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Looking for something fun or unique to add to your home or garden? Look no further, because we have a wide selection of authentic bonsai trees for you. The perfect choice for a special addition to your interior.
So, are you looking to buy a bonsai tree? Browse our various types of bonsai above, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, as well as authentic Japanese bonsai. Still unsure about anything? Don't hesitate to contact us. We're happy to help!
Which bonsai should I buy?
We offer indoor, outdoor, indoor & outdoor, and Japanese bonsai. Your choice depends on your preferences. So, first consider carefully where you want to place your bonsai tree.
It's also important to consider how much time you want to dedicate to caring for your bonsai. Some bonsai require more attention than others. Bonsai that are easy to maintain include junipers and ficuses.
Furthermore, each bonsai has a different shape and it is important to choose which bonsai suits your personality and the style of your home or garden.
In short, it's important to consider the location of your bonsai, its care, and which bonsai is right for you. Curious about the different types of bonsai? Then read on!
What types of bonsai trees are there?
At Bonsaiwonder, we have many different types of bonsai trees. They vary in age, color, and size. Each bonsai therefore has its own unique characteristics.
Did you know that the older the bonsai, the more valuable it is?
Below we describe some of our own favorite bonsai trees:
1. Carmona Chuu
The Carmona Chuu is an indoor bonsai and is 13 years old. This traditionally cultivated bonsai tree is also known as the "Fukien tea tree." It is characterized by its glossy small leaves and striking white flowers. Definitely one of our favorite indoor bonsais.
2. Zelkova Dai
The Zelkova Dai is an 18-year-old indoor bonsai known for its serrated leaves and smooth bark. Depending on the season, the foliage ranges from fresh green to deep red. This bonsai is a beautiful addition to the autumn season.
3. Pinus Parviflora
Another favorite bonsai on our list is the Pinus Parviflora. This falls into the category of true Japanese bonsai and is therefore somewhat more expensive than other bonsai. This Japanese bonsai is an indoor bonsai tree and has an average lifespan of 20 years. If you're looking for a truly authentic bonsai, this is definitely one we recommend.
What makes a bonsai tree so special?
There are so many plants you can bring into your home, so why would you buy a bonsai tree? What makes this tree so special? A bonsai is essentially a living work of art that will set your interior apart. Moreover, bonsai has a rich history and is one of humanity's oldest traditions. The first evidence of bonsai is over 3,000 years old and comes from China. Only later, around the 13th century, did Japan encounter it and refine the art into what we know it as today.
Literally translated, bonsai means "plant in a pot," which is why we always supply our bonsai in a pot or bowl. The art of bonsai is all about cultivating a miniature tree. Every bonsai is unique, and no two trees are alike.
Buying a bonsai is an investment in beauty, tranquility, and art. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced bonsai enthusiast, there's always a bonsai for you. We'll help and support you with the care and maintenance of your bonsai tree, allowing you to enjoy years of carefree enjoyment and satisfaction from it. So what are you waiting for? Dive into the world of bonsai at Bonsaiwonder and discover the joy of caring for your own bonsai tree!
