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ophiopogon japonicus minor ref : 9999 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last picture japanese garden scene for information. 5,00^€ order

ophiopogon japonicus minor set of 40 pots ref : 10060 Perennial plant with evergreen leaves of 3/6 cm large and 0.2 width of a dark green. Flowering in summer with its pink-toned white bunches that give birth to fruits, similar to bright purple blueberries. Tuft delivered in a small and flexible plastic pot, diameter or the small pot : 6 cm. Strong and dense tuft coming from dividing during its third cultivation year. Set of 40 plastic pot. Uncommon plant with bright leaves, used as well kusamono as flower bed in garden. Winter protection in very cold regions, in case of snow during winter the foliage becomes brown but grown again in spring. This species is usually very used for the making of japanese garden's flower beds. Last pitcure japanese garden scene for information. 160,00^€ order

Pinus parviflora du Japon "goldilock" ref : 12127 Nursery specimen imported from Japan, grown in a plastic training pot: Ø 185 mm and 150 mm high. Tree height alone: approx. 400?550 mm. This pine requires wiring to shape and set its branches into pads, and it can also be repotted into an unglazed bonsai pot. A specimen similar to the one shown in the photo will be shipped. Rare variety ?Goldilocks?, vigorous and very well suited to bonsai due to its short needle length. High-quality graft. Trunk Ø approx. 10?20 mm. Concise Description of Pinus parviflora 'Goldilocks' 1. Habit and Growth Slow-growing conifer, ideal for bonsai or small spaces. Upright, irregular or pyramidal habit, often with several stronger branches, creating a unique silhouette. After 10 years, it typically reaches 1.2?1.8 m high with a spread of about 1.2 m. 2. Foliage and Visual Appeal Needles in bundles of five, typical of Pinus parviflora. Young spring shoots are a brilliant golden yellow, contrasting with the green to blue-green base, sometimes with silvery tones. In winter, the entire foliage may appear almost completely golden. 3. Growing Conditions Hardiness zones: typically USDA 5?8, sometimes 3?7. In France, it withstands temperatures down to about ?25 °C. Planting site: full sun to partial shade, especially in warmer climates to preserve golden foliage and avoid scorching. Prefers well-drained soil, tolerates poor soils, pH from acidic to slightly alkaline. 4. Ornamental Value Year-round interest, especially in spring (golden new growth) and winter (overall golden effect). Perfect for Japanese gardens, rock gardens, small spaces, containers or bonsai. Natural aesthetics: its artistic form is often compared to painted landscapes, highly valued for its unique appearance. Summary Table Characteristic Description Size 1.2?2 m tall, similar or smaller spread Growth Slow (± 10 cm/year) Foliage Bicolored needles: green + golden yellow (silvery in winter) Habit Upright, irregular, artistic ?sweeping? form Hardiness Zones 3?8, hardy to ?25 °C Exposure Full sun or partial shade depending on climate Soil Well-drained, adaptable, performs in poor soils Ornamental uses Bonsai, rock gardens, Japanese gardens, accents 38,00^€ order

Pinus parviflora var. iona ref : 12266 Vigorous topic of nursery imported from Japan in plastic culture pot of: Ø 190*150 mm of top. Height of the only tree of: + - 300 mm. This pine is to tie to put the trays in place, it will also be repoted in a pottery has non enameled bonsaï of preference. A topic similar to this photo will be sent you. Variety iona that is valued to the japon for the beauty of his/her/its fine and short, slightly bluish needles. Graft of quality in general very low and discreet. Ø of trunk + - 20/40 mm. 44,00^€ order

Pinus parviflora var. negishi ref : 11869 Plastic pot: Ø 36*20 cm. 7.6 liter pot Height of the tree only: 50/60 cm. Made by quality grafting, low and discreet. Ø of trunk 1.5/2 cm. Young pine imported from a Japanese nursery. Pinus parviflora var. negishi is valued in Japan for the beauty of its fine, short, slightly blue needles. Once the tree has had time to grow its branches and develop it can be repotted in a non-enamelled bonsai pot of your choosing. A tree similar to this photo will be sent you. Potted in october 2022 dont touch the root ball before spring 2023. 64,00^€ 54,00^€ order

Pinus parviflora var. pentaphylla glauca 10 liter ref : 11870 Vigorous topic of nursery imported from Japan in plastic culture pot of: Ø 360*200 mm of top. Height of the only tree of: + - 300/350 mm. This pine is to tie to put the trays in place, it will also be repoted in a pottery has non enameled bonsaï of preference. A topic similar to this photo will be sent you. Variety pentaphylla glauca hagoromo that is valued to the japon for the beauty of his/her/its fine and short, slightly bluish needles. Graft of quality in general very low and discreet. Ø of trunk + - 15-20 mm.Potted in october 20222 don't touch the root ball before spring 2023. 58,00^€ order

Pinus parviflora var. pentaphylla glauca 4 liter ref : 12140 Vigorous topic of nursery imported from Japan in plastic culture pot of: Ø 220*150 mm of top. Height of the only tree of: + - 200/300 mm. This pine is to tie to put the trays in place, it will also be repoted in a pottery has non enameled bonsaï of preference. A topic similar to this photo will be sent you. Variety pentaphylla glauca hagoromo that is valued to the japon for the beauty of his/her/its fine and short, slightly bluish needles. Graft of quality in general very low and discreet. Ø of trunk + - 15-20 mm.Potted in october 2023 don't touch the root ball before spring 2025. 38,00^€ out of stock

