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Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree-Extra Large<br><i>(Ulmus Parvifolia)</i>

Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree-Extra Large
(Ulmus Parvifolia)

Has small evergreen leaves. Hardy with excellent branching characteristics. Has a twisted trunk and some exposed roots which give the appearance of great age. Deciduous - keep outdoors.


Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree-Extra Large
(Ulmus Parvifolia)

The Elm Bonsai family of trees consists of Grey Bark Elm, Scotch Elm, Wych Elm, Chinese Elm, English Elm and Leather Leaf Elm, Ulmus parvifolia , Ulmus parvifolia, Ulmus parvifolia.

The Elm Bonsai is a hardy deciduous tree that presents a dominant presence in any bonsai garden grouping.  The Elm produces wide spreading branches that give an overall dome shape the tree.  The bark of the Elm Bonsai is a dull gray brown color.  The gray brown makes an attractive base and as the tree ages the bark will have more breaks in it.  The leaves take the shape of a pear although some are more oval than others.  The dull green leaves are very slender, slightly pointed and are very coarse to touch.  In the fall, the dull green leaves will turn all shades of yellow before falling from the tree.

The Elm Bonsai needs to be repotted every year when the tree is immature. CLICK for the many varieties of Ceramic/Mica Bonsai Pots  best suited for Elm.  As the Elm ages and matures, repotting can be delayed to every two years.  The Elm needs a good pruning every winter.New shoots should be pinched back and pruned in the summer growing season as needed to maintain the size and shape desired. CLICK for specialty Bonsai Tools & Wire needed to maintain Elm. 

The Elm Bonsai should be watered every two weeks at a minimum.  Fertilizer should be included with the waterings that occur from late spring to late summer.  Do not fertilize the Elm Bonsai during early spring or winter months.  New plants can easily be grown from soft cuttings taken in the late spring. CLICK for recommended Fertilizers

The Elm Bonsai is equally attractive in both formal and informal bonsai gardens.

The Elm also works well for all bonsai techniques and thus is a popular choice among experienced bonsai gardeners.  The Elm Bonsai is really good for the grow on a rock technique.

The Elm Bonsai is a good addition to any bonsai garden.  It is a hardy tree that will do well for both beginning and experienced bonsai hobbyists.

 

Japanese Greybark Elm Seeds

Japanese Greybark Elm Seeds

Propagation instructions are included with each packet.


Japanese Greybark Elm Seeds

 

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Oriental Tiki Torch Fountain

This magnificent oriental style floor fountain combines the elements of fire and water into a unique design that offers a wonderful Asian charm along with a real tiki torch and soothing waterfalls ...


Oriental Tiki Torch Fountain

 

 
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There are many different styles of Bonsai that are being used at the present time.  These styles include formal and upright, informal and upright, leaning, cascading and, windswept, on a rock and groupings.  The most important identifier of a style is the growing angle of the tree in the container.