When selecting plants for bonsai, consider factors such as climate compatibility, growth habits, and the amount of care required to ensure a successful bonsai experience.
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Juniper
Junipers are popular for bonsai due to their fine foliage and natural-looking twists and turns in the branches.
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Serissa
Also known as "Snow Rose," Serissa features delicate white flowers and small leaves, making it a charming addition to any bonsai collection.
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Trident Maple
This species displays beautiful foliage and outstanding autumn colors, making it a favorite for bonsai displays.
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Chinese Elm
Chinese Elm is a hardy and adaptable tree, suitable for both beginners and experienced bonsai growers.
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Ficus
Ficus bonsai is favored for its forgiving nature and aerial root formation, creating an impressive tree over time.
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Japanese Maple
Known for its striking, colorful leaves, the Japanese Maple is a classic choice for bonsai enthusiasts.
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Pine
Pine trees are admired for their elegant needles and rugged appearance, providing a sense of maturity in bonsai designs.