Bonsai Tree

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Who we are

Bonsai Tree, based in the beautiful city of Cape Town, South Africa is an online store specializing in merchandise for bonsai artists, succulent and orchid enthusiasts, shrimp breeders and aquascapers. We also cater for many home gardening needs, florists and stock a range of agricultural grafting tools and consumables.

Delivering daily across South Africa and the world to happy customers.

Current Top Sellers

Acacia Bonsai Growing Kit

Acacia Bonsai Growing Kit 20 R249.95 ZAR

Japanese Black Pine Bonsai Growing Kit *LIMITED EDITION*

Japanese Black Pine Bonsai Growing Kit *LIMITED EDITION* 1 R269.95 ZAR

Japanese Pumice (Hyuga), Small, 3-6mm

Japanese Pumice (Hyuga), Small, 3-6mm from R95.00 ZAR

Japanese Akadama, Small, 3-5mm

Japanese Akadama, Small, 3-5mm from R105.00 ZAR

Indigenous Seeds for Bonsai

Indigenous Seeds for Bonsai R18.00 ZAR

Bonsai Professional Seedling Mix

Sale

Bonsai Professional Seedling Mix 4 from R39.00 ZAR R380.00 ZAR

BonsaiBoost, Organic Bonsai Fertilizer

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BonsaiBoost, Organic Bonsai Fertilizer 27 from R85.00 ZAR R1,020.00 ZAR

Bonsai Tree Fertilizer Containers

Bonsai Tree Fertilizer Containers 11 from R65.00 ZAR

Crean Mate

Crean Mate R165.00 ZAR

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Tree Talk Blog

Chinese Cork Bark Elm Progression, Part 1

7 min read

In this first episode of the development of a field grown Cork Bark Elm as a bonsai tree, Terry Erasmus shares what appealed to him about the tree initially and the processes and techniques he employed during the first year of growth in a container environment.

Chinese maple root over rock

7 min read

chinese maple Root over Rock

Few species are as versatile bonsai subjects as the Chinese or Trident maple. Very hardy, responds well to many styling techniques appreciated throughout the seasons. Follow the progression of this root over rock grown by Terry Erasmus since 2011.