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Buxus harlandii. Bonsai 20 years. Harland boxwood. The trees classified as indoor are trees that mostly come from tropical climates and that, therefore, do not like low temperatures. We must place them inside the houses, always close to a source of natural light. Evergreen tree or bush. Slow growth. Valued as a bonsai for its trunk and small leaves.

Leaf type: evergreen

Acer palmatum deshojo. Bonsai 20 years. Japanese Red Maple. Due to their characteristics these are outdoor trees, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Fast-growing deciduous tree. Very appreciated for the colouring of its leaves.

Leaf type: deciduous

Acer palmatum deshojo. Prebonsai 20 years. Japanese Red Maple. Due to their characteristics these are outdoor trees, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Fast-growing deciduous tree. Very appreciated for the colouring of its leaves.

Leaf type: deciduous

Pinus pentaphylla. Bonsai 29 years. Five-needle pine. These are trees that, by nature, must be placed outside, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Evergreen tree whose leaves are called needles. The needles grow in bunches of five and have white stripes on the undersides. They belong to the order of the conifers because its fruit, the pine, has the shape of a cone. It’s a tree which you can find in the mountains and of slow growth. As a bonsai you will often find it grafted on to the stronger rootstock of P. thunbergii.

Juniperus chinensis Itoigawa. Bonsai 35 years. Chinese juniper or Needle juniper. These are trees that, by nature, must be placed outside, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. It grows slowly and belongs to the order of the conifers.

Leaf type: evergreen

Metasequoia sp. Bonsai 7 years. Dawn redwood. These are trees that, by nature, must be placed outside, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Deciduous tree with reddish bark. Leaves ending in point, alternate, linear and arranged in two rows, pale green – yellow male flowers forming long panicles.

Leptospermum scoparium. Bonsai 10 years. Manuka or tea tree. Commonly called manuka, New Zealand teatree, broom tea-tree, or just tea tree, is a species of flowering plant in the myrtle family Myrtaceae, native to south-east Australia and New Zealand.

Leaf type: evergreen

Ficus carica. Bonsai 10 years. Fig tree. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside because they need both the sun and the cold to produce fruit. It is a deciduous tree with fast growth and plenty of edible fruits.

Leaf type: deciduous

Quercus suber. Bonsai 10 years. Oak. These are typical Mediterranean trees, they live better outside. Deciduous tree. Oak wood is highly used to make barrels to produce wine.

Zelkova parvifolia. Bonsai 10 years. Japanese Elm. The so-called indoor trees are mostly trees from tropical origins, that do not support low temperatures. We must place them indoors, always close to a source of natural light. It is a semi-deciduous tree well known for its small leaves and characteristic bark.

Calliandra riparia. Bonsai 18 years. Powder Puff. Evergreen outdoor bonsai, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. It stands out for its red or pink flowers in spring and for its good adaptability to different climates. From the Fabaceae family. Bonsai with fast growth. Originary from Central America, South America and the Caribbean. Its shiny leaves and red or pink flowers are very attractive to pollinators.

Leaf type: evergreen

Pinus pentaphylla. Bonsai 21 years. Five-needle pine. These are trees that, by nature, must be placed outside, ideal for balconies, gardens and terraces. Evergreen tree whose leaves are called needles. The needles grow in bunches of five and have white stripes on the undersides. They belong to the order of the conifers because its fruit, the pine, has the shape of a cone. It’s a tree which you can find in the mountains and of slow growth. As a bonsai you will often find it grafted on to the stronger rootstock of P. thunbergii.

Leaf type: evergreen