Growing and Caring for a Plum Bonsai Tree (Sageretia theezans)

The Chinese sweet plum (Sageretia theezans) is a popular tree species among bonsai enthusiasts. Growers adore this plant because it has small leaves and overgrows. It is also an attractive specimen plant since it has flaky texture-rich bark and produces striking pink or white blossoms that can transform into impressive purple fruits. The plant has

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Growing and Caring for Black Mondo Grass (Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Nigrescens’)

Black mondo grass (Ophiopogon planiscapus nigrescens) is a popular ornamental that is often used to create showy borders around garden beds or alongside walkways. This clump-forming grass is common in landscapes because its black leaves can accentuate some of the other plants in your garden so that they will stand out even more. It is

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5 Giant Bonsai Trees and a List of Big Bonsai Tree Species to Select for Larger Bonsai Creations

When they hear the term bonsai tree, most people think of miniature trees that can easily be carried around with just two hands. Bonsai trees do, however, come in many different sizes, and big or large bonsai trees certainly make a much bigger impact compared to their smaller friends. Large bonsai trees take up a

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Growing and Caring for a Bougainvillea Bonsai Tree (Bougainvillea)

Do you want to grow a beautiful flowering bonsai within a few months? The species you seek is the bougainvillea vine (also known as the paperflower). This flowering tree is a true feast for the eye because it produces vivid heart-shaped flower petals with blooms that can cover the entire plant. Unlike most flowering bonsai

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