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artificial bonsai tree

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artificial bonsai tree Buy an artificial Bonsai tree from LeopoldFloraArtificial Pinus Bonsai 80cm tree Artificial Bonsai tree or also pine or Pinus is an exclusive pine tree in a Bonsai shape. This mountain Pine with several levels of dark green pine needles is an architectural masterpiece. Very popular with Bonsai enthusiasts because of its structure and evergreen pine needles. The natural bonsai trees that are common in Central Europe are not easy to keep beautiful. Fortunately, this artificial version, which is

Artificial Pinus Bonsai 80cm tree

 

Artificial Bonsai tree or also pine or Pinus is an exclusive pine tree in a Bonsai shape. This mountain Pine with several levels of dark green pine needles is an architectural masterpiece. Very popular with Bonsai enthusiasts because of its structure and evergreen pine needles. The natural bonsai trees that are common in Central Europe are not easy to keep beautiful. Fortunately, this artificial version, which is common in Central Europe in its natural habitat, does not need any pruning or maintenance.

The main trunk of this pine tree is made of plastic with wooden side branches attached. Like all our Pinus artificial Bonsai trees, the pine needles are made from the very best raw materials in order