MISTRAL BONSAI recommends

Citrus myrtifolia. Bonsai 8 years. Orange tree or chinotto. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside because they need both the sun and the cold to produce fruit. Tree with deciduous leaves, with a very fragrant flowering in spring. From November to February you can see the strong colour of its fruits.

Leaf type: evergreen

Buxus harlandii. Bonsai 8 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

Pinus pentaphylla. Bonsai 26 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. It’s a tree which you can find in the mountains and of slow growth. As a bonsai you will often find it grafted on to the stronger rootstock of P. thunbergii.

Leaf type: evergreen

Morus sp. Bonsai 7 years. Mulberry tree. It is a typical Mediterranean tree that lives better outdoors because it needs sun and cold to produce fruits. Deciduous tree. Very appreciated for its edible fruits.

Leaf type: deciduous

Ficus retusa. Bonsai 25 years. Chinese banyan. Indoor bonsai. It is one of the most popular bonsai among the bonsai lovers. Its resistance makes it ideal for beginners and its possibilities ideal for experts. In addition to its great resistance and adaptability, it is highly appreciated for its ability to produce aerial roots.

Leaf type: evergreen

Durantha repens aurea. Bonsai 18 years. Duranta or Geisha Girl. Indoor bonsai. It stands out for its bright green leaves and delicate purple flowers, symbolising serenity and the majesty of nature in miniature. In addition to its aesthetic beauty, it is appreciated for its resistance and ease of care, which makes it an excellent choice for both beginners and experts in the world of bonsai.

Leaf type: evergreen

Citrus llimencuat. Bonsai 19 years. Lemon tree. Outdoor bonsai, typically Mediterranean. Highly appreciated for its flowering and fruits. It needs sun and cold to produce fruit.

Leaf type: evergreen

Sageretia theezans. Bonsai 6 years. Chinese Sweet Plum Tree or Bird plum. 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. Evergreen tree. Liked for its red.-copper colour when it blossoms and its bark which flakes.

Citrus myrtifolia. Bonsai 7 years. Orange tree or chinotto. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside because they need both the sun and the cold to produce fruit. Tree with deciduous leaves, with a very fragrant flowering in spring. From November to February you can see the strong colour of its fruits.

Durantha repens. Bonsai 9 years. Duranta or Geisha Girl. 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. Evergreen tree.

Leaf type: evergreen

Acer palmatum deshojo. Bonsai 10 years. Japanese Red Maple. Due to their characteristics these are outdoor trees, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Fast-growing deciduous tree. Very appreciated for the colouring of its leaves.

Leaf type: deciduous

Durantha repens variegata. Bonsai 7 years. Duranta. It stands out for its bright green leaves and delicate purple flowers, symbolising serenity and the majesty of nature in miniature. Ideal for decorating interiors and gardens. In addition to its aesthetic beauty, it is appreciated for its resistance and ease of care, which makes it an excellent choice for both beginners and experts in the world of bonsai.

Leaf type: evergreen

Durantha repens. Bonsai 9 years. Duranta. 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. Evergreen tree.

Olea europaea. Bonsai 7 years. Olive tree. It is a typical Mediterranean tree that lives better outdoors because it needs sun and cold to produce fruits. Evergreen tree of slow but steady growth. From its fruits, the olives, is extracted the appreciated olive oil.

Leaf type: evergreen

Durantha repens variegata. Bonsai 7 years. Duranta. 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. Evergreen tree.

Pinus halepensis. Bonsai 12 years. Aleppo pine. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside. Evergreen tree, with leaves called “needles”. It belongs to the order of conifers, since its fruit is cone shaped. Of grayish branches and bark. Very resistant to arid conditions. At the root level, it associates with fungi to form the famous mycorrhizae, thus improving its nutrient absorption.

Leaf type: evergreen

Pinus pentaphylla. Bonsai 21 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. It’s a tree which you can find in the mountains and of slow growth. As a bonsai you will often find it grafted on to the stronger rootstock of P. thunbergii.

Leaf type: evergreen

Citrus myrtifolia. Bonsai 12 years. Orange tree or chinotto. Outdoor bonsai, typically Mediterranean. Highly appreciated for its flowering and fruits. It needs sun and cold to produce fruit.

Leaf type: evergreen

Citrus myrtifolia. Bonsai 13 years. Orange tree or chinotto. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside because they need both the sun and the cold to produce fruit. Tree with deciduous leaves, with a very fragrant flowering in spring. From November to February you can see the strong colour of its fruits.

Leaf type: evergreen