Styled Twisted Itoigawa Shimpaku Juniper in a Grow Pot (No. 18320)

One-Of-A-Kind Shimapku Juniper 'itoigawa'

"Itoigawa" Juniper Bonsai, is one of the most sought after Juniper in Japan for their unique soft cloud like foliage. The trunks also lend themselves to natural shari. The Itoigawa is native to Japan, the Kurile Islands and the Itoigawa peninsula. Its natural habit is prostrate and it prefers rocky, well-drained soils. In its natural range, it is most often found growing near the sea. The foliage is needle-like on young trees and scale-like on older trees. The fruit is a small, hard, bluish berry. 

This is a great looking tree and and you can already see this is going to be a great looking tree. You'll be able to move this tree to a ceramic pot in the spring.  

Please Note: We Can NOT Ship Junipers to California. 

Bonsai Tree Features:

• This Bonsai is 9 3/8" tall, measured from the soil to the top of tree.
• The spread is 10"
• It ships in an 6.25" Grow pot
• Pictures take on March 28, 2024
• Ships from our Massachusetts Nursery

We guarantee that the tree will arrive healthy and the Tree you see is the tree you will receive. If you'd like more information and/or pictures, please inquire prior to purchasing.

The Tree(s) you see are the tree(s) you'll receive.

*** We Assume you know how to care for this bonsai tree. We've been watering, fertilizing, pruning, and weeding this tree for a long time. Once this tree leaves our facility, watering, fertilizing, etc is beyond our control. If you purchase this bonsai, we assume you're a responsible person and that you know what you are purchasing. THEREFORE - The Buyer acknowledges and agrees that we makes no warranties once the Product leaves our nursery. This bonsai is sold “as is”. Sales are considered final. No refunds or exchanges will be offered in any instance. Please ask care questions prior to buying, if you are unsure.

Love the Black Pine, but in different shape or style? Take a look at our Juniper Bonsai Trees or Pre Bonsai Trees Selection. 

Learn More: Caring for the Shimpaku Juniper Bonsai Tree