Japanese White Pine Bonsai, 32 Years Old (Pinus parviflora 'Bergman')

$543.95 + $69.95 shipping.

About this Japanese White Pine Bonsai, 32 Years Old (Pinus parviflora 'Bergman')

32 years of growth stand behind this Japanese white pine, a 'Bergman' selection reaching 26 inches tall over a 13 by 19 inch spread. The cultivar is known for needles that curve softly and carry a strong blue tone, and for the tight, congested habit that follows from its very slow rate of extension. Cones are medium in size. Being fully hardy, the tree should live outside through every season rather than being brought indoors, and its restrained vigor makes the finished outline easy to hold.

Japanese White Pine bonsai care

This is a living Japanese White Pine (Pinus parviflora). Before you buy, this is what it will ask of you:

Indoor / outdoor
Strictly outdoor. It needs full seasons, including a genuine winter dormancy, and will decline indoors
Light
Full sun. More sun produces shorter needles, denser foliage and better color
Water
DRY. One of the driest of all bonsai. Water thoroughly, then let it dry appreciably before watering again; never keep it wet
USDA zones
Roughly 4b–7 (some sources cite 5–9); reliably hardy to about -20°F (-29°C) when fully acclimated
#1 cause of death
Root rot from overwatering / water-retentive soil — made worse on trees grown on their own roots

Soil, repotting, pruning, seasonal work and the full pest and disease list are in our free Japanese White Pine bonsai care guide.

Specifications

Item
BB-K9444
Price
$543.95
Shipping
$69.95
Type
Bonsai supply

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Shipping & returns

Ships from our nursery partner for $69.95. See shipping & returns for delivery times and the returns policy for this item.

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