Hawaiian Umbrella Tree

The hawaiian Umbrella tree is a very good starter bonsai tree if you are inexperienced and worried about growing a bonsai tree. It is one of the easiest  trees to care for and is a very beautiful trouble-free evergreen.

Hawaiian Umbrella Gold Braid (arboricola schefflera)
 
If you are thinking about buying a bonsai tree for someone as a gift this is the tree to select. This versatile plant is great for home, office, dorm or anywhere and does well in low or high lighting conditions. It has variegated umbrella shaped leaves forming a dense canopy with four braided trees that form the trunk.

Other types of bonsai trees

• Bonsai Palm Trees - The bonsai sago palm is a long-lived exotic bonsai palm tree that tolerates neglect, but like all indoor plants thrives with attention. The most striking feature of a pony tail palm bonsai tree is the swollen base of the trunk. The bark of the trunk looks and feels scaly and is known as Elephant’s Foot.
• Indoor Ficus Bonsai Tree - Review small ornamental indoor ficus trees with their dark colors, green emerald, willow leaf and ginseng bonsai trees.
• Ficus bonsai tree - This miniature tree is also called a green island ficus. The leaves are quite unique in that they are oval to roundish and a shiny dark green. This is where it gets the emerald name of the plant. This ficus tree forms rosettes at the end of it’s branches if kept trimmed.
• Chinese Elm Bonsai Trees - A Chinese elm tree is an easy bonsai to care for and is becoming a popular tree for beginners to collect as an ornamental tree. The Chinese elm tree is a unique looking, but stunning oramental tree. It is so easy to take care of and the characteristics of this elm make it one, that many people
• Display a bonsai tree - If you are going to use your bonsai tree as a display item in the livingroom try to choose a spot that gets a bit of light. A good spot to use these oramamental trees is in a shelf unit or along a bookshelf. There are only a few things you need to be concerned with.