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Air layering rooter pot ® size large ref : 6586 Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. View a slideshow explaining the simple process here . 3,80^€ order

Air layering rooter pot ® size small. ref : 6574 Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Height 100 mm, Ø 80 mm. For trunks of 7-15 mm diameter. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. View a slideshow explaining the simple process here. 2,80^€ order

DISSECTUM GARNET ref : 295 Leaves: laciniated, dark violet throughout the season and then orange in autumn. Also called 'garnet'. 26,50^€ starting at order

eleagnus pungens 15040221 ref : 11668 Moyogi style with a sinuous trunk. Height of the tree : 850 mm. Width : 630 mm. Diameter of the trunk : 140 mm, Nebari of 260 mm. Enamelled clear blue colored pot of : 550*420*110 mm. The eleagnus, also called silverberry or oleaster is a little tree with a half evergreen foliage, oval and silver-colored on the reverse. The new shoots are copper-colored and the flowers of this tree are perfumed, small and waxy yellow-colored. The flowers will let place to brown/red olive-shaped fruits from 8 to 12 mm in the end of the season. This subject is more than 50 years old and comes from a yamadori. It has formed trays and a beautiful bark. Absolutely requires a full sun exposure. Without any wire wounds or strong cutting wounds. Very good conicity of the trunk, beautiful roots base. For collectors, the bark of this bonsaÏ is perfectly formed and the movement of the trunk is graceful, in perfect harmony with the dense trays. You can look at it from 2 faces, both beautiful. Photographed in April 2022. Shelf not included. Coming from Master Shiino Kentaro, in Shizuoka Ken. 2.380,00^€ order

GARNET ref : 354 Leaves: laciniated, brownish red in spring. Dark violet in summer, turning to bright red in autumn. Also called dissectum garnet. A must among dissectum varieties. 26,50^€ starting at order

GEKKOH NISHIKI ref : 359 Leaves: tender green with brown tips in spring, dark green in summer turning to red in autumn. Variety called nishiki but without any variegations. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock

Hosta Amalia ref : 11033 Coming from a hybridization of Hosta Dancing queen. Also called Princess Amalia. Height : about 80 cm. Width : 60 cm. Leaves with dark green side and green shade in the middle. Lavender color flowers. Flowering in July/August. Wonderful variety that is still little known in Europe but has a good future thanks to its radiant color. Big rhizome delivered in a 1 liter plastic pot. 12,00^€ order

Imperata cylindrica red grass ref : 7259 Height: + - 150 mm. Delivered in a plastic pot. Bamboo mat not included. Imperata cylindrica is favoured for its fiery blood-red tips in autumn. In winter the straw turns brown while in summer the ornamental green grass features silver grey flowers. In Japanese it's called Chigaya Kusa. 5,40^€ out of stock

Lanterne granit zendoji gata130 cm. ref : 11995 Height: 130 cm Top section: 35*35 cm Height of the column: +- 35 cm. Diameter of the column: 15 cm. Thickness: 40 cm Weight: 150 kilograms Dimensions of the square cage: 17*17 cm. Height of the cage: 17 cm. Dimensions of the pedestal: 45*45 cm. Thickness : 14 cm. An element like a lotus flower bud is on the top of the hat of the lantern which Height is 18 cm. Delivered in 6 elements. A Japanese nishinoya toro or lantern made of solid granite is notable for the elegant roof line and crown shaped like a lotus bud. decorates the central table light compartment featuring a flower stencil window and pierced holes. A bulb can be added to illuminate it, lighting pathways and entrances. The granite surface type is pineapple grain. Our garden elements (basins, granite lanterns, stones, and Japanese cobblestones) are usually stored outside. Indeed these elements may present patina and an ancient aspect (lichen and moss), which give them an additional authenticity charm. This aspect is commonly really appreciated in the traditional Japanese garden sphere. This model, called zendoji gata is little common and it is rare to find it in Japan. Guy Maillot chose to introduce it to his customers. The last picture is a scenery suggestion. 885,00^€ order

