ficus buxifolia

Boxleaf fig

Boxleaf fig is grown for small, blunt leaves and a naturally shrubby, spreading habit.

$65Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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tropical

Ficus concinna

Concinna fig

Concinna fig has simple oval to elliptical leaves with visible veins and a pointed tip.

$65Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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Mistletoe fig bonsai in literati style, Ficus deltoidea, at Brooklyn Botanic Garden.

tropical

Ficus deltoidea

Mistletoe fig

Waxy green leaves and small yellowish figs give mistletoe fig a distinctive appearance.

$35 to $125Inventory price guide. Prices vary.

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