Brussel’s CT9005CE Chinese Elm Bonsai
- Deciduous outdoor bonsai
- The small leaves are ideally suited for bonsai
- Imported from northern China
- 5 years old; 9 inches tall
- Ulmus parvifolia
Chinese Elms are deciduous trees with small leaves and fine twigging on their secondary branches. These trees are imported from Chinese nurseries where the branches have been painstakingly trained for years. Chinese Elms are durable and may be displayed indoors for extended periods of time.
List Price: $ 40.00
Price: $ 21.99
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A Great Buy For Beginners!,
I recently became interested in becoming a practitioner in the art of bonsai, so I went out and bought a book about indoor bonsai for beginners. After reading the book throughly, I decided to go with the Chinese Elm, since it looks great and can stand the hard tap water in the area where I live. The tree also is capable of withstanding most pests, with the exception of spider mites, but I got a humidifying tray to aide with that. I literally just received this tree and it is just great! It took approximately four days to arrive and only lost about fifteen leaves, which in my book, is just fine for four days without sun, only about of three leaves were yellowed. The coloring and branch placement are exceptional and it looks like this is the start of a great relationship. :)
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|Posted on July 22nd, 2011 at 2:10 pm
Beautiful!,
I received this tree only 3 days after I ordered it! It’s beautiful! It has a nice fat trunk and looks exactly like the picture. It shows no signs of insects or disease. It came in a good quality pot. I’m sure I’ll have this tree for a long time.
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|Posted on July 22nd, 2011 at 2:25 pm
3 Years later, tree is beating the odds,
I love this little tree. My husband got it for his birthday about 3 years ago, and it’s traveled with us from Boston to California. We do NOT have green thumbs, and the tree has had to struggle back from drought and drastic climate change and overpruning and inexpert attempts at wiring, and there were times I confess I thought I’d killed it for good, but each time it’s magically brought back all its leaves and continued being one of the most beautiful green things I own. The shape is lovely, and I remember it arrived packaged incredibly well.
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|Posted on July 22nd, 2011 at 3:19 pm
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