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99,75 € 105,00 € 999In StockReduced price!SPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: GinkoFamily: GinkgoaceaeCountry of origin: ChinaPot diameter: 12 cmBlooming season: spring History and curiosities: also called "tree of grandfather and grandson", because only the third generation of a family will get to see the first fruits, its cultivation is particularly widespread in Japan and Korea for the adaptability to bonsai techniques.Malus
87,29 € 96,99 € 999In StockReduced price!SPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: MalusFamily: RosaceaePot diameter: 20 cmHeight: 35 cmCountry of origin: Europe, Asia and North America Blooming period: Spring History and fun facts: produces edible wild applesbonsai deciduousMyrtle
46,74 € 54,99 € 996In StockReduced price!SPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Myrtus CommunisFamily: MirtaceeCountry of origin: Mediterranean countries Blooming period: Spring (April-May) History and fun facts: The myrtle contains an essential oil called maltol used to fight cough.Pino Mugo Bonsai
63,75 € 75,00 € 996In StockReduced price!SPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Mugo PineFamily:Pinacee Height: 40 cmDiameter:15cmCountry of origin: Central-southern EuropeHistory and curiosity: It is especially appreciated for rocks gardens. its shades range from green to brown up to a purple colorRed Malus
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27,90 €SPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: HelleborusFamily: RanunculaceaeCountry of origin: Europe, Asia MinorPot diameter: 14 cmHeight: 30 cmFlowering period: autumn, summerHistory and curiosity: In the past, it was used as a medication remedy. Hippocrates administered the Rose of Christmas as a laxative and diuretic remedy and against mental disorders.Pomegranate Bonsai XL
495,00 € 998In StockSPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Punica GranatumFamily: PunicaceaeNative country: South-western AsiaFlowering period: SpringPot diameter: 20 cmHeight: 50 cm Curiosity: Pomegranate is associated with religious concepts and with divine creation.Peperomia green gold
22,99 € 999In StockSPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Peperomia green goldFamily: Piperaceae Country of origin: south America Pot diameter: 12 cmHeight: 25 cmHistory and curiosities: The term peperomia comes from the Greek "peperi", due to the similarity of this species with that of pepperZelkova
92,00 € 998In StockSPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Zelkova Family: UlmaceaeCountry of origin: Europe and Asia Pot diameter: 20 cmHight: 40 cmHistory and curiosities: the fossil remains of this plant, according to the Paleobiology database, are originating in Canada and belong to the cretaceous Period, dating back to 80 million years ago.Carpinus Betulus
109,00 € 999In StockSPEDIZIONE GRATUITAName: Carpinus BetulusFamily: BetulaceaeCountry of origin: Western Europe Pot diameter: 12 cmHeight: 45 cmBlooming season: between March and May History and curiosities: The wood of the hornbeam is widely used in the production of small objects such as chess, components of musical instruments, gears.
