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Outdoor bonsai

Outdoor bonsai are hardy bonsai species. In winter, as bonsai, they tolerate sub-zero temperatures without any problems. When caring for bonsai, it should be noted that these trees should not be kept in the apartment as an indoor bonsai.

Outdoor bonsai for sale

We offer both domestic as well as bonsai trees from Japan, Korea and China for sale. Most of the domestic bonsai were produced by us. Here you can buy your outdoor bonsai. All trees are individually photographed and you will receive exactly the selected tree, securely packaged.




Notes on Purchasing

If you buy an outdoor bonsai in our online shop, you will get exactly the tree you put into the shopping cart when you placed your order. After a bonsai has been purchased, it is automatically and immediately deleted from the online shop. This way every customer gets the bonsai he ordered. A double purchase is avoided.

But: Bonsai trees are living creatures and change - often quickly in summer. This may result in minor differences between the image and the delivered outdoor bonsai. 2 examples: A flowering apple tree bonsai already has 2 months later fruits. A larch bonsai throws off the needles in autumn of course.

What are hardy bonsai trees ?

Hardy bonsai trees are tree species that can withstand even the lowest temperatures in winter without any problems. They are genetically adapted to frost. Hardy bonsai trees are often called garden bonsai.

Although these hardy bonsai survive well, they should (with a few exceptions) not be overwintered outdoors in winter. During frost, the bonsai soil is frozen in the bonsai pots and can no longer deliver water. Despite the pronounced hardiness in winter an outdoor bonsai can be damaged by the lack of water.

The problem of water shortage on frozen ground can be avoided in winter hardy bonsai trees by hibernating in an unheated greenhouse or foil tent. Burying the bonsai with the pot in the garden soil (shade, sheltered from the wind) also works very well.

In any case, you should avoid the overwintering of outdoor bonsai in the house or even the apartment. It is too dark and, above all, too warm. The outdoor bonsai consume their reserves under these conditions and become weaker. Possibly they even sprout out. Then even the hardiest bonsai trees become frost sensitive and can be damaged even at temperatures just below 0°C.

Wintering of outdoor bonsai

Outdoor bonsai are hardy bonsai. This makes it easy to overwinter a bonsai properly.

We overwinter all outdoor bonsai in an unheated foil tent. The bonsai are completely frozen in it for 2-3 weeks in winter. With the high humidity in the foil tent without any problems.

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