Pinus parviflora var. tanima no yuki ref : 11709 A vigorous subject of nursery imported from Japan in plastic culture pot of: Ø 220*150 mm high. Height of the tree only: - about 300/350 mm. This pine is to ligature to put the trays in place, it may also be repoted preferably in a non-enameled bonsaï pot. A subject similar to this photo will be sent to you. Tanima no yuki variety is valued in Japan for the beauty of its fine and short needles that are softly wite toned on the sides from spring to the end of July. Graft of quality in general very low and discreet. Ø of trunk + - 20/30 mm. Anecdotally, this variety is very old and had been forgotten in Europe, and Guy Maillot brought it back from Japan in 1992, and shared it with his European colleagues who t then propagated it and made this variety famous again. A splendid variety, with its white needles, its name "Tamina no yuki" means "the snowy valley". 44,00^€ out of stock

Pinus pentaphylla du Japon ref : 5773 Topic of nursery imported from Japan in pot of culture of: Ø 205*150 mm.Height of the only tree of: + - 350-40 mm. This pine is has tie to put the trays in place, it will also be repoted in a pottery has non enameled bonsaï of preference. a similar topic has this photo you sent era. Variety rare "ryuju" vigorous trés adapted to the culture in bonsai for the weak length of its quality. 38,00^€ out of stock

Pinus thunbergii 'kotobuki' ref : 12270 Nursery-grown tree delivered in a glazed cultivation pot: Ø 200 × 110 mm Tree height (without pot): approx. 350?450 mm Trunk diameter: approx. 10?15 mm This pine needs wiring to set the branch pads, and it can also be repotted into an unglazed bonsai pot, preferably. An untrained specimen similar to the one in the photo will be shipped. Rare variety of black pine ?Kotobuki?, vigorous with fine foliage, very well suited to bonsai cultivation thanks to its short needles. High-quality low graft. See the photos for styling suggestions over the years. 48,00^€ order

saxifraga fortunei beni hime ref : 12092 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin. Beni hime variety with dark pink flowers blooming from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the onset of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. Inflorescence composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. Cultivation: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or accumulate dead leaves, as this could lead to collar rot. Can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei momo shiranami ref : 12093 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 1-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The Momo Shiranami variety produces bright pink flowers from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 11,50^€ order

saxifraga fortunei trina ref : 12130 Strong clump of two years delivered in a 2-liter plastic pot. Small perennial plant with thick, glossy leaves of Japanese origin.The trina variety produces bright ivory flowers with pink margin from mid-October to late November, depending on the variety and the arrival of cold weather. The flowers resemble the shape of the kanji 'dai,' from which its name [Daimonjisô] is derived. Abundant flowering in panicles on stems 15 to 25 centimeters tall. The inflorescence is composed of 3 small oval upper petals and 2 much longer lower petals. Height ranges from 10 to 25 cm depending on the variety. **Cultivation**: Requires a partially shaded to shaded location in fresh, slightly acidic, humus-rich, and well-drained soil. Do not allow water to stagnate at the base of the plant or let dead leaves accumulate, as this could cause collar rot. It can be cultivated in a pot (in a cool room, similar to cyclamen wintering, frost-free) as a kusamono to accompany bonsai, but also in troughs, on low walls, and in open ground. This species withstands temperatures from -15°C to -18°C in well-drained soil. We have been successfully cultivating it for over 10 years at our nursery in Relevant. Saxifrages lose their leaves in winter, which regrow in the spring. 13,50^€ order

SWEET LORRAINE ref : 12005 "Deeply cut, glossy purplish-violet leaves that turn orange-brown in autumn. Fast-growing. This variety is often used to create layered specimens in Japanese gardens. In a previous blog post, I wrote that I didn't know the parent of the Japanese maple 'Sweet Lorraine', but when we repotted the original seedling, we discovered the name Acer palmatum 'Seedling from Amber Ghost' (1999) on a plastic label that had slipped out of view to the bottom of the pot. Nowadays, we identify these seedlings as 'EX Amber Ghost', and we use a different colored label in hopes that the team understands that, although they all look different, the common trait is that they are not all 'Amber Ghost' ? just as human siblings are not the same people as their mother. Acer palmatum 'Sweet Lorraine' is a delicate laceleaf maple. New growth is reddish, then later (around mid-June), it transitions to a light green. There are other somewhat similar non-Buchholz cultivars, such as 'Baldsmith' and 'Van den Akker' ? both terrible names ? but 'Sweet Lorraine' is more dwarf-like, at least under our growing conditions. The original was sold a few years ago in a 20-gallon pot, having grown in the greenhouse to 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide in 15 years. It was no longer producing quality grafting scions, not even mediocre ones, so I replaced it with younger scions on vigorous green rootstocks. Do I regret letting go of the original Buchholz introduction? Yes, always. But employees want higher wages, not sweet memories. 'Sweet Lorraine' ? what a name. For some reason, it came to me from the popular song by Cliff Burwell (music) and Mitchell Parish (lyrics), published in 1928. Do yourself a favor and look up Nat King Cole ? Sweet Lorraine for a lovely rendition ? or, for rock fans, try Country Joe's version. Oh darling ? Sweet Lorraine!"* 38,00^€ starting at out of stock

Table and 4 stools in Japanese stone ref : 11793 Total height 740 mm. Approximate weight + - 400 kilograms. Table length: + - 1100 mm, width: + - 900 mm, thickness + - 90 mm. Stools' height 440 mm, width + - Ø 350 mm. A unique piece of garden furniture, imported from Japan, and made of beautiful stone that contains blue/green veins similar to marble. The rustic, irregular shapes contrasted with polished surfaces are what lend these stools and table its charm. This table is composed of two parts, facilitating its transportation. Please ask for an estimate of the shipping costs. 1.480,00^€ order

YAMATO AOYAGI ref : 1129 Leaves: tender green in spring, green in summer and yellow in autumn. Similar to aoyagi, slight differences as to leaf shape. 26,50^€ starting at out of stock