Flowering bonsai trees; no other tree or shrub is as beautiful
Flowering bonsai trees that produce flowers or fruit will add color to any room in your
home or out on the patio. They are an excellent house plants for the living room,
kitchen or home office. Flowering bonsai also make very
unique table centerpieces for all coffee and dining tables.
click here which takes you directly to the nursery.
Pictured from left
to right is the flowering plum, andromeda tree,
Fukien tea tree
and chinese
flowering white serrisa.At this tree nursery, you will get all the
information, facts and planting instruction on all flowering bonsai.
Varieties include Azalea, Rosemary, Brush Cherry, New Zealand Tea Rose, Citrus
Trees, ficus and Snow Rose Serissa.
Our three top picks - flowering bonsai trees
Flowering trees can be kept outside if the temperature stays above 50
degrees f. The flowering Brazilian rain tree or the Andromeda tree are
the most popular indoor trees grown in a pot.
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Chinese Flowering White Serissa S-Shape
Bonsai Tree of a Thousand Stars
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This Japonica has somewhat elongated spoon
shaped, shiny green leaves. It is a twiggy tree that
grows tighter with shearing. This
plant has small white trumpet shaped
flowers. Tree is 12 years old and 12 inches tall. It is
recommended that you purchase a humidity drip tray with
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Flowering
Chinese Perfume Tree
Tree shown here is a flowering bonsai tree that is 11 years old and
stands 19 inches
tall. It is rated as an easy to grow flowering indoor tree.
This aromatic tree which is native to China is classified as
near threatened. The Perfume tree is a rare species and a member
of the mahogany family.
The tree resembles the Orange
Jasmine and has highly lemon scented (sometimes called Mock
Lemon) very small yellow flowers that can be seen several
times a year. This flowering bonsai is said to have many medicinal uses: orodine and
ororinol obtained from this plant has cancer chemo preventative
activity.
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This hardwood tree is native to
Brazil and its rainforests. The rain tree has delicate
branches and tiny light-green compound leaves and is
spiny. The leaves fold up at night or in subdued light
and wake up when we do.
Flowering Brazilian Raintree Bonsai Tree
$195.00
Flowers appear as fragrant fuzzy
puffballs. Rated as an easy for indoor care. Tree is
22 years old, 19 inches high x19 inches wide and 23
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Our two favorite flowering bonsai trees
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Has beautiful white spring flowers each of which is set
in a white calyx and together form a cascade of fragrant
bells. Unique evergreen variegated foliage. Hardy. Keep
outdoors on a deck or patio.
Flowering Andromeda Tree - Variegated
This flowering ornamental tree is 9 years old and
approximately 12 to 14 inches tall.
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Rare combination of red, white and
pink flowers compose a rare floral display in late
winter and throughout early spring. Prized in Japan for
bonsai, jam making and for its large colorful blooms.
Deciduous. Keep outdoors.
Japanese Flowering Quince Tree - Root Over Rock
Style
This unique flowering bonsai tree is 16 years old and 19 inches tall.
It comes in a very nice 7 inch green rectangle container
that has indented corners.
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A Chinese
azalea bonsai is unlike other azaleas that flower in the
spring, the Chinzan can bloom frequently throughout the year with one or
more pink blooms. Satsuki Azaleas are known for their prized flowers and
small evergreen leaves.
Flowering bonsai plants for sale
 Flowering Peace
Bonsai Tree - This Lily is a member of
the Philodendron family and is native to South America. Common term is
spathiphyllum.
To find out more about
bonsai plants go here
This indoor plant has glossy green leaves produced from many branched
rhizome. Flowers are produced at any season, are white with a
finger-like. While Peace Lilies can tolerate very low light but
probably will not flower, so if yours is not this may be the problem.
Most are tropical or sub-tropical flowering trees, however, some are
temperate outdoor trees. Generally speaking, all flowering bonsai trees require
more light than non-flowering trees in order to generate flowers and/or
fruit.
The Natal Plum is a semi-tropical evergreen, bearing fragrant,
star-shaped white flowers and, following pollination, dark red edible
plum-shaped fruit. This bonsai is classified as easy indoor care.
A dwarf Pomegranate is a Sub-tropical deciduous tree grown for its
brilliant orange-red trumpet-like flowers followed in fall by
ornamental, small orange-red fruits. This tree has dark green leaves
with shades of bronze.
There are many different kinds of flowering bonsai, so each will
have its own tree care instructions and descriptions, some of these small
ornamental trees also produce fruit. Generally, flowering trees require
more light in order to generate flowers and or fruit.
Flowers on live trees last longer than cut bouquets, and most trees will
bloom continually though-out the year in warm climates or indoors.
Flowering indoor tree care in brief:
To help with your indoor bonsai tree care for plants grown or
kept indoors, spray and mist your bonsai off regularly. This procedure
will help to remove all dust and debris from the bottoms and tops of
leaves, allowing your bonsai to breathe freely and to continue its
photosynthetic processes.
Three very popular flowering bonsai are
indoor citrus trees,
mimosa trees
and a texas ebony tree.
Outdoor flowering bonsai tree care in brief:
If you haven't had a good rain you will need to water
your tree. Water should be applied until it begins running
out of the holes in the bottom of your pot. Watering should be done in a
soft manner so you don't disturb the soil this is the same as indoor
trees..
Since your flowering bonsai is growing in such a small amount of
soil it is necessary to replenish its nutrients periodically. Any
general-purpose liquid fertilizer will do fine and is available at most
garden centers. Fertilizer should be applied at least once a month and
used at half strength except (during growing season) not needed during
the winter.
Most flowering bonsai plants are a slow to moderate grower, which means
the tree does not
need a lot of shaping or pruning to look good. Learn more here or get ideas on which
types of
beginner
bonsai trees are best to buy as a gift or for starting out in a new
hobby.
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