Pistacia Yamadori Evergreen Bonsai Tree

Out of stock
SKU
TS4326
£345.00 £287.50
  • A nice mature pistacia bonsai tree
  • Good quality bark texture
  • Unusual multi-trunk shape
  • 22" high overall, excluding the pot. 25" wide overall
  • Planted in an unglazed stoneware bonsai pot.

Pistacia Yamadori Evergreen Bonsai Tree
Pistacia lentiscus is native throughout the Mediterranean region.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pistacia_lentiscus
This evergreen shrub or small tree is perfectly suited to bonsai cultivation. We have found Pistachia to be frost hardy to at least -5 Celsius in the U.K. Providing the soil is kept dry. However we do recommend giving these plants a little winter protection in a cold greenhouse or under a roof to keep the worst winter wet and cold at bay. Alternatively Pistachia can be grown indoors in a very bright position that is relatively cool in winter. The plant is incredibly drought tolerant and in summer should be placed in an open sunny position. Re-potting is rarely required, maybe 3-5 year intervals. Unusually re-potting should be completed in summer when growth is in full swing. Wiring and pruning should also be limited to summer time. Use a good free draining long lived soil mix that should include a good proportion of horticultural pumice. Pistacia is otherwise a very simple and undemanding tree to grow as bonsai and is perfect for those with limited experience of Mediterranean species.

A superb quality yamadori pistacia collected in southern Italy. Very well established and with well structured branching. Further development will be focused on building ramification. A very unusual and fascinating bonsai tree.

22" high overall, excluding the pot. 25" wide overall.

Planted in an unglazed stoneware bonsai pot.

In stock and available for delivery within two or three working days.

Price includes delivery to any U.K mainland address (except Highlands and Islands).

We do not provide cultural information for this tree other than the above (relevant to the UK climate only). Please ensure you have the skills and facilities to care for this plant in your location before you decide to purchase.