I have posted before about bonsai pine trees and how they are much harder to care for than just a standard bonsai tree. When thinking about buying a bonsai make sure to think about how much time you have available to dedicate to taking care of your new tree. Caring for a bonsai tree can take more or less time depending on the style and variety you buy. The pine variety needs more nurturing and care than a standard Japanese or maple bonsai. Whichever type of tree you decide, look up how to take care of it and what climate it can live in to make sure that you are making the right decision.

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Japanese Red Pine Bonsai Tree-26″x22″x32″ (pinus resinosa ‘quinobequin’) A globe shaped dwarf with needles half as long as those of the species. Has soft flexible needles and purple-red cones. Soft reddish bark. Originated from a witches’-broom which is a dense abnormal growth that arises from mutated buds on coniferous trees. Hardy. Keep outdoors. 24 years old. 26″x22″x32″. Potted in a 14″ blue ceramic fluted oval container as shown.