Four season structure
Evergreen bonsai
Evergreen bonsai keep their visual structure throughout the year. Most are outdoor trees and need the natural change of seasons, with appropriate protection for their roots in winter.

These are generally outdoor trees, not year round houseplants.
Sun, airflow and winter protection vary by species.
Ask our team before making a major seasonal move or repotting.
What you may find
Explore evergreen bonsai.
Browse by appearance, not care requirements. Winter placement varies by species.
Photos show examples of bonsai and may not reflect our current stock. Each tree is unique. Visit or contact us for current availability.

Buxus
Boxwood
Boxwoods are well suited to bonsai, especially dwarf varieties with small, oblong leaves and slow growth.
$35 to $150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Chamaecyparis obtusa
Hinoki Cypress
Hinoki cypress has flattened sprays of evergreen foliage and bark that develops texture with age.
$45 to $700Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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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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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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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.
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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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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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Elaeagnus spp.
Silverberry
Silverberry offers distinctive foliage with silvery scales, often most noticeable on the leaf undersides and young stems.
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Rhododendron indicum
Satsuki azalea
Satsuki azaleas bring a flowering display to the bonsai collection.
$45 to $250Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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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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Taxus baccata
English yew
English yew brings dark evergreen needles and strong trunk character to bonsai.
$75Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Azara microphylla 'Variegata'
Variegated boxleaf azara
Tiny, glossy green leaves edged in cream give variegated boxleaf azara a finely patterned appearance.
$60 to $70Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Camellia japonica
Japanese camellia
Glossy, leathery evergreen leaves provide a rich background for Japanese camellia’s flowers.
$29.99 to $135Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Cryptomeria japonica 'Yoshino'
Yoshino Japanese cedar
Yoshino Japanese cedar carries dense, short needles along its branches, creating a soft, finely textured appearance.
$175Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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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.
View bonsai & photos →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 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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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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Buxus harlandii
Harland’s boxwood
Harland’s boxwood is an evergreen shrub with small, leathery green leaves and naturally dense growth.
$90Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Cedrus atlantica
Atlas cedar
Short, stiff needles gather in clusters along the branches, creating the distinctive textured foliage of a true cedar.
$85 to $149.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Cedrus deodara
Deodar cedar
Deodar cedar has long, soft looking needles and gracefully drooping branch tips.
$85Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Cedrus libani
Cedar of Lebanon
This true cedar carries short needles in dense clusters, with foliage ranging from green to blue green.
$54.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Chamaecyparis pisifera
Sawara cypress
Sawara cypress is an evergreen conifer with fine foliage and small, rounded cones.
$35 to $90Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Chamaecyparis thyoides
Atlantic white cedar
Atlantic white cedar is an eastern North American evergreen with fine sprays of overlapping scale leaves.
View bonsai details →Cupressus sempervirens
Italian cypress
Italian cypress carries dense evergreen foliage with a blue green cast and persistent woody cones.
$150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Euonymus japonicus
Japanese euonymus
Japanese euonymus has glossy, leathery leaves and a dense evergreen habit.
$24.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →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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Ilex crenata
Japanese holly
Small, glossy leaves with softly rounded teeth give Japanese holly a finely textured evergreen canopy.
View bonsai & photos →Jasminum parkeri
Dwarf jasmine
Dwarf jasmine forms a close network of branches clothed in tiny dark green leaves.
View bonsai details →Lonicera nitida
Box honeysuckle
Small, glossy leaves and slender, arching branches give box honeysuckle a naturally fine texture.
$35 to $65Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Loropetalum chinense
Chinese fringe flower
Chinese fringe flower stands out for its narrow, ribbonlike flower petals and gently arching branches.
$16.99Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →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.
View bonsai details →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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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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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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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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Quercus suber
Cork oak
Cork oak is especially distinctive for the deeply textured, corky bark that develops on its trunk and major branches.
$45 to $200Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Quercus virginiana
Southern live oak
Southern live oak combines leathery green leaves with the broad, arching branch character of the familiar southern tree.
$40Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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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.
View bonsai & photos →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.
View bonsai details →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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Trachelospermum asiaticum
Asian jasmine
Asian jasmine carries small, glossy leaves on slender, twining stems, creating a fine evergreen texture.
$75 to $125Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Trachelospermum jasminoides
Star jasmine
Star jasmine is known for glossy green leaves and strongly fragrant white flowers with gently twisted, pinwheel-shaped petals.
$50Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Salvia rosmarinus
Rosemary
Rosemary has narrow, aromatic leaves that are green above and pale beneath, creating a fine evergreen texture.
$125Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
View bonsai & photos →Distylium spp.
Distylium
Distylium is an evergreen shrub grown mainly for its leafy texture and branching rather than large flowers.
$80Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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Cryptomeria japonica
Japanese cedar
Japanese cedar has short, curved needles that wrap around the shoots, giving its foliage a distinctive, softly textured appearance.
$65 to $150Inventory price guide. Prices vary.
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