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56 Top trees for bonsai

Easy to grow

There is no such thing as a maintenance-free bonsai, but the

trees introduced here are less picky than most, and can be excellent
choices for beginners. They may be easier to style and look after,
but that does not detract from their beauty, nor prevent them
from developing into incredible specimen trees.

Resilient, responsive, and forgiving, the trees to wiring and transplanting. Bear in
featured on these pages will give new bonsai mind that they are not indestructible, and
enthusiasts the best, quickest, and easiest certainly won’t thank you for neglect or
results. Often the species used for bonsai can rough treatment—even the toughest tree
be very particular about their environment, has a breaking point—but for trees that
or require specialized techniques to ensure offer plenty of year-round enjoyment and
success, but these easygoing trees have an a chance to get a handle on the basics of
altogether more relaxed attitude toward life— bonsai, look no further.
ideal for beginners who want to hone their
skills and practice basic techniques, from
directional pruning (“clip and grow”),

Compact, tight foliage ideal
for small to medium trees

Bright red fruit in
fall and winter

Cascading branch gives the
tree dramatic movement