Chinese Elm Bonsai Trees
Miniature version of nature, bonsai tree, presented in a small pot and placing in the center of room would amazing natural green ambiance to home.
Tiny leaves with hardy trunk, Chinese elm bonsai tree gives perfect shape of tree as with curved trunk with bunch of leaves.
A subtropical plant, Chinese elm bonsai tree, needs moderate sunlight and generous water. As when its soil dries, it requires water.
Chinese Elm Bonsai tree of evergreen leaves will be aroma to room as it will most loved by green environment appreciators.
1 0 years old specimen, 10″ – 12″ tall. Homegrown by 9GreenBox
Recommended indoor bonsai tree.
Hardy tree with a great shape
You will receive this nice bonsai with 6″ Ceramic Vase
Deciduous outdoor bonsai
The small leaves are ideally suited for bonsai
Imported from northern China
10 years old; 14 inches tall
Ulmus parvifolia
Bonsai Boy’s Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree Curved Trunk & Tiered Branching Style ulmus parvifolia
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7 years old, 22″ x 13″ x 28″.
Recommended indoor bonsai tree grown and trained by Bonsai Boy.
Potted in a 15″ brown rectangle mica container. Suitable humidity/drip try is recommended. To purch
Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in 10″ Bonsai Pot, 3ce From Hollow Creek Bonsai
1 6″ Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in a 10″ fine quality bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant.
Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in 8 Bonsai Pot, From Hollow Creek Bonsai by HOLLOW CREEK FARMS
C hinese Elm Bonsai Tree in a fine quality bonsai pot. Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant.
Specimen 8″-10″ Shohin/mame Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, From Hollow Creek Bonsai
S pecimen8″-10″ Shohin/Mame Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in a fine quality bonsai pot. Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant.
D eciduous outdoor bonsai
The small leaves are ideally suited for bonsai
Imported from northern China
15 Years old; 20 inches tall
Ulmus parvifolia
Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree – Large Curved Trunk Style (Ulmus Parvifolia)
Prehistoric Bonsai – 10 Yrs Old
Chinese Elm bonsai has been grown and trained to have tiered trunk to give it an aged look.
10 yrs old and about 13 inches tall.
Biological Name: Ulmus Parvifolia
Chinese Elm Bonsai 25 Seed/Seeds – Ulmus parvifolia
H as small evergreen leaves which remain on the tree year – round
Proper name: Ulmus parvifolia
Mature Height: 70′
A lovely park or landscape tree
25 Seeds
Bonsaiboy Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree – Large Curved Trunk Style Ulmus Parvifolia
R ecommended indoor bonsai tree, grown and trained by Bonsai Boy.
Suitable humidity/drip tray is recommended.
10 years old, 13″ tall.
Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree – Medium by Bonsai Boy
10 years old specimen, 10″ – 12″ tall
Recommended indoor bonsai tree, grown and trained by Bonsai Boy
Twisted trunk and exposed roots
Hardy tree with a great shape
Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in 8″ Bonsai Pot, From Hollow Creek Bonsai
C hinese Elm Bonsai Tree in a fine quality bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture.They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant.
19″ Tall Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 03ce5 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
1 9″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
21″ Tall Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 03ce3 , From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 1″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
20″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce200 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 0″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
22″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce194 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 2″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
24″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce186 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 4″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
21″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce196 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 1″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature
22″ Tall Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree 03ce4, From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 2″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
20″ Tall Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 03ce1 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 0″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
21″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce197 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 1″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
19″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce193 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
1 9″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
18″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce190 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
18″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
21″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce187 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
21″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
22″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 9ce191 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
2 2″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
22″ Tall Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree, 03ce2 From Hollow Creek Bonsai
22″ Specimen Chinese Elm Bonsai in a fine grade bonsai pot.Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture. They do need to be placed in a cooler area to go dormant. – Tree photographed dormant with leaves coming off for winter rest. Winter is the best time to enjoy the true mastery of the art of bonsai by observing the “bare bones” of the trees. With no leaves, the structure of a deciduous bonsai reveals how well the artist has created his miniaturized version of nature.
Indoorbonsaiexotics Imported Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree 12yrs Old
Imported Chinese Elm. Comes in glazed 8 or 10 inch pot 10-12 inches tall approximately Recommend our organic fertilizer. Indoor and not in full sun. Outdoors shade. Beginner bonsai tree.
Chinese Elm Bonsai 25 Seed/Seeds – Ulmus parvifolia by Hirts: Seed; Trees & Shrubs
H as small evergreen leaves which remain on the tree year – round, Proper name: Ulmus parvifolia, Mature Height: 70′, A lovely park or landscape tree, 25 Seeds
Chinese Elm Bonsai Tree in a 6″ Bonsai Pot, From Hollow Creek Bonsai. Trees are subtropical and can be kept indoors with proper light and moisture.