Buttonwood Bonsai Photos
Before you add your buttonwood bonsai photos and story, have you seen the
buttonwood page
(with photos of an ancient tree in Key West, FL)?
Have you read my
"wild" collecting experience story?
If you haven't seen those two pages, take a minute now.
To me Conocarpus erectus is one of the most significant American trees adapted to the art of bonsai. Most tropical bonsai collections have at least one of these masterpieces of nature.
Because they come in so many different sizes, shapes and styles naturally; no two are alike and are rarely even similar.
Do you have one (or more of these) tropical beauties?
Not Ready to Share Your Favorite Photo? Click on the links at the bottom of this page to see photos and stories from other visitors to this site.
If you are ready, this is the place to tell us about your favorite. Be sure to give the size (sometimes it's hard to tell in photos).
Have A Great Buttonwood Bonsai ?
Many bonsai have a story, does yours?
Where did it come from? How long have you had it? Any special care information? What's your favorite thing about this tree? Please give us the dimensions and tell about the container too!
And please don't forget to tell us who you are and where you live (at the bottom).
Photos, Comments and Ratings
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Ed Trout Pembroke Pines, Florida zone 10c
    
This particular Buttonwood has special significance. Firstly, it was aquired from Mary Miller, my dear friend & teacher, and secondly it became one of ...
The Lobster
    
Joe Samuels was traditional in many ways. However, every so often he would surprise us. This buttonwood became one of his favorites. He called it "The ...
70th Birthday Buttonwood
    
Ten years ago, this coming August (2010), my wife asked me what I wanted for my birthday? I told her, "a Buttonwood." Her answer was, "OK. What's a Buttonwood?...
Buttonwood Bonsai on Exhibit
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Owner unknown!
Need your help. This photo was taken at one of the Bonsai Soceity of Miami exhibits (year?)
If you recognize this tree, please contact ...
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