Magnolia Bonsai
The Star Magnolia is a slow-growing, deciduous shrub with a dense bushy habit
Deciduous Bonsai Species
Bonsai and Tree Species that lose their leaves go dormant during the Winter months.
Lagerstroemia/ Myrtle Bonsai
In summer Myrtles need to placed outside in a sunny position though they will tolerate a sunny position indoors.
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Wisteria/ Wisteria Bonsai
Wisterias do not conform to normal bonsai styling; they are styled to show off their highly scented racemes of flowers
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Zelkova/ Elm Bonsai
Zelkova serrata/Japanese Elms are often sold as indoor bonsai and as such are acclimatised to indoor growing conditions
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Prunus/ Cherry Bonsai
Ornamental cherries exemplify the spirit of Japanese gardens and bonsai when in bloom whilst Blackthorn is a classic British native.
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Syringa/ Lilac Bonsai
Not ideal as bonsai unless thick trunks or stumps can be obtained as leaves and flowers tend to be on the large size.
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Robinia pseudoacacia/ False Acacia or Black Locust Bonsai
Native to the USA, False Acacia are a pioneer species with pinnate leaves.
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Liquidamber styrachiflua/ Liquidamber or Sweetgum Bonsai
Liquidamber can be difficult to style as bonsai; there is a tendency for branches to die back or weaken.
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Sorbus aucuparia/ Rowan or Mountain Ash Bonsai
Sorbus aucuparia, the Rowan or Mountain Ash is native to most parts of Europe and Asia.
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Tamarix/ Tamarisk Bonsai
Tamarix, like Willow species, can be propagated by placing thick branches or trunks in water for a number of weeks until they take root.
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