Welcome to the Juniper Bonsai Tree Page!
Juniper bonsai trees live in regions of the world that get four seasons. They need dormancy or a rest period to stay healthy and grow. Most of the junipers found in North America grow in cold climates. The Common Juniper, Juniperus communis grows as far north as Greenland, Newfoundland, and northwest Alaska.
This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like - we think of a in.Juniper Procumbens Nana. It is very hardy - long - lived - and tolerates many adverse conditions. This is an excellent tree for the beginner.
If you’ve made the mistake of keeping a juniper indoors for any length of time, moving it outside in the winter is fatal. You can't take a cold weather species of plant like a juniper bonsai tree and treat it like a Ficus or an African Violet and expect it to thrive and be healthy. Keep your Juniper bonsai tree outdoors.
We grow the Juniper in lava-rock (pumice stone) by boring a hole in the rock and sawing flat the bottom of the stone. Since the lava-rock is pourous the rock serves the same purpose as the bonsai pot. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like we think of a Juniper procumbens. They are hardy and long-lived and tolerate many adverse conditions. Popular and Unique. 5 years old-8" tall.
This is an excellent tree for the beginner. It is very hardy, long-lived, and tolerates many adverse conditions.
Juniper with Fairway Golf Ball
To delight every golf enthusiast - this dwarf Juniper from Japan features a real golf ball as part of the landscape scene. When we think of a traditional bonsai - we think of a Juniper Procumbens. They are hardy - long - lived and tolerate many adverse conditions. Our best seller. - 5 years old - 7 in. tall.
Your bonsai is more than just a little tree, it is an attempt to represent nature itself in a small pot. Nurturing such a micro-environment over many years can be a wellspring of meditative pleasure. The Juniper Bonsai is a great place to start.
This Dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S.A. When we think of a traditional bonsai and what it should look like - we think of a Juniper Procumbens nana. They are very hardy - long - lived - and tolerate many adverse conditions. This is an excellent tree for the beginner. Trained in the traditional Japanese windswept style. 17 years old - 14" - 18" tall.
Junipers are one of the most popular forms of bonsai. There are many different varieties including Japanese Garden Junipers, Green Mound, Sargent's, Needle, Shimpaku, and Chinese Junipers, just to name a few. Junipers are also one of the easiest forms of bonsai to take care of.
Juniper-Stone Landscape Scene with Fishing Pole
The rocks selected for this unusual arrangement are imported and washed in acid making them strikingly unique. We then cut and cement the rocks to one side of the pot - leaving an ample well between them to hold water. A ceramic bridge is cemented to the rocks on either side. A pagoda figurine is also added and cemented to the stone located above the bridge. To complete the scene - we cement a miniature - glazed - mud figurine fisherman overlooking the water - clutching a fishing pole proudly displaying the newly caught fish at the end of his line. On the opposite side of this restful scene - we have selected for planting - the ever popular Juniper bonsai. The entire landscape is arranged in an attractive - glazed - imported ceramic container. - 6 years old - 9in. - 11in. tall
Additional sources of information about Juniper Bonsai:
Bonsai Web - Virtual bonsai show, seeds, tools, trees and more. Online discussion forums, tree care faqs and how to tips.
David Benavente Juniper Bonsai workshop
BonsaiGifts.com - Juniper Trees
Juniper Tree - MediumJuniper Procumbens "nana"
Growing your Juniper Bonsai - Junipers are one of the most popular forms of bonsai.
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