Species description: Chinese elm are native to eastern Asia where they grow near Japanese maple and trident maple and are as renowned as those classic bonsai species. Chinese elm respond incredibly well to root and branch bonsai techniques. It is possible to grow an entire ramified branch on a Chinese elm in one season. This makes them very friendly for the beginner artist. This species has some of the smallest leaves of any classic bonsai tree. This particular variety, quickly grows a rugged bark on contrasting grays and browns.
USDA zones: 5-9
Light requirements: Full sun, can tolerate some shade.
Watering requirements: Keep moist, do not allow to dry out.
Size: Tree growth is approximately 9” in height, potted in a 3.5”x5” square pot.
Shipping: Oregon and Washington state customers, please read our shipping policies.
*For additional care, visit our Care Sheets tab
Species description: Chinese elm are native to eastern Asia where they grow near Japanese maple and trident maple and are as renowned as those classic bonsai species. Chinese elm respond incredibly well to root and branch bonsai techniques. It is possible to grow an entire ramified branch on a Chinese elm in one season. This makes them very friendly for the beginner artist. This species has some of the smallest leaves of any classic bonsai tree. This particular variety, quickly grows a rugged bark on contrasting grays and browns.
USDA zones: 5-9
Light requirements: Full sun, can tolerate some shade.
Watering requirements: Keep moist, do not allow to dry out.
Size: Tree growth is approximately 9” in height, potted in a 3.5”x5” square pot.
Shipping: Oregon and Washington state customers, please read our shipping policies.
*For additional care, visit our Care Sheets tab
