Japanese Bonsai Tree Names

Aimi from japanese 愛 ai love affection and 美 mi beautiful.
Japanese bonsai tree names. Cedrus atlantica and sometimes a common name for example. Winter jasmine juniperus procumbens. The windswept bonsai appears like a leaning bonsai except the branches all grow on one side giving an appearance of a sail. See list of outdoor bonsai trees or indoor bonsai trees.
Botanical name common name example references hedera helix. Japanese bonsai trees japan is home to hundreds of bonsai nurseries that have been family businesses for centuries. Blue jacaranda jasminum nudiflorum. The most popular tree species in japan are pines junipers and maples.
This style is one where leaves only grow at the top. Bonzai is a japanese battle cry so i would name your tree battle cry your teacher will give you extra points. Broom 箒立ち hokidachi is a style employed for trees with fine branching like elms. Windswept 吹き流し fukinagashi is a style.
Japanese maple bonsai acer palmatum trident maple bonsai acer buergerianum. Bonsai tree prunus mume bonsai treeshave been given many names most will have their botanical genus and species name associated with them for example. This bonsai is also known for surviving harsh climates. The trunk is straight and branches.
We have 22 guides available in this category. Chinese plum japanese apricot. Banzai is the battle cry. Japanese black pine bonsai tree they are known as pinus thunbergii.
Honey locust hibiscus syriacus. Bonsai trees are also given japanese names for different sizes of tree see names of bonsai size types on this page also. Hina from japanese 陽 hi sun. No wonder the level of japanese bonsai trees is considered by most to be unrivaled.
Bonsai just literally translates to tray plant. Ultimately there are several growing location types of bonsai trees. Dwarf japanese garden juniper juniperus chinensis. A double trunk bonsai is one where 2 trunks grow from the main trunk.
Therefore they can survive without water for a couple of weeks. Tree species that shed leaves in fall or in the dry season.