0 Results: New & Used in bonsai in Ipswich 4305, QLD

We r open this Sunday 5/5/24 morning from 9-12 We have large range of rare and unusual plants including ornamental and fruiting trees, shrubs, bonsai starters, herbs and perennials, Asian spices, bulbs, orchids, and water plants We only accept cash or PayPal no card facilit Our address is 52-58 Andrew rd greenbank We also open during weekdays by appointment For more update please like our Facebook page jac orchids, rare and unusual plants Perennial / climber Ampelopsis brevipedunculata $15 Par

Grow your own living fossil Xmas tree Rare and endangered plants from dinosaur era, glyptostrobus pensilis or Chinese swamp cypress is a deciduous conical tree with very fine bright green foliage turning reddish orange in autumn. An excellent species for making unique living Xmas tree in your yard. Can also be grown in pots or made into bonsai. We have limited number of large plants in 4 litre pots @ $75 each Pickup@ Greenbank by appointment There are small ones in tubestock available @ 35 each

Acer serrulatum or Taiwan maple is a rare subtropical species with leaves very similar to Japanese maple. It turns scarlet to deep red in autumn and last for several weeks. It colours very well in Brisbane and can even do well in north qld. The pics r taken in my farm in Greenbank A small tree up to 3-4 m and can be made into bonsai The offer is 2 year old plants in 125 ml pot @ 25 each or 5 plants for 100 Pickup by appointment @ Greenbank Postage available

Callicarpa dichotoma is a deciduous shrub from Japan with really small leaves and clusters of shining deep purple berries. This plant has been used as bonsai in Japan for centuries. Also perfect for hedge. The offer is one young plant in 125 ml pot similar to the one shown in the last pic $25 each Pickup by appointment @ Greenbank Mail order also available

the japanese apricot or prunus mume has been used as traditional food in china and japan for thousands of years. in japan the pickled fruit is known as umeboshi. it is a small deciduous tree native to china. in winter time masses of white flowers appear and always cover the whole plant. the flower is extremely frangrant which is quite rare in the stone fruit family. when the trees are bloom the scent can be carried by breezes and can reach as far as 10 meters. the blooming plant looks like a mi

Very tasty fruits resembles the flavour of grape without acid just pure sweet. Fruiting 4-5 times a year, heavy cropping and no much pests. Very easy to grow can be planted in large pots. Excellent for hedge or bonsai. 15 dollars per plant Pickup @Greenbank by appointment Postage available

Large Japanese apricot prunus mume (梅） in 4 litre pots for sale $50 each (local pickup only ) Small ones $25 each also available for mail order 2 needed for cross pollination to get fruits Famous Japanese fruits used in plum wine and umeboshi, alkaline nature which is good for our health. One of the best stone fruits to cultivate in Brisbane for it’s beautiful and scented flowers The first few pics showing the trees growing in my farm Excellent material for making bonsai Only limited stocks Pi

Elaeagnus x ebbingei is a very popular hedge plant. It has silver new growth and rusty green old foliage which make a good contrast of colour. Very fragrant white flowers in spring and summer followed by edible berries. Can be eaten out of hand or made into jam and wine. They has sweet strawberry flavor. Elaeagnus are nitrogen fixing plant which will improve your soil. Very compact and relatively slow growing plant to 2 m. Resistant to most pests and heavy pruning. Drought resistant when establ

Small evergreen shrub from Okinawa island Okinawa holly ilex dimorphophylla is a great material for bonsai, hedge and Japanese gardens. Young plants have typical spiky holly leaves, becoming entire when mature. Constant trimming can prevent mature leaf development. Red berries are produced by mature female trees. Full sun to part shade The offer is one small plant similar to the one in the last pic

Extremely rare Hong Kong kumquat fortunella hindsii Small evergreen shrub with smallest leaves amongst all kumquat varieties. Fruits are small but abundant, often covering whole plant. Sweet skin and tart pulp with nice fragrance. Can be eaten fresh or made into jam or marmalade. Best citrus for bonsai and hedge The offer is a 2 year seedling similar to the plant in the last pic