Japanese Maple 'Chishio'Japanese Maples Japanese maples are among the most versatile and admired ornamental trees, prized for their elegant form, refined foliage, and year round visual interest. Suitable for both garden planting and bonsai cultivation, these trees adapt beautifully to a wide range of landscapes and growing styles. Growth Forms & Habits Japanese maples are available in a wide variety of natural forms, including: Upright and spreading forms ideal for specimen

less than 1 inch in diameter

Height: 6"

Princess Persimmon (Roya Kaki) has gained popularity in the art of bonsai due to its dense growth habit

Why Choose Ara Kawa

phosphorus

Height: 10"-12"

grown in containers

grafted in Canada Hardiness Zones 5–8 Light Requirements Full Sun Type Conifer Difficulty Easy Special Attributes Short compact growth

diminutive foliage and naturally compact growth habit

resilience

Flowering Cherry "Miyabi" Sakura is a cultivated semi-dwarf cherry blossom with delicate pink petals that have dark pink streaks

Semi shade or filtered light is recommended for the first years growth