$54.95 from Bonsai Boy - Tree of a Thousand Stars. The Japonica has somewhat elongated spoon shaped, shiny green leaves. It is a twiggy tree that grows tighter with shearing.

$49.95 from Bonsai Boy - The natural form of the Barbados Cherry is pendulous with weeping twigs and branches. The flowers are rose-pink, often several together in a cyme. Its shiny red edible fruit is small and very juicy.

$24.95 from Bonsai Boy - This is the tree that we recommend if you are inexperienced with bonsai or you do not have a green thumb. In our opinion it is one of the easiest bonsai trees to care for and is a very beautiful "trouble-free" evergreen.

$49.95 from Bonsai Boy - Also known as Banyan Fig. The Retusa has small, dark green leaves which alternate up the stem and which are more oval than the Benjamina.

$349.00 from VivaTerra - Ideally suited to elevate a plant or sculpture and precisely the right height for a side table, this natural wood furniture piece doubles as a counter stool. Strong mango tree limbs form the sturdy, stable base.

$39.95 from Bonsai Boy - One of the few Ficus that will fruit in the house. The leaves bear tiny brown spots and the pea sized fruits appear all year round and are inedible. The oval shaped leaves look just like mistletoe. Very slow grower.

$49.95 from Bonsai Boy - Known as the "Elephant Bush", it's native to South Africa, with pale green leaves that are almost round and 1/3 the size of the common Jade plant. Fleshy trunk, branches, and leaves store water. Great for home or office.

$49.95 from Bonsai Boy - New miniature cultivar of the popular Ficus Benjamina which was developed in Europe. Its deep green foliage is compact and strong. Superior genetics make this an ideal indoor bonsai. Six trees braided to form a trellis.

$29.95 from Bonsai Boy - This dwarf Juniper from Japan is the most popular evergreen in the U.S. It is very hardy, long-lived, and tolerates many adverse conditions.

$99.95 from Bonsai Boy - Roundish dark green shiny leaves form rosetts at the end of its branches if kept trimmed. Branches and fruits well, and easily develops aerial roots when kept humid. Thick leaves make it different from other Ficus varieties.