tropical
Gmelina philippensis
Parrots Beak
Parrot’s beak bonsai have lovely ivy shaped foliage that reduces in size over time.
$60 to $100Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
2 named selections to explore
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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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tropical
Grewia occidentalis
Lavender star flower
Lavender star flower produces purple, star shaped blossoms against shiny green leaves.
$75 to $95Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Haematoxylum campechianum
Logwood
Logwood has small paired leaflets with notched tips and a trunk that can develop pronounced ridges and irregular contours.
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Hesperocyparis arizonica
Arizona cypress
Arizona cypress combines fine evergreen foliage with silvery blue to teal coloring and a naturally conical crown.
$45Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Hibiscus tiliaceus
Sea hibiscus
Sea hibiscus is a tropical coastal tree with heart shaped leaves and a spreading, woody framework.
$75 to $275Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
2 named selections to explore
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evergreen
Ilex crenata
Japanese holly
Small, glossy leaves with softly rounded teeth give Japanese holly a finely textured evergreen canopy.
1 named selection to explore
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Ilex dimorphophylla
Okinawa holly
Okinawa holly is notable for small leaves that change character with age: juvenile foliage is conspicuously spiny, while mature leaves can be much smoother.
$45Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Ilex vomitoria 'Schilling’s Dwarf'
Schilling’s dwarf yaupon holly
Schilling’s dwarf yaupon holly has small evergreen leaves and naturally compact, dense branching.
$150 to $250Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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evergreen
Ilex x ‘Rock Garden’
Rock Garden Holly
Rock Garden holly has small, glossy, spiny leaves and a naturally compact, spreading habit.
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Ixora spp.
Ixora
Ixora is a diverse tropical genus of shrubs and small trees with opposite leaves and clusters of tubular flowers.
$25 to $650Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Jasminum parkeri
Dwarf jasmine
Dwarf jasmine forms a close network of branches clothed in tiny dark green leaves.
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evergreen
Juniperus spp.
Juniper
Junipers are classic bonsai subjects, valued for their evergreen foliage and the movement of their trunks and branches.
$30 to $325Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
4 named selections to explore
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