The best trees for bonsai

Posted by Bonsai Care on May 4, 2009

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There are certain types of trees that grow really well as bonsai and there are those that are’t suited at all.

The flowering types and fruit bearing trees will do fine until the fruit or flowers appear, then they will all appear out of proportion with seemingly giant flowers and fruit. A needle pines and cone bearing treees will tend to do very well as bonsai.

The small leaved Japanese juniper tree is really effective as a bonsai.

Garden Q&A;: Not All Trees Are Cut Out to Be Bonsai (nytimes.com)

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