House Plants

Ficus Ginseng
- 20-25cm tall including the ceramic pot height
The Bonsai is glowing in a red ceramic pot.

is with a dramatic looking. This evergreen bonsai tree is extremely popular, it is also known as the 'Potbellied Ficus' because of it's unusual stocky roots which are elevated above the soil to create whatappears to be a trunk, these roots look very like Ginseng roots. It makes an ideal house plant andcan be placed outdoors in a shaded position during summer.

- 20-25cm tall including the 20cm ceramic pot height.

This Bonsai is planted in a Random Colour ceramic pot.

What's better than a single bonsai tree? A whole forest of them! The cool new Bonsai Redwood Forest lets you grow an entire grove of miniature Dawn Redwood trees! A great way to bring a touch of nature indoors to your home or office. The Dawn Redwood was originally thought to be extinct until rediscovered in the 1940s and is one of only two known deciduous conifers that change their leafy needles from green, to yellow, to copper to showcase the changing seasons in the fall.

Watering: The Bonsai prefers moist, deep, and soil that drains well. How do you know if the soil is moist enough? Gently press the soil with you finger so test for wetness. Make sure the soil has a good amount of moisture – these trees are not drought tolerant!

Lighting: The Bonsai will grow best if kept in outside in the full sun, but people have also successfully grown the tree indoors by providing them with abundant amounts of sunlight and providing a humid environment.

Temperature: The Bonsai prefers to be kept in moderate warmth with generous levels of humidity. During the hottest weeks of summer, be sure to water regularly and keep the soil moist. During the winter, bring the bonsai into your garage if there is danger of frost. You want the tree to go through its dormant cycle, but try not to let the root system freeze!

- 15-20cm tall including the 16cm ceramic pot height.

This Bonsai is planted in a Random Colour ceramic pot.

What's better than a single bonsai tree? A whole forest of them! The cool new Bonsai Redwood Forest lets you grow an entire grove of miniature Dawn Redwood trees! A great way to bring a touch of nature indoors to your home or office. The Dawn Redwood was originally thought to be extinct until rediscovered in the 1940s and is one of only two known deciduous conifers that change their leafy needles from green, to yellow, to copper to showcase the changing seasons in the fall.

Watering: The Bonsai prefers moist, deep, and soil that drains well. How do you know if the soil is moist enough? Gently press the soil with you finger so test for wetness. Make sure the soil has a good amount of moisture – these trees are not drought tolerant!

Lighting: The Bonsai will grow best if kept in outside in the full sun, but people have also successfully grown the tree indoors by providing them with abundant amounts of sunlight and providing a humid environment.

Temperature: The Bonsai prefers to be kept in moderate warmth with generous levels of humidity. During the hottest weeks of summer, be sure to water regularly and keep the soil moist. During the winter, bring the bonsai into your garage if there is danger of frost. You want the tree to go through its dormant cycle, but try not to let the root system freeze!

Chinese Pepper Bonsai
- 20-25cm tall including the ceramic pot height
This Bonsai is glowing in a ceramic pot with saucer.

will enrich your window sill with a very special fragrance: its interesting leaves smell of citrus and hot pepper at the same time. Although it has to do with our well-known black pepper nothing, its seeds are used in the Chinese province of Szechuan for sharpening the food. The plant is a subtropical tree with small paripinnate leaves which is very common as indoor bonsai. It must be protected from temperatures below 10° C / 50° F.

Fukien Tea Tree
- 20-25cm tall including the ceramic pot height
This Bonsai is glowing in a ceramic pot

The Oriental Tea Tree (Carmona Bonsai tree) is a simple & elegant bonsai ideal for growing indoors. This bonsai has lovely green, shiny & waxy foliage. The leaves are unusually shaped & well proportioned. The leaves grow in neat clusters allowing the flowers and branch structure to be highly visible.It needs a lot of light and in the house it should be positioned behind a window pane where it gets the best light. The perfect temperature is around 20 degrees C (68F), make sure it doesn’t experience much lower temperatures.

Ilex Crenata
- 20-25cm tall including the ceramic pot height
The Bonsai is glowing in a ceramic pot with saucer.

also known as the 'Japanese Holly'. This hardy, evergreen holly has glossy , dark green leaves with scalloped (not spiny) edges. In summer, it produces small white flowers, and these are followed by black berries. When Japanese Holly is grown indoors, it is reliable and easy to keep as long as it is places in a fairly cool position.

Podocarpus Bonsai

- 25-30cm tall including the ceramic pot height

The Bonsai is glowing in a 15cm ceramic pot with NO drip tray.

Also called Buddhist pine, Yew, Plum pine and Fern pine. Buddhist pine (Podocarpus macrophyllus) Bonsai's unique style, elegance, and charm have made it one of the most frequently seen bonsai in homes and offices. This bonsai is a rather slow growing evergreen, very common for easy to care for.Buddhist pine can be kept indoors all year round, but it benefits from being outside during the summer in a semi-shaded place. Keep it slightly moist but don't overwater it.

Juniper Bonsai

- 25-30cm tall including the ceramic pot height

The Bonsai is glowing in a 20cm ceramic pot with NO drip tray.

The Juniper Bonsai tree is a beautiful and rewarding bonsai for both beginner bonsai growers and long-standing enthusiasts. Because it is so easy to shape and care for, Juniperus is one of the most popular types of bonsai to grow.

Japanese White Pine Tree

- 25-35cm tall including the ceramic pot height

The Bonsai is glowing in a 15cm ceramic pot with NO drip tray.

For Bonsai, pines are especially popular and many people even regard them as the most typical Bonsai trees. Pine trees are evergreen, coniferous resinous trees with needles that appear in bundles of two to five.They are perfectly hardy if they have been acclimated to the new growing conditions, but if in doubt - give them some protection in Winter.

Maple Bonsai

- 25-30cm tall including the ceramic pot height

The Bonsai is glowing in a 12cm ceramic pot(black or white colour).

Also known as 'Acer Palmatum'. Maple bonsai are perhaps one of the most fascinating of all bonsai. Their deciduous nature makes them constantly changing and therefore, constantly fascinating. With that comes their beautiful transitions throughout the year, from changing of leaves to the losing of them all during the winter months.

The attributes of the maple family as bonsai trees is endless – beautiful colour, beautiful proportions, hardy bonsai, wonderful leaf shape.

Maples (Acer) bonsai have always been a bonsai classic, a favourite celebrated all over the world.