Lanterne granit zendoji gata150 cm. ref : 11996 Height: 160 cm Top section: 45*45 cm Height of the column: +- 44 cm. Diameter of the column: 20 cm. Thickness: 40 cm Weight: 200 kilograms Dimensions of the square cage: 21*21 cm. Dimensions of the pedestal: 55*55 cm. Diameter of the pedestal: 18 cm. An element like a lotus flower bud is on the top of the hat of the lantern which Height is 18 cm. Delivered in 6 elements. A Japanese nishinoya toro or lantern made of solid granite is notable for the elegant roof line and crown shaped like a lotus bud. decorates the central table light compartment featuring a flower stencil window and pierced holes. A bulb can be added to illuminate it, lighting pathways and entrances. The granite surface type is pineapple grain. Our garden elements (basins, granite lanterns, stones, and Japanese cobblestones) are usually stored outside. Indeed these elements may present patina and an ancient aspect (lichen and moss), which give them an additional authenticity charm. This aspect is commonly really appreciated in the traditional Japanese garden sphere. This model, called zendoji gata is little common and it is rare to find it in Japan. Guy Maillot chose to introduce it to his customers. The last picture is a scenery suggestion. 985,00^€ order

Lanterne granite 105 cm ref : 12002 Height: 105 cm Top section: 40*40 cm. Thickness: 20 cm. Height of the column: +- 65 cm. Diameter of the column: 20 cm. Weight: 150 kilograms in 3 elements to assemble. Section: 20*20 cm. Dimensions of the pedestal: 35*35 cm. Thickness of the pedestal: 19 cm. An element like a lotus flower bud is on the top of the hat of the lantern which Height is 18 cm. Delivered in 6 elements. A Japanese nishinoya toro or lantern made of solid granite is notable for the elegant roof line and crown shaped like a lotus bud. decorates the central table light compartment featuring a flower stencil window and pierced holes. A bulb can be added to illuminate it, lighting pathways and entrances. The granite surface type is pineapple grain. Our garden elements (basins, granite lanterns, stones, and Japanese cobblestones) are usually stored outside. Indeed these elements may present patina and an ancient aspect (lichen and moss), which give them an additional authenticity charm. This aspect is commonly really appreciated in the traditional Japanese garden sphere. This model, called zendoji gata is little common and it is rare to find it in Japan. Guy Maillot chose to introduce it to his customers. The last picture is a scenery suggestion. 595,00^€ order

Laying child garden sculpture jizo bosatsu ref : 12023 Magnificent authentic granite sculpture depicting a child holding a bell in their arms, upon which rests a mouse. In Japanese, it is called "jizo bosatsu." The dimensions of this artwork are: it stands 40 cm tall and is approximately 50 cm long, with a width of 23 cm. The sculpture, crafted in a single piece, elegantly rests on a base measuring 45 * 23 cm. Despite its imposing weight of around 55 kilograms, this creation radiates with lightness. This charming character embodies youth with a posture reminiscent of the sphinx, exuding an aura of innocence and curiosity. Every detail has been meticulously handcrafted, reflecting energetic and cheerful execution. The presence of bells, traditional ornaments from ancient Shinto shrines, adds a touch of tradition and spirituality to the artwork. The bells, called "suzus," were used to capture the attention of Kami, the divine spirits. Next to the child, a mouse, symbolizing intelligence and contemplation, is depicted. It is believed to ward off problems and promote mental clarity, thus enhancing work efficiency and success in endeavors. This sculpture encapsulates the timeless beauty and profound significance of Japanese culture, while infusing your space with elegance and serenity. Our granite elements, stones, and stepping stones are usually kept outdoors. Indeed, the patina and aged appearance thus acquired (lichen and moss) provide an additional layer of authenticity, greatly cherished in the art of classic Japanese gardens. 920,00^€ order

