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Ulmus parvifolia. Bonsai 15 years. Chinese Elm. Outdoor bonsai with semi-deciduous leaves. Highly prized for the small size of its leaves and its peeling bark. It is a very popular species in the bonsai world due to its ability to form a branching structure easily. In addition, its dense and small foliage makes it an ideal species for cultivation in small pots.

Leaf type: deciduous

Syzigium buxifolium. Bonsai 8 years. Brush Cherry or Roseapple. Evergreen trees and shrubs. Simple, elongated light green leaves. Pentamerous flowers generally yellowish and gathered.

Leaf type: evergreen

Bonsai specimen Juniperus chinensis itoigawa, Itoigawa Juniper.

Origin: Japan.

Habitat: Outdoor.

Dimensions (including pot): 33 x 40 x 41 cm approx.

Pinus pentaphylla. Bonsai 25 years. Five-needle pine. These are trees that, by nature, must be placed outside, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Evergreen tree whose leaves are called needles. The needles grow in bunches of five and have white stripes on the undersides. They belong to the order of the conifers because its fruit, the pine, has the shape of a cone.

Leaf type: evergreen

Zelkova parvifolia. Bonsai 25 years. Japanese Elm. Indoor bonsai. The Zelkova is appreciated for the size and characteristic shape of its leaves, as well as for the aged appearance of its bark, which peels. It stands out for its resistance. As a curiosity, in the right climate, it can be placed outdoors all year round, becoming a deciduous bonsai that sprouts with the arrival of spring.

Leaf type: evergreen

Olea europaea sylvestris. Pre-bonsai 19 years. Wild olive tree or acebuche. It is a typical Mediterranean tree that lives better outdoors.

Zelkova parvifolia. Bonsai 20 years. Japanese Elm. Indoor bonsai. The Zelkova is appreciated for the size and characteristic shape of its leaves, as well as for the aged appearance of its bark, which peels. It stands out for its resistance. As a curiosity, in the right climate, it can be placed outdoors all year round, becoming a deciduous bonsai that sprouts with the arrival of spring.

Leaf type: evergreen

Leptospermum scoparium. Bonsai 8 years. Manuka or tea tree. Outdoor bonsai. Its main attraction are its small red, pink, white, orange or violet flowers. The old appearance of its wood is also outstanding.

Leaf type: evergreen

Carmona microphylla. Bonsai 6 years. Oriental or Fukien Tea tree. The so-called indoor trees are mostly trees from tropical origins, that do not support low temperatures. We must place them indoors, always close to a source of natural light. It is a tropical evergreen leaf tree. It’s appreciated for its shiny leaves, white flowers and small red fruits.

Leaf type: evergreen

Citrus myrtifolia. Bonsai 18 years. Orange tree or chinotto. Outdoor bonsai, typical from the Mediterranean. Very appreciated for its flowers and fruits. It needs both sun and cold to produce fruit.

Leaf type: evergreen

Buxus harlandii. Bonsai 20 years. Harland boxwood. The trees classified as indoor are trees that mostly come from tropical climates and that, therefore, do not like low temperatures. We must place them inside the houses, always close to a source of natural light. Evergreen tree or bush. Slow growth. Valued as a bonsai for its trunk and small leaves.

Leaf type: evergreen

Acer buergerianum. Prebonsai 14 years. Trident Maple. Due to their characteristics these are outdoor trees, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Fast-growing deciduous tree. Very appreciated for its small three-pointed leaves, its autumnal yellow colouring, and its peeling bark.

Leaf type: deciduous