Quercus species/ Oak Bonsai
Although Oak are a popular species for people to try working with, they can be difficult to bonsai effectively.
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These species must be kept outside so that they experience both the heat of summer, and importantly, the cold in Winter.
Although Oak are a popular species for people to try working with, they can be difficult to bonsai effectively.
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Yews can be found growing naturally in the under-storey of deciduous woods where they are able to withstand very low light-levels.
Azalea are mainly grown as bonsai for their spectacular flowers that are usually borne singly or in clusters
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Tsugas are typically tall, graceful trees with spreading branches that droop downwards at the tips creating a cascading effect. The bark is a cinnamon red colour and it becomes deeply furrowed with age.
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month by month guide for the keeping and growing of Satsuki Azalea, primarily as bonsai but also as patio /potted plants.
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Pyracantha are especially favoured for their year-round broad-leaved foliage, their abundant flowering capabilities and for their numerous fruit in Autumn.
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Vitis is genus of about 65 species of woody, deciduous climbers of which there are many varieties. Old Grapevines can have fantastic natural deadwood and live-veins.
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The most common Ulmus species used for beginners at bonsai is the Chinese Elm /Ulmus parvifolia. However the superior English or Field Elm/Ulmus minor, native to Europe is a very vigorous and fast developing species.
Weigela florida is a deciduous shrub native to China and Korea where it is commonly found growing in scrub and woodland margins.
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Tilia is a genus of over 20 species of deciduous trees occurring in woodland in Europe, Asia and North America.
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