Bonsai Boy's Hawaiian Umbrella Bonsai Tree - Small - In Lava Rock arboricola schefflera 'luseanne'

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

The Crown of Thorns is a spiny, succulent bonsai that flowers nearly all year. The common name alludes to the legend that the euphorbi milii worn by Christ at the time of his crucifixion was made from stems of this plant. The yellow flowers are small and the brightly colored modified leaves (bracts) found just beneath the flowers are quite attractive. Very easly indoor care. Requires water only weekly.

Model: 1266-A1001

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

This Grand Duke of Tuscany flowering Jasmine has wonderful fragrant clusters of creamy white, button like double flowers. This evergreen bonsai tree may bloom nearly year round. Great indoor bonsai.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Also known as Banyan Fig. The Retusa has small dark green leaves which alternate up the stem and which are more oval than the Benjamina. Grey to reddish bark dotted with small horizontal flecks, similar to tiger-like markings. All have a heavy trunk and many with exposed or aerial roots. Among the most tolerant, versatile and trouble-free bonsai trees for indoor use.

Manufacturer: Bonsai Boy Brand: Bonsai Boy

Red leaves. This is the famous Japanese Maple which has finely dissected palmette shaped leaves (deeply cut like the palm of the hand). Beautiful tree that will lend a soft, delicate texture to a patio, deck, balcony or garden. Deciduous. Keep outdoors.

Manufacturer: jmbamboo Brand: JM BAMBOO

Imported glazed ceramic container. Blue rectangle. Measures 4"x4"x2".

Brand: 9GreenBox.com

The Juniper Bonsai is commonly regarded as the beginner bonsai, as for the easiness of care for the plant. Growing these small trees is an ancient art form in which the leaves can be trimmed and guided to be made into the owner's desired shape. Bonsai convey the symbols of meditation, harmony, peace, and balance.

Manufacturer: 9Greenbox Brand: 9GreenBox

Good Gift ideal for everyone want to watch their own bonsai grow from seeds. Good education and learning experience. Malleable spirit and tolerance to the elements, the Japanese black pine (Pinus Thunbergiana) is the quintessential symbol of friendship in Japanese gardens around the world. The Japanese Black Pine makes a truly excellent Bonsai tree. It is often referred to as the quintessential Bonsai type of tree. This is a powerful type of tree. In the wild, these trees can reach a rather jaw dropping height of 40 meters (131 feet). They are hardy trees with leaves that more resemble needles and a bark that is very rather black.This tree likes a well drained soil. As always, check to make sure that your pot has holes in the bottom to allow for good drainage. This tree doesn't like to be overwatered. Keep it a little on the dry side (but not bone dry) to encourage it to search for water.

Manufacturer: Hollow Creek Bonsai Brand: WWW.HOLLOWCREEKBONSAI.COM

Known by many different names Pin Frog, Flower Frog, Flower Spikes, Needle Holder and Kenzan it is a must for flower arranging enthusiasts. Flower frogs are reusable pieces of lead with small spikes that hold flowers in place within the arrangement. - Ikebana as an art form Ikebana (ee-kay-bah-nah) is the art of Japanese flower arranging. The object is simply to create something of beauty for the delight of others and, in so doing, improve yourself. The artist sees it as a discipline of the inner spirit for the ultimate purification of the mind and heart. No judging of the work is conducted. Dating back to the 15th Century, this art form reflects three fundamental characteristics of Japanese thinking: an innate love of nature, an abiding love of line, and an instinctive love of symbolism. For the Japanese, flowers signify communion with the heart of nature. Through the centuries, ikebana has grown to incorporate 23 leading schools. The first, Ikenobo (15th Century), advocates using the natural bend of branches. This school, together with Sogetsu, Ohara and Misho would be considered the leading schools. The Sogetsu School has emerged as an exemplary contemporary school whose arrangements fit seamlessly in today's modern and traditional d/cor. The goal of your arrangement is to create three levels of flowers -- high, medium and low. The highest point should equal twice the width of your container, plus twice the height. The medium level is approximately 3/4 of the highest poin...