nandina domestica twilight ® ref : 10459 Nandina domestica Twilight Nursery piece delivered in plastic pot Height of the only tree : about 300-400 mm. Dense clump ramified at its base with many trunks. This japanese species also called sacred bamboo is a shrub with evergreen foliage. Along years it could reach 1 meter height. Its spring foliage is very bright and is composed of pink leaves at budding that turn creamy white, as it get older the leaves take darker tones. However the new shoots are always amazing with their bright coloration. With the arrival of the first frost, the foliage will take a red/orange color and it will last all along the winter period. This species cultivated in Japan with a wet and hot climate in a full sunlight exposure, requires to be at semi shade in our region. Flowering in white grapes that will give red orange berries. This shrub will fit perfect in small gardens, japanese gardens but also on terrraces for a pot cultivation. To tell you the little story, it was born in 2006 from a nandina domestica seedling. The japanese nursery man who obtained the variety is called Mr Sakaue, from colorful garden in Osaka, he then sold the license to the USA and then in Europe to The Netherlands, where it obbtained a prize at the famous Platarium exhibition in Boskoop. It is currently a protected variety and the multiplication is prohibited. The two last pictures show the plant that came from the first seedling and its 5000 descendants in Mr Sakaue's greenhouse who kept it like a treasure, Thank you to him for sharing that superb variety with us. 16,50^€ order

n° 11 - Pseudo-cydonia, cognassier à fruits ref : 5370 Family: ROSACEES Kind: Chaenomeles The following species are to distinguish : Chaenomeles sinensis or Pseudocydonia sinensis, our tree to quinces (remember the doughs and frosts of quinces of our big mothers), is called "KARIN"; He/it was used like wood of heating in Korea. Chaenomeles speciosa or japonica is a bush to flowers called BOKE or" KARA BOKE ". Object of a next number, his/her/its culture and his/her/its styles being different. 4,00^€ order

n° 17 - Chaenomeles speciosa, cognassier à fleurs ref : 5376 Family: ROSACEES Kind: Chaenomeles The Chaenomeles sinensis or pseudocydonia sinensis, our tree to quinces, called "KARIN" by the Japanese, made the survey of our n° 11. The Chaenomeles speciosa or japonica is a bush that we call quince fluently" to flowers of Japan ". The Japanese name it BOKE or" KARA BOKE ". His/her/its culture and his/her/its styles are different from those of the sinensis. 4,00^€ order

RED FEATHER ref : 834 Very fine leaves and laciniated purple red in spring, reddish brown in summer and reddish orange in autumn. Often called rilas red wrongly. Superb variety for cultivation in beds but also in pots and containers on terraces, low development. One of the only varieties with red filigree lace on the leaves so cut into lace. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock

SEIGEN ref : 900 Also called seigai. The leaves are bright pink ribbed with greenish yellow in spring, dark green in summer, and reddish orange in autumn. Often grown as bonsais. Trees on 3 liter pot are on or about 25 to 30 cm height. 26,50^€ starting at order

Set of 3 air layering baby rooter pots ® ref : 6587 Set of 3. Height 100 mm, Ø 80 mm. For trunks of 7-15 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 7,80^€ order

Set of 3 air layering big rooter pots ® ref : 6590 Set of 3. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 10,80^€ order

Set of 5 air layering big rooter pots ® ref : 6591 Set of 5. Height 150 mm, Ø 120 mm. For trunks of 15-25 mm diameter. Plastic rooter pot with a convenient side opening and water reservoir. This pot is for propagating all trees and bushes using a system called air layering. Use it to form bonsai or simply to clone plants that are difficult to sow from seed or grow from cuttings. Choose a branch on a mother plant, strip off a piece of bark and place the rooter pot around the wound, filled with sphagnum or a mix of sphagnum and Japanese akadama earth. Close the pot using the hooks and put on the lid to encourage rainwater and moisture to collect through its funnel-shaped top. A water reserve at the bottom of the pot ensures sufficient hydration for the soil. This handy pot is reusable and economic. The time it takes for roots to develop will vary from 1 to 3 months depending on the species. Once small roots appear, cut the branch with secateurs just under the pot to remove the newly rooted plant from the mother plant. Now you can take away the rooter pot and transplant your new plant into a container or directly into the soil, taking care not to break the fragile roots. 17,00^€ order