Satsuki Azalea 'Asuka-no-Homare' species-japanese-black-pine created by grafting a Kotobuki

created by grafting a Kotobuki scion onto Japanese black pine stock

Botanical Name: Prunus lannesiana "Asahiyama"

Senjumaru inherits the prized short needles of Kotobuki while also exhibiting faster growth and improved branching

5" Nursery Pot

Attribute Detail Botanical Name Pinus parviflora ‘Ara Kawa’ Mature Height 3–5 feet (over many years) Mature Width 3–5 feet Hardiness Zones 4–7 Light Requirements Full Sun Soil Well-draining

Satsuki Azalea 'Asuka-no-Homare' species-japanese-black-pine created by grafting a KotobukiSatsuki Azalea Pre Bonsai Bonsai Material Satsuki azaleas are among the most celebrated flowering plants in bonsai, prized for their compact growth, refined branching, and spectacular late spring to early summer blooms. Flowering typically occurs from late May through early July, producing vibrant displays in shades of white, pink, red, purple, and bi colour combinations depending on the individual plant. Growth Form & Characteristics These evergreen