| Nebraska Bonsai |
We are located in Bellevue, Nebraska and have been
established here since the spring of 2000. Our USDA
climate hardiness zone is 5, and as of right now all trees
we offer are hardy to this zone. This all began as a hobby
that got out of hand and I decided to start selling surplus
trees Though we are a small but growing operation you
can count on getting great service and quality trees from
us. All trees and soil mixes are shipped by USPS, unless
asked by the purchaser to use another. We have mostly
pre-bonsai right now, though we do have some established
bonsai in pots. We carry mostly deciduous trees ( trees
that loose there leaves during the winter) and a few
evergreens ( trees that keep there needles during the
winter) which are mostly red ceder trees right now. We
are adding more varieties of trees to our line every year.
We prefer trees with character such as those that flower
or have interesting leaf color, I am in the process of
expanding our line of Japanese maples as well. Some of
our trees are grown from seeds, some from cuttings and
some from air layering, and some are collected from the
wild. This has all been a learning experience for me that I
have enjoyed tremendously and recommend that if you
enjoy gardening and are looking for a new challenge, try
growing bonsai. If you have any questions at all
concerning bonsai please feel free to contact us by
clicking on this link Contact Us and I will respond as
quickly as possible.
May God bless you, and your trees,
Nebraska Bonsai
established here since the spring of 2000. Our USDA
climate hardiness zone is 5, and as of right now all trees
we offer are hardy to this zone. This all began as a hobby
that got out of hand and I decided to start selling surplus
trees Though we are a small but growing operation you
can count on getting great service and quality trees from
us. All trees and soil mixes are shipped by USPS, unless
asked by the purchaser to use another. We have mostly
pre-bonsai right now, though we do have some established
bonsai in pots. We carry mostly deciduous trees ( trees
that loose there leaves during the winter) and a few
evergreens ( trees that keep there needles during the
winter) which are mostly red ceder trees right now. We
are adding more varieties of trees to our line every year.
We prefer trees with character such as those that flower
or have interesting leaf color, I am in the process of
expanding our line of Japanese maples as well. Some of
our trees are grown from seeds, some from cuttings and
some from air layering, and some are collected from the
wild. This has all been a learning experience for me that I
have enjoyed tremendously and recommend that if you
enjoy gardening and are looking for a new challenge, try
growing bonsai. If you have any questions at all
concerning bonsai please feel free to contact us by
clicking on this link Contact Us and I will respond as
quickly as possible.
May God bless you, and your trees,
Nebraska Bonsai
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