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MITSU SHIKA ref : 677 Leaves: dark green with long petioles in spring, dark green in summer with brownish pink young shoots, and reddish orange in autumn. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock

mukdenia rossii (aceriphyllum rossii) ref : 6507 Vivacious plant, rhizomes. Sold with a plastic pot. This plant has the advantage of producing star-shaped white flowers long before the first leaves. The deeply cut palmate foliage is similar to maple leaves but slightly thicker. During summer the leaves are dark green and in late autumn they turn a vivid red before falling in winter. Type: Herbaceous woodlander Family: Saxifragaceae Flower Colour: White Flowering Season: Spring Size: Flower stalks 10-15 cm high Origin: Asia Preferred Conditions: Moist, well drained soil Preferred Aspect: Shade 11,00^€ order

mystic jewel ref : 10345 Unique en son genre. Feuillage de printemps violacé de l'apparence du velours. Cette feuille de 6/8 centimètres de largeur devient verte dessus et grise dessous durant l'été et orangé puis brune sur l'automne. Les feuilles comme sur le charme persistent longtemps sur l'arbre et se couvriront de givre aux premières gelées donnant ainsi un caractère différent par rapport à vos autres érables du jardin. Son principal attrait sera le coloris de printemps, le feuillage parait doux on a envie de le toucher. En culture chez maillot Erable depuis plus de 5 ans il atteindra les 4 mètres de hauteur rapidement. ® Under license. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock

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° 12 - Fagus, hêtre ref : 5371 Family: FAGACEES Kind: Fagus The Japanese name of the Fagus is: buna FEATURE The beech or fayard is the most widespread tree in France. The most known species is the Fagus sylvatica, capable to reach 30 to 40 m of height. His/her/its trunk is gray, smooth. The leaves of 5 to 10 cm, are smooth, green, brilliant and veined. They turn to the brown to the fall not to fall contrary to those of the majority of the deciduous trees (marcescence). The buds of spring are long, let's laugh and pointed. The Fagus sylvatica covers more than 10% of the French forest. His/her/its compact wood, resistant to the humidity, is used everywhere that it is in joinery or woodwork. 4,00^€ order

n° 14 - Prunus, prunier ref : 5373 We can mention among the ornamental species : Malus baccata gracilis: 4/5 m., port pleureu, white flowers, enough small and red fruits. Malus baccata cheels weeping: 4/5 m., port whining, small fruits orange ropuge long enough persisting on the tree. Malus coccinea: 6/8 m., leaves purple tan, pink flowers, pink fruits. Malus coronarius charlottage: 4/6 m. pink flowers semi double perfumed, big fruits green clear, orange red foliage in fall. 4,00^€ order

n° 15 - Ginkgo biloba, arbre aux 40 écus ref : 5374 Family: GINKGOACEES Kind: Gingko Species: biloba The Japanese name of the Gingko is: Ichoo The fuss icho" zizi of present baby" of the aerial roots along the trunk whose advantage is to give an aged character after the fall of the leaves. Plant gymnosperme, the Gingko biloba has often been considered like a deciduous conifer. Original of China, where he/it "names himself/itself yin-Kuo ". The Chinese and the Japanese grant to the Gingko the power to move away fire. He/it is true that at the time of the earthquake of 1923, that destroyed Tokyo practically, a gigantic fire ravaged the city with the exception of a temple that was surrounded with Gingko. Some think that a juice has been carrot preventing the propagation of fire.. ? 4,00^€ order

n° 16 - Corylopsis spicata, noisetier à fleurs ref : 5375 Family : HAMAMELIDACEES Kind: Corylopsis spicata The Japanese name of the Corylopsis spicata is: Tosa mizuki FEATURE A dozen of species, all original of Asia, blooms, in small clusters, on wood, before the production of foliage, in the tones yellow primrose. The ovoid leaves are edged of small teeth ciliées, the obverse is green pale, the is over green bluish mat. Corylopsis spicata is a bush capable to reach 1,5 m high, of which the flowers yellow lemon slightly waxy, hang in clusters of 2 cm. Corylopsis pauciflora doesn't pass 1 m high, his/her/its flowers make clusters of 3 to 6-cm long. 4,00^€ order

