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Pinus pentaphylla ref: 30060268

ref : 12424 Japanese White Pine (Pinus parviflora) ? Collector's Specimen Origin: Japan ? Hashimoto Nursery Estimated Age: Approximately 90 years (grown from seed) Dimensions Tree height (excluding pot): 680 mm Canopy spread: 740 mm Trunk diameter: 120 mm Nebari: 240 mm High-quality unglazed Japanese pot: 410 × 95 mm This outstanding Japanese White Pine is a living work of art that beautifully embodies the timeless elegance and dignity of Japan's ancient mountain pines. Grown from a carefully selected seedling nearly nine decades ago and cultivated with exceptional care, it displays all the qualities sought after by the most discerning bonsai collectors. Styled in the Shakan (slanting) form, it presents a graceful yet dynamic silhouette of remarkable balance. Its powerful trunk exhibits excellent taper and a natural movement with soft, flowing curves, evoking the image of a tree that has withstood decades of mountain winds. Its broad, well-developed and evenly radiating nebari provides an outstanding foundation, reinforcing the impression of stability, maturity and strength that characterizes this exceptional bonsai. The branch structure is refined, dense and meticulously developed. The fully mature bark reflects decades of careful cultivation and gives the tree the distinguished character found only in aged specimens. Its foliage consists of elegant, compact needles, the result of rigorous selection from the original seedling?a highly prized characteristic of this prestigious species. The shari, delicately integrated into the trunk design, subtly enhances the impression of age. Never excessive, it complements the tree's natural appearance and evokes the effect of decades of exposure to the elements, adding depth and authenticity to its character. This bonsai has been maintained to the highest standards. It shows no significant wire scars or heavy pruning wounds, preserving the purity of its lines and its natural beauty. Every detail reflects years of patient refinement, respecting both the tree's natural growth and the principles of traditional Japanese bonsai aesthetics. Presented in a high-quality unglazed Japanese pot perfectly matched to its character, this bonsai is a collector's specimen of a calibre rarely offered for sale. Its harmony, maturity, refinement and natural presence make it a worthy addition to the finest private collections. Photographs taken in June 2026. Display stand not included. 3.760,00^€ order

pseudo cydonia sinensis 40--50 cm

ref : 10515 Young nursery-grown Pseudocydonia sinensis seedling, 3?4 years old, sold in a 1.5-liter round plastic pot. Height approximately 40?50 cm, trunk diameter at the base approx. 3?5 mm depending on the specimen. Chinese quince is highly appreciated by Japanese professionals and enthusiasts for its pinkish spring foliage, which turns bright green in summer and fiery red-orange in autumn, as well as for the beauty of its bark and the brilliance of its yellow fruits. The fast growth of this species allows the development of large specimens in a relatively short time. It is essential to choose the future tree style from the end of the first year of cultivation. Wiring this still-flexible trunk will allow you to create movement and define the future design of the tree. We strongly recommend continuing cultivation in akadama soil, with monthly fertilization from May to November, using either Biogold or organic fertilizer pellets. 12,40^€ order

pseudo cydonia sinensis 50-60 cm

ref : 10528 Young nursery-grown Pseudocydonia sinensis seedling, 4-5 years old, sold in a 1.5-liter round plastic pot. Height approximately 40?50 cm, trunk diameter at the base approx. 3?5 mm depending on the specimen. Chinese quince is highly appreciated by Japanese professionals and enthusiasts for its pinkish spring foliage, which turns bright green in summer and fiery red-orange in autumn, as well as for the beauty of its bark and the brilliance of its yellow fruits. The fast growth of this species allows the development of large specimens in a relatively short time. It is essential to choose the future tree style from the end of the first year of cultivation. Wiring this still-flexible trunk will allow you to create movement and define the future design of the tree. We strongly recommend continuing cultivation in akadama soil, with monthly fertilization from May to November, using either Biogold or organic fertilizer pellets. 15,80^€ order

SWEET LORRAINE ref : 12005 "Deeply cut, glossy purplish-violet leaves that turn orange-brown in autumn. Fast-growing. This variety is often used to create layered specimens in Japanese gardens. In a previous blog post, I wrote that I didn't know the parent of the Japanese maple 'Sweet Lorraine', but when we repotted the original seedling, we discovered the name Acer palmatum 'Seedling from Amber Ghost' (1999) on a plastic label that had slipped out of view to the bottom of the pot. Nowadays, we identify these seedlings as 'EX Amber Ghost', and we use a different colored label in hopes that the team understands that, although they all look different, the common trait is that they are not all 'Amber Ghost' ? just as human siblings are not the same people as their mother. Acer palmatum 'Sweet Lorraine' is a delicate laceleaf maple. New growth is reddish, then later (around mid-June), it transitions to a light green. There are other somewhat similar non-Buchholz cultivars, such as 'Baldsmith' and 'Van den Akker' ? both terrible names ? but 'Sweet Lorraine' is more dwarf-like, at least under our growing conditions. The original was sold a few years ago in a 20-gallon pot, having grown in the greenhouse to 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide in 15 years. It was no longer producing quality grafting scions, not even mediocre ones, so I replaced it with younger scions on vigorous green rootstocks. Do I regret letting go of the original Buchholz introduction? Yes, always. But employees want higher wages, not sweet memories. 'Sweet Lorraine' ? what a name. For some reason, it came to me from the popular song by Cliff Burwell (music) and Mitchell Parish (lyrics), published in 1928. Do yourself a favor and look up Nat King Cole ? Sweet Lorraine for a lovely rendition ? or, for rock fans, try Country Joe's version. Oh darling ? Sweet Lorraine!"* 38,00^€ starting at out of stock

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