Fagus/ Beech Bonsai
A classic British deciduous species for bonsai.
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Deciduous Bonsai Species
Bonsai and Tree Species that lose their leaves go dormant during the Winter months.
Chaenomeles/ Flowering Quince Bonsai
Chaenomeles is a genus of 3 species of deciduous, spiny shrubs from mountain woodland in Japan and China. They are favoured for their early flowers which appear from early January onwards on bare branches
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Potentilla fruiticosa/ Potentilla or Cinquefoil Bonsai
Potentilla fruiticosa is a compact, bushy, deciduous shrub that reliably produces yellow flowers each year.
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Crataegus/ Hawthorn Bonsai
A classic British species for bonsai with sharp thorns, flowers in May and red berries in late Summer onwards.
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Cotoneaster Bonsai
There are many species of Cotoneaster and even more varieties and hybrids suitable for bonsai cultivation.
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Cotinus coggygria/ Smoke Tree Bonsai
The Smoke Tree takes its name from the panicles of flowers it produces which slowly turn to fawn and grey tones resembling smoke.
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Euonymous/ Spindle Bonsai
Native species featuring beautiful berries and intense autumn leaf colour.
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Malus/ Crab Apple Bonsai
Crab Apples along with Azaleas are one of the best flowering trees for use as bonsai.
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Jasminium species/Jasmine Bonsai
There are however only two Jasminium species that I have encountered as bonsai.
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Corylus/ Hazel Bonsai
In Europe it is Corylus avellana / Common Hazel that is most frequently seen as bonsai.
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