n° 21 - Pyracantha, buisson ardent ref : 5380 Family: Rosacées Kind: Pyracantha Named in Japanese pyracan to pronounce "pilakan" where he/it has been introduced at the end of the XIX ème century. Distributed in moderate Asia and on the Mediterranean periphery, this kind unites 7 species. All form spiny shrubs, of 3 to 6 meters of height, cultivated for their obstinate foliage, usually green quick sheen, and for their red, yellow or orange bays, produced to profusion in fall. Foods but insipid, these are liked very of the birds. The vernal, gracious flowering but ephemeral, of small white flowers, grouped in corymbes all along the branches on two short spurs. Plants of moderate climate, the pyracanthas adjusts to nearly all soils. They fructify better in the sun, in one soil keeping his/her/its freshness by dry time, if the situation agrees to them, they naturalize themselves gladly to the point to become invading. 4,00^€ order

n° 22 - Diospyros kaki, kaki ref : 5381 Family: Ebenacées Kind: Diospyros Kaki Named khaki, plaqueminier of China. Named in Japanese: khaki The khaki was introduced in Europe in 1796. To Japan, the fruits that contain about 20% of glucose are consumed cool with alcohol and sugar, they are also dried. Distilled, they produce water - of - life. The tannin contained in the fruits no arrived again to maturity is used for tanning and dye. Wood sped along of the khaki, named "khaki kouro" is used in woodwork as his/her/its near parent the ebony. 4,00^€ order

n° 23 - Acer buergerianum, érable de burger part 1 ref : 5382 Family: Acéracées. Kind: ACER Species: Acer buergerianum In Japanese this maple names itself: Kaede (pronounce Kaédé). Feature: leaves trilobées of 4 to 6-cm long. Including three extensively obvious ribs since their basis. The Acer buergerianum, is from Japan and the East of China. Among the aged subjects, the wrinkled peel, himself desquame in plates. We raise in our nurseries the following varieties, available to the sale, all capable to create bonsaï of character : ARAKAWA KAEDE to peel liégeuse, not reaching, far from there, the beauty of the peel of the palmatum arakawa. GOSHIKI KAEDE multicolored green cream-colored pink foliage that can reach 3 to 4 m of top HANACHIRU SATO red pink foliage 4,00^€ order

n° 25 - Crataegus, aubépine ref : 5384 Family: Rosacées Kind: Crataegus His/her/its Japanese name: Sanzashi (C. Cuneata). Original of the regions moderated of Europe, Asia and the East of North America, the Crataegus makes part of the group of the fruits to seeds of the family of the rose. The resemblance obvious of the fruits with midget apples is confirmed for the Mediterranean azerolier. The fruit of the azerolier carries the name of cenelle. Most species have long thorns inserted on the summery shoots and the jagged leaves or lobées. 4,00^€ order

N° 35 - Ficus ref : 5388 With the return of the beautiful days, we are going to treat a species particularly valued of the amateurs of Bonsaï who search for aestheticism and simplicity. It is not not for anything that in the world of the tree in pot, the Ficus holds a place of choice. The amateurs are passionately fond a lot for this tree who asks merely for the patience. The result is always guaranteed. The time permits to get some Bonsaïs often to the pace very rustic and exotic Besides it is a species that supports some gaps of care enough well. The Chinese people use it since so long in Bonsaï that he/it makes part the bottom of the daily landscape. 4,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 0.8 litre pot ref : 4720 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in 0.8 liter plastic pot. pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 5,00^€ out of stock

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1 litre pot ref : 10509 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 7,00^€ order

ophiopogon planiscapus 'nigrescens' 1.4 litre pot ref : 7994 Vivacious plant. Leaves 10/15-cm long and 0.4 cm wide. Strong tuft delivered in a 1.4 litre pot. Ophiopogon planiscapus ?Nigrescens' is the ?Black mondo grass?, an herbaceous perennial in the Asparagaceae family, and its grass-like blades are very black when it grows in full-sun. Small white-to-pink flowers bloom on leafless stems that rise above the foliage. Even if there are few, they are followed by glossy pea-sized purple berries. The name ophiopogon comes from Greek ophis meaning ?serpent? and ? pogon ? meaning ?beard?. Planiscarpus refers to the flattened scape or flowers stalk; for example a tulip blooms a top a scape (from Latin scapus for ?shaft?). Mondo grass is also commonly known as lilyturf, but the ?mondo? name is an older genus name of unexplained origin, certainly not a japanese one. Ophiopogon's name in Japan is , meaning ?black dragon?. koku ryu 8,00^€ order

