Bonsai Trees
From beginner trees and starter kits to established bonsai and collector specimens. We clearly distinguish untrained pre-bonsai material from trained bonsai, and list indigenous South African species suited to local conditions.
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Operculicarya decaryi
Operculicarya decaryi R950.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Portulacaria afra bonsai (Spekboom)
Portulacaria afra R850.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Pseudobombax ellipticum (Shaving brush tree)
Pseudobombax ellipticum R450.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Serissa japonica bonsai (Tree of a thousand stars)
Serissa japonica R480.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Spekboom bonsai starter kit
Portulacaria afra R520.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Wild olive bonsai (Olea europaea subsp. cuspidata)
Olea europaea subsp. cuspidata R1,250.00 In stockAdd to cart -

Zelkova serrata bonsai
Zelkova serrata R1,650.00 In stockAdd to cart
Pre-bonsai or finished bonsai?
Pre-bonsai is nursery material with a promising trunk but little or no training. Established bonsai have been styled, pruned and potted over several years. Each listing states which you are buying.
Bonsai basics
Most bonsai are outdoor trees. Water when the surface of the soil begins to dry — in summer that can be daily — and never let the root ball dry out completely. Feed during the growing season and repot every few years in early spring.
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