Ficus Trees Information

Indoor Serissa Bonsai Tree

Tree of a Thousand Stars (S. foetida). This widely available evergreen has box-like leaves and white flowers - quick growing and easy to train.

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Indoor Sageretia Bonsai Tree

S. thea is a very popular bonsai - it has attractive scaly bark and small evergreen leaves.

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Indoor Punica Bonsai Tree

The Dwarf Pomegranate (P. granatum nana) is a popular bonsai tree with orange tubular flowers and small round fruits.

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Indoor Pistacia Bonsai Tree

The Mastic Tree (P. lentiscus) is only available in bonsai form - it is a black-fruited evergreen which likes a well-lit unheated room in the winter.

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Indoor Pinus Bonsai Tree

Mediterranean Pine species are occasionally sold as indoor bonsai but they are not suitable for year-round room conditions.

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Indoor Olea Bonsai Tree

A bonsai Olive is not difficult to grow if the room is not heated in the winter.

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Indoor Nandina Bonsai Tree

Heavenly Bamboo (N. domestica) is a narrow-leaved evergreen which changes with the seasons - foliage is pink when young, green in the summer and purple in the autumn.

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Indoor Myrtus Bonsai Tree

Myrtle is one of the easier bonsai to care for - there are small oval leaves, white fragrant flowers and black berries.

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Indoor Ficus Bonsai Tree

Several species of Ficus can be trained as bonsai - Weeping Fig (F. benjamina) is a great example.

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