Pony Tail Palm (Beaucamea Recurvata) - 18″x23″x21″

The most striking feature of the Pony Tail Palm is the swollen base of the trunk. The texture of the trunk looks and feels scaley, like the foot of an elephant and is also known as Elephants Foot. The extraordinary thickening of the trunk serves as a water reservoir against dry spells, allowing the tree to go up to 10-14 days without water causing no ill effects. Excellent in lower or higher lighting conditions. The Pony Tail is an excellent choice for home, office or anywhere. Very easy indoor maintenance. 36 years old. 18″ x 23″ x 21″. Potted in a 17.5″ brown mica rectangle container as shown. Suitable 18″ x 13″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Japanese Kingsville Boxwood (Buxus Microphylla ‘compacta’) - 14″x11″x11″

Native to Japan, the Kingsville Boxwood is an extremely slow growing tree. It has the smallest leaf of all boxwoods which is why it is sought after for bonsai. The Kingsville Boxwood is an evergreen that has light green leaves and which has excellent branching charachteristics. A great indoor bonsai recommended by the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. 30 years old. 14″x11″x11″. Potted in a 9″ ceramic blue rectangle container as shown. Suitable 10″x8″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia Glyptostrobides)

Really the most exciting of the redwoods is the Dawn Redwood, a native of Manchuria China. Thought to be extinct, but rediscovered in the 1940’s. The Dawn Redwood is a true redwood. Like all redwoods, they are a living fossil, an isolated “relic” species from a long time ago when there were vast forests of them. Seeds were introduced in the U.S. in 1948, and has been increasinly popular as an ornamental tree. The foliage is more lacey than our native redwood but what is very different about the Dawn Redwood is that it is deciduous. In the fall the light green sprays turn yellow, then bronze, and fall off. Only the Larches do that. Keep outdoors. 9 tree forest group - each tree 5-14 years old. 21″x21″x24″. Potted in a 16″ unglazed ceramic brown oval container as shown. Suitable 16″x12″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Japanese Maple (Acer Palmatum ‘winter flame’)

Spectacular dwarf form of the beloved ‘Sango Kaku’. The foliage will tend to be a little more red similar to ‘Beni Kawa’ along with some variegation. Pinkish colored trunk and branches. Terrific fall coloring of reds pinks and yellows. Deciduous. Keep outdoors. 16 years old. 13″x15″x32″. Potted in a 10″ blue/green ceramic rectangular container as shown. Suitable 14.5″x10.5″ humidity tray is recommended.

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Willow Leaf Ficus (Ficus Nerifolia/Salicafolia) - 26″x20″x18″

Also known as Mexican Ficus. Elongated, light green leaves have a striking resemblance to the popular Weeping Willow tree. This tree does particularly well indoors. 7-18 years old - 9 tree group. 26″x20″x18″. Potted in a 21″ brown oval mica container as shown.

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