Pinus pentaphylla 24010225 ref : 11565 Height of the tree: 850 mm. Width: 700 mm. Brown non-enameled pot : 500*370*120 mm. Moyogi style. This bonsaï is more than 40/50 years old. It comes from seedlings and its trays require to be formed. This tree has a beautiful bark. Diameter of the trunk: about 100 mm. Nebari: 270 mm. Very good conicity of the trunk, no strong wound or mark on the trunk. Nice roots base. It comes from Master Mori's nursery. It may require to be reformed and ligatured in order to refine it. It is a perfect bonsaï to work on during workshops. There are some jins that got patina along years and make that bonsaï much more beautiful. Its original and atypic style and its old aspect are specificities that make it unique. Its owner may change the front face to make that tree much more beautiful. Photographed in January 2022. Shelf not included. 1.860,00^€ order

pinus pentaphylla ref: 16080232 ref : 12011 Featuring a twin-trunk shakan style, this tree embodies a unique elegance. It reaches a height of 380 mm and spans an impressive branch width of 650 mm. The trunk diameters, measuring between 40 and 50 mm, lend a substantial presence to the subject. The nebari, with a span of 140/150 mm, anchors this tree in a quality handcrafted Yixing Chinese pottery, with dimensions of 260*260*150 mm, displaying an unglazed finish. Originating from a yamadori of over 60/80 years old, this pine boasts admirable trunk conicity and carefully developed bark. On the backside, a discreet and natural shari adorns the trunk, featuring an aged appearance with cracks that add a natural and authentic effect. The diagonally reclined base of the trunks imparts a distinctive character to this bonsai. This style of pine, relatively rare in collections, will captivate the passionate soul of an enlightened enthusiast. An authentic bonsai adorned with original jin and shari, it clearly distinguishes itself from tanuki counterfeits. Currently ligatured with copper wire, requiring special attention by March 2024, this tree presents no major injuries from wires or cutting. The selection of this bonsai is based on its undeniable beauty and the moderately long needles, slightly tinted blue, a rare trait among seedlings. It has won the heart of Guy Maillot, a passionate bonsaï lover. Please note that the stand is not included. Photographs dated August 2023 offer a comprehensive view of this specimen from every angle. 2.430,00^€ order

Pinus pentaphylla zuisho ref: 07011234 ref : 12066 Tree height: 940 mm. Branching width: 1100 mm. Unglazed Japanese pottery: 580*440*140 mm with a slight chip on the rim. Sokan style. A bonsai over 60 years old, featuring an elegant conicity of the trunks and well-proportioned overall aesthetics. The branches are well-developed, displaying formed bark. The trunk diameter is approximately 400 mm at the base. This belongs to the "zuisho" variety, known for its particularly graceful small needles. Its relatively fast growth compared to the standard Pinus pentaphylla allows the formation of dense and beautiful plateaus. The numerous branches facilitate relatively easy shaping, although small pruning wounds (Ø +-15 mm) are in the process of healing at the apex, with a small shari visible on the back of the trunk. The sokan style with two trunks is uncommon in zuisho variety pines. A recent structural pruning has been performed to reposition the plateaus. Designed for collectors, this bonsai is sold without a stand. The photograph was taken in december 2024. Bonsai stand not included. 3.690,00^€ order

PURPLE GHOST ref : 820 Crimson spring foliage sped along with obvious ribs of the most beautiful effect, during the summer foliage becomes dark with new shoots quick red and in fall orange red coloration. Big leaf of + - 5/8 cm of width has maturity. One of the most beautiful variety of these last 15 years. Unique in his/her/its kind of by his/her/its vigor and his/her/its hardiness, support the full sun. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock