Bonsai tree care

Growing bonsai trees is more than an ancient art form, it’s a satisfying hobby and a way to connect with nature in a close and unique way. Getting started with bonsai is easy with these great tips on how to grow and care for your new bonsai tree.

Are you considering getting a bonsai tree? Or perhaps you were gifted one? Here's what you need to know to grow and care for a bonsai tree as a beginner...

If you're looking for a gateway to the ancient Japanese art of Bonsai, a good place to start is with a Ginseng Ficus. It looks great and requires minimal care compared to other bonsai, which can be...

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Explore essential bonsai tree care tips, from watering techniques to fertilizing strategies. Understand these miniature wonders and watch your bonsai thrive.

To set your indoor bonsai (and yourself) up for success, it’s all about choosing the right bonsai variety and caring for it properly.

Juniper bonsai trees are the quintessential bonsai specimen. Beloved for being low-maintenance and easy to shape, juniper bonsai are good starter trees.

These days bonsai plants are readily available in garden centers and online. Here are ten of the most popular varieties to get you started growing your own bonsai trees.

When you hear the word “ficus,” you probably think of a fiddle leaf fig or that big potted tree in the lobby of your office building. But certain ficus species can actually make great bonsai trees! Bonsai ficuses are beautiful and satisfying to care for, and many beginners find them easier to work with than many other types of bonsai. These trees are also ideal for growing indoors because they tolerate lower light better than many other bonsai trees.

Different types of bonsai trees offer unique ways to enhance your indoor or outdoor spaces. Explore our guide to these miniature marvels.