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Bonsai Tree Pictures

One of the biggest mistakes I made, in my early bonsai days, was not to take enough bonsai tree pictures. To see changes over the years is amazing. Sometimes we don't realize what a difference our years of work have made. I think I was mostly so anxious to get started, I have very few "before" shots.

Your photographs can be a lesson in themselves.

My advice: Take pictures!

If you do have them, add your bonsai tree pictures on several different pages of this site.

Or look at what others have contributed, comment and rank them!

Buttonwood (Conocarpus erectus) ...

Bahama Berry (Nashia inaguensis) ...

Ficus (Ficus species) ...

Fukien Tea (Ehretia microphylla ) -Carmona ...

Dwarf Jade (Portulacaria afra) ...

and Serissa (Serissa foetida) each have their own page.

Many other types of bonsai trees are shown at the bottom of this page. Here are some tips on how to add yours.


There is room for more than one picture. If you have before and after pictures, please share them. They are everyone's favorites!

When submitting a bonsai photo, it helps if you give the bonsai size (sometimes it's hard to tell in photos). Perhaps tell about the container. Let us know how long you've had your tree and where you got it.

Was it a bonsai when you started working on it? Do you have a future plan for the tree? We would like to know that too.

Everyone had different needs for winter care, what do you do to protect your bonsai?

Anything else you'd like to share will be welcome.

And don't forget to give your name (just first is OK, if you prefer) and where you live.



Chinese Elm above from National Bonsai Collection, Washington, DC

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Do you have a real bonsai gem or perhaps a diamond in the rough? We want to see it and hear about it too! Share your bonsai tree picture and story with us today.

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What Other Visitors Have Added

Click on the links below to see contributions from other visitors, add your comments and give them a star rating.

Cypress tree Knees  starstarstarstarstar
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Attached are photos of my large cypress tree. The tree was a seedling - planted in 1986. I inherited the tree ...

One That Got Away!  starstarstarstarstar
Several people have asked me about the tamarind bonsai on my home page. This Tamarindus indica was a favorite of mine for many years. During that time,...

bonsai picture...need help to identify  starstarstarstar
Bought this plant from Walmart. I dont know what it is or how to prune/care for it. It has started growing these weird thin branch like things that seem ...

Brazilian Rain tree – Pithecellobium tortum  Not rated yet
Two days before my birthday in 2003, my wife gave me the Brazilian Rain Tree. She purchased it from our late friend, Ron Martin.

This tree was a ...

It is May! Then look for the Wisteria  Not rated yet
In December of 1999 a Texas Company called the Tree farm sold Texas Ebony. I had always wanted one, and so I ordered a small tree.

When I opened ...

19 tree - Bucida spinosa (Black Olive)  Not rated yet
During the early spring in 2009 my Black Olive was dropping many seeds on its soil. I watched them grow until the end of July. On the 28th I carefully ...

Cypress tree Knees  Not rated yet
This is a picture of my cypress tree in 2001 (shown without leaves). The tree was a seedling - planted in 1986.

See other submission for my tree today....

A Collected Pine, I Believe it's a White Pine  Not rated yet
After moving from good ole New York to South Carolina, I first went into culture shock. I'm blown away by the difference beween the two states. In ...



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