63 results for "Shimpaku Juniper" between $5.00 and $1,500.00

This magnificent green Shimpaku Juniper tree from Japan is also known as an "Itoigawa". Its growth will produce a full yet tight foliage and it is the most compact of any Shimpaku Juniper. This tree is highly prized in Japan for its beauty and is one of our favorite Junipers. Can be placed indoors or outdoors and will add refreshing natural decoration to any setting.

2.25" Trunk Specimen Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 28" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

We like to refer to the Shimpaku Junipers' foliage as "ropey." The texture of the Shimpaku's foliage is unlike any other and is perfect for bonsai. In Japan, the Shimpaku Juniper is used to produce the most prized bonsai. The foliage produces an incense like sent too. Send one today!

Shimpaku Juniper 1 1/2" Trunk 13" High in a Mica Bonsai Pot. 16 years old.

Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku' Prized by Bonsai artists for its peeling bark, the Shimps are just a really great plant to learn the art of Bonsai on. The plants in stock now are trained as bonsai starts - see the two left-most photos for reference. Spreading, upright in shape 3" to 6" per year Hardy to -30F or zone 4 Full sun. Pot is 4" in diameter WE CAN ONLY GUARANTEE PLANTS SHIPPED BY PRIORITY MAIL. Parcel post takes 7 to 10 days and puts a lot of stress on the trees during transit. We cannot...

1.5" Trunk Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 28" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.7JS55A

Shimpaku Juniper 1 1/4" trunk 17" high in a mica bonsai pot.17 years old.

Shimpaku Juniper Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku' When enthusiasts discuss their most prized trees, the name Shimpaku or Chinese Juniper comes up frequently. It is dioecious, meaning it has separate male and female plants, and delivers year-round foliage in the form of dark green needles that are soft to the touch. The Shimpaku Juniper is a native of the Japanese Kurile Islands, and thus its natural habitat is prostate. As a result it prefers rocky, well-drained soil, but is known to be highly tolerant...

Shimpaku Juniper 1 3/4" trunk 14" high in a mica bonsai pot. 22 years old.

Zones: 3-9. Extremely slow growing with dense, blue-gray foliage makes this one of the most desirable plants for Bonsai, garden railroads and rock gardens. Its short, thick needles are threadlike and soft to the touch. Shimpaku will make an irregular windswept "ancient" tree untrimmed to 3 feet at 10 years.Photo shows 25 year old tree trained as informal Bonsai. LiveScale© Choice-Dwarf. Shipping size: 3-5 inches.

2" Trunk Specimen Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 23" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

2.25" Trunk Specimen Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 25" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

2.25" Trunk Specimen Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 27" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

3" Trunk Collected Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 28" tall in 21" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

2" Trunk Specimen Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 24" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.General information: In Japan, this tree is called "shimpaku" and thus it is often referred to in western countries as "shimpaku juniper". The shimpaku is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Sahalin peninsula...

1.5" Trunk Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 30" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.7JS54A

1.5" Trunk Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai 29" tall in 16" pot. Shimpaku Junipers are certainly the most sought after of the junipers. Prized in Japan for the delicate foliage they display.Very slow growing and hard to find this tree is well on its way to becoming a magnificent specimen.04js95