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juniperus chinensis itoigawa ref: 05110242 ref : 12142 Bonsai Juniperus Itoigawa (Juniper) Style: Moyogi (informal upright) Origin: Maître Ken Fujiwara Nursery, Nagoya Age: Collected from the wild Photograph: November 2024 Dimensions: Tree Height: 230 mm Branch Spread: 290 mm Pot Dimensions: 210 mm x 160 mm x 60 mm (unglazed, high quality, brick color, signed) Features and Plant Description: This Juniperus Itoigawa is a remarkable specimen, carefully selected from the renowned Maître Ken Fujiwara nursery in Nagoya, Japan. It displays a graceful, well-balanced form in the moyogi style (informal upright), with beautiful branching and elegant pads. The trunk features shari (bare sections of bark) and jin (deadwood branches), which enhance the character and authenticity of the tree, emphasizing its age and natural evolution. The tree shows no significant pruning scars or signs of heavy wiring, ensuring a high-quality specimen without alterations to its natural structure. The Itoigawa variety is particularly valued for its fine, green foliage and its vigorous growth. Unlike Juniperus chinensis, this variety sheds very little foliage in early summer, offering denser greenery and a more stable appearance throughout the seasons. The tree has been pruned and lightly wired by Maître Fujiwara to refine its shape and encourage further ramification, while respecting the natural balance of the tree. Care and Maintenance: This bonsai requires generous watering during the summer, especially in hot weather. Regular fertilization throughout the growing season is also recommended to maintain its vigor. It is well-suited for a collector or bonsai enthusiast seeking to develop and preserve a mature specimen. Due to its hardiness and suitability for bonsai cultivation, it is an ideal choice for both aesthetic appeal and ease of maintenance. Note: The display stand shown in the photograph is not included in the sale. Avez vous déja ce livre complet sur lejuniperus ? 1.860,00^€ order

KIYO HIME ref : 558 Leaves: greenish pink in spring, turning to dark green during the summer and then yellowish orange in autumn. Dense foliage with small leaves, rounded tree shape. Often grown as bonsais. 26,50^€ starting at order

MIKAWA YATSUBUSA ref : 667 Green spring foliage to stretch between short knots, in dark green summer and in splendid fall: orange late red. Slow growth. Form a bush in the gracious port, as aging the trunk becomes sinuous. Please note that the specimens in 1.5 liter pots do not measure more than 25 cm in height. 30-40 for 3 liter pot and 40 to 60 for 4 liter pot. 26,50^€ starting at order

mukdenia rossii (aceriphyllum rossii) ref : 6507 Vivacious plant, rhizomes. Sold with a plastic pot. This plant has the advantage of producing star-shaped white flowers long before the first leaves. The deeply cut palmate foliage is similar to maple leaves but slightly thicker. During summer the leaves are dark green and in late autumn they turn a vivid red before falling in winter. Type: Herbaceous woodlander Family: Saxifragaceae Flower Colour: White Flowering Season: Spring Size: Flower stalks 10-15 cm high Origin: Asia Preferred Conditions: Moist, well drained soil Preferred Aspect: Shade 11,00^€ order

nandina domestica twilight ® ref : 10459 Nandina domestica Twilight Nursery piece delivered in plastic pot Height of the only tree : about 300-400 mm. Dense clump ramified at its base with many trunks. This japanese species also called sacred bamboo is a shrub with evergreen foliage. Along years it could reach 1 meter height. Its spring foliage is very bright and is composed of pink leaves at budding that turn creamy white, as it get older the leaves take darker tones. However the new shoots are always amazing with their bright coloration. With the arrival of the first frost, the foliage will take a red/orange color and it will last all along the winter period. This species cultivated in Japan with a wet and hot climate in a full sunlight exposure, requires to be at semi shade in our region. Flowering in white grapes that will give red orange berries. This shrub will fit perfect in small gardens, japanese gardens but also on terrraces for a pot cultivation. To tell you the little story, it was born in 2006 from a nandina domestica seedling. The japanese nursery man who obtained the variety is called Mr Sakaue, from colorful garden in Osaka, he then sold the license to the USA and then in Europe to The Netherlands, where it obbtained a prize at the famous Platarium exhibition in Boskoop. It is currently a protected variety and the multiplication is prohibited. The two last pictures show the plant that came from the first seedling and its 5000 descendants in Mr Sakaue's greenhouse who kept it like a treasure, Thank you to him for sharing that superb variety with us. 16,50^€ order

n° 13 - Ilex, houx ref : 5372 Family: AQUIFOLIACEES Kind: Ilex Vernacular name: holly The Ilex kind includes about 400 species, to obstinate or deciduous foliage, distributed in the moderate and tropical zones of the two hemispheres. One cultivates the species aquifolium practically only and especially serrata in bonsaï. Subdued" it" of the Brazilian is made with leaves of Ilex paraguanensis (holly of the paraguay). FEATURE The ilex is dioïque, characterized by trees to male flowers and trees to female flowers. A male foot can polleniser of seven to ten female feet. Holly produces naturally to his/her/its basis, many dismissals that it will be necessary to eliminate carefully at the time of his/her/its culture in bonsaï for the styles to unique trunk. 4,00^€ order

n° 14 - Prunus, prunier ref : 5373 We can mention among the ornamental species : Malus baccata gracilis: 4/5 m., port pleureu, white flowers, enough small and red fruits. Malus baccata cheels weeping: 4/5 m., port whining, small fruits orange ropuge long enough persisting on the tree. Malus coccinea: 6/8 m., leaves purple tan, pink flowers, pink fruits. Malus coronarius charlottage: 4/6 m. pink flowers semi double perfumed, big fruits green clear, orange red foliage in fall. 4,00^€ order

n° 16 - Corylopsis spicata, noisetier à fleurs ref : 5375 Family : HAMAMELIDACEES Kind: Corylopsis spicata The Japanese name of the Corylopsis spicata is: Tosa mizuki FEATURE A dozen of species, all original of Asia, blooms, in small clusters, on wood, before the production of foliage, in the tones yellow primrose. The ovoid leaves are edged of small teeth ciliées, the obverse is green pale, the is over green bluish mat. Corylopsis spicata is a bush capable to reach 1,5 m high, of which the flowers yellow lemon slightly waxy, hang in clusters of 2 cm. Corylopsis pauciflora doesn't pass 1 m high, his/her/its flowers make clusters of 3 to 6-cm long. 4,00^€ order

n° 20 - Taxus, if ref : 5379 Family: Taxacées Kind: Taxus His/her/its Japanese name is : ICHII (pronounce itchi). His/her/its vernacular name: Yew Feature The Taxus kind includes about 10 species, very neighbors, living usually in the northern hemisphere. Very widespread once in Europe, the common yew (Taxus baccata) meets only rarely at the wild state. It is permissible to suppose that he/it was the subject of a systematic eradication on behalf of the breeders. Indeed, the totality of wood, foliage, the flowers and the fruits (but their outside envelope) contain a very toxic alkaloid: the "taxine." His/her/its absorption by the animals (cows, horses, etc.) drag their death inevitably. He/it agrees to look attentively after what your yew in bonsaï is inaccessible to the young children to avoid all problem. 4,00^€ order

n° 21 - Pyracantha, buisson ardent ref : 5380 Family: Rosacées Kind: Pyracantha Named in Japanese pyracan to pronounce "pilakan" where he/it has been introduced at the end of the XIX ème century. Distributed in moderate Asia and on the Mediterranean periphery, this kind unites 7 species. All form spiny shrubs, of 3 to 6 meters of height, cultivated for their obstinate foliage, usually green quick sheen, and for their red, yellow or orange bays, produced to profusion in fall. Foods but insipid, these are liked very of the birds. The vernal, gracious flowering but ephemeral, of small white flowers, grouped in corymbes all along the branches on two short spurs. Plants of moderate climate, the pyracanthas adjusts to nearly all soils. They fructify better in the sun, in one soil keeping his/her/its freshness by dry time, if the situation agrees to them, they naturalize themselves gladly to the point to become invading. 4,00^€ order

n° 23 - Acer buergerianum, érable de burger part 1 ref : 5382 Family: Acéracées. Kind: ACER Species: Acer buergerianum In Japanese this maple names itself: Kaede (pronounce Kaédé). Feature: leaves trilobées of 4 to 6-cm long. Including three extensively obvious ribs since their basis. The Acer buergerianum, is from Japan and the East of China. Among the aged subjects, the wrinkled peel, himself desquame in plates. We raise in our nurseries the following varieties, available to the sale, all capable to create bonsaï of character : ARAKAWA KAEDE to peel liégeuse, not reaching, far from there, the beauty of the peel of the palmatum arakawa. GOSHIKI KAEDE multicolored green cream-colored pink foliage that can reach 3 to 4 m of top HANACHIRU SATO red pink foliage 4,00^€ order

n° 28 - Styrax japonica ref : 5387 Unrecognized species and yet trés valued in Japan for the beautée of his/her/its flowering, his/her/its hues of fall and his/her/its peel. Of croissancerapide this species with his/her/its foliage of small size is suitable well ala formation of quality bonsaï. 4,00^€ order

n° 38 serissa foetida ref : 6890 THE SERISSA FOETIDA. Common name: snow of June, tree to the one thousand stars Family: rubiacées Kind: serissa Species: Foetida Original of Asia of the southeast, of China, of Taiwan, and also of Japan. Small bush of 1.50 to 2 meters of height to foliage semi obstinate, to the very fine branches, structural of the small simple, oval, opposite leaves, veined of 15 to 20 mm of length. One could compare it to a bush of at us, the spirée. His/her/its easiness of culture and flowering returns this species accessible to all, particularly interesting for the amateurs. Practically all styles can be creates in serissa: going from the moyogi to the yose-ue, kengai etc... The particularity of this species when one carves the leaves or the roots an odor of cabbages clears itself of it from where his/her/its name: foetida. 4,00^€ order

n° 7 - Lespedeza, potentilla, spirea ref : 5366 Family: Rosacées Kind: Spirea Feature: the Spirea kind includes 80 species and rustic varieties to deciduous and alternate leaves, to the orange brown peel. The more used in bonsaï are : - Spirea japonica (in Japanese Shimotsuke) - Spirea cantoniensis (in Japanese Ko demari) The spirées will be exposed right in the sun. They are used extensively in the parks and gardens. Of their size is consisted between 30 cm and 2 m. The color of flowering goes from the pure white to the yellow to stretch, rose, red, crimson, white duplicates, Spirea 'Golden princess' to a yellow foliage to stretch ; Spirea 'thumbergii aurea' a golden foliage 4,00^€ order

n° 9 - Carpinus , charme ref : 5368 Family: Bétulacées. Kind: Carpinus Common name: charm Feature : The Carpinus kind includes more of forty deciduous tree species original of the forests of Europe, Asia and north America. The most known in France is the Carpinus betulus, common in the forests and very used for the confection of rustic hedges. His/her/its height is located between 10 to 15 meters. The leaves are embossed slightly with jagged sides, active according to the species of 3 to 15 centimeters. Green to aim in the spring, they turn brown at the end of the fall. The majority of foliage remains on the tree until the apparition in the spring of the new buds that are going to hunt the dry leaves.(marcescence). 4,00^€ order

ophiopogon japonicus minor ref : 9999 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last picture japanese garden scene for information. 5,00^€ order

ophiopogon japonicus minor set of 40 pots ref : 10060 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Set of 40 plastic pot. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last pitcure japanese garden scene for information. 160,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1 litre pot ref : 10509 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 7,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1.4 litre pot ref : 7994 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1.4 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 8,00^€ order

PEVE CHAMELEON ref : 1183 Foliage of orange pink spring becoming green clear in summer with new brassy shoots, orange red coloration on the fall. Vermillion red wood in winter on the branches of a has two years. 26,50^€ starting at order