American Hornbeam Bonsai Tree decorationDescription The American Hornbeam leaves emerge as a reddish purple, changing to a dark green in the summer, and finally becoming a yellow to reddish orange color in the fall. A true kaleidoscope of color throughout the year. Winter brings out the tree's fluted blueish gray bark and its long, sinewy ridges making it a very unique winter bonsai showpiece. As a deciduous bonsai tree, it should be kept outdoors. Specifications 8 years old, approximately
The tiny light purple flowers fade to white
It loves direct sunlight
and feel free to use on your other container plants too
Recommended indoor flowering bonsai tree
evergreen which is the smallest of the cypress species
with aged exposed roots
Will tolerate snow very well
Because of its easy indoor care
This master artisan created Japanese Black Pine has been trained to grow as a formal upright
This bonsai tree will bear tiny
If you've never tried a Meyer lemon
This sub-tropical variegated evergreen