Meet our bonsai
Pinus sylvestris
Scots pine
Also known as Scotch pine.
Scots pine has slender needles in pairs, sometimes slightly twisted, and attractive reddish bark on the upper trunk. These features give it a recognizable character among the evergreen bonsai.
Widely used for bonsai, Scots pine suits a range of styles and can develop fine branching. It normally has one flush of growth each year, so Japanese black pine pruning routines should not be applied automatically.
Photos show examples of bonsai and may not reflect our current stock. Each tree is unique. Visit or contact us for current availability.
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Sizes & price guide
Each bonsai is unique. Prices vary with age, trunk character, training and container. These inventory ranges give a general idea, not a quote for the bonsai pictured.
Bonsai$2,000
| Container | Price guide |
|---|---|
| 10″ ceramic | $2,000 |
Sizes describe containers, not tree heights. Ranges may include several named selections. Container size alone does not determine price. Based on our October 13, 2026 inventory. Prices and availability may change. Call or visit to compare individual bonsai.
Care for your bonsai
Use the care sheet alongside advice for your species and Northern Kentucky growing conditions.