Boxwood bonsai trees

Gardeners often use the term "bring the outdoors inside" when they refer to indoor plants. Take this term to another level with a bonsai garden. These mini trees are spectacular in form, have a big impact, and can be grown both indoors and in pots on a patio when the weather permits.

Boxwood Bonsai Care - Boxwood, also know Box, or Buxus, is a small evergreen shrub used as an ornamental garden plant and is often seen as topiary or small

Aside from being a phenomenal tree and a great pot, there's a relaxed in-synch feeling, like the pot and tree are old friends. This might have something to do with the color, texture, soft lines and aged look of each. The color and feel of the stand fits right in too, while contrast is provided by its sharp rectangular lines. All together an excellent bonsai. The artist is François Gau (pot by Greg Ceramics). All three photos in this post are from Parlons Bonsai (I took the liberty to crop…

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Boxwood is a very hardy plant and grows rapidly as well. These great characteristics make it a good tree to use as bonsai. Boxwood has more than 70 species

Boxwood bonsai are known for their distinct appearance, characterized by small, rounded, and leathery leaves. These leaves give the bonsai a unique texture and a dense, compact look. The slow-growing nature of boxwood bonsai allows for intricate shaping and styling, making them a popular choice among bonsai enthusiasts. Key Takeaways: Appearance of Boxwood Bonsai There … Boxwood Bonsai Are Created From Many Varieties Read More »

The robust boxwood bonsai naturally grows in a gnarled fashion and produces deadwood with ease. Its weathered appearance and high tolerance to styling techniques means with little effort you can create a stunning specimen that is truly one of a kind. This guide to boxwood bonsai care breaks down the basics and answers a few of the most common beginner FAQs.

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Buxus Bonsai Care guidelines Placement The common boxwood should be positioned outside in a sunny or semi-shaded place. In the winter a cold greenhouse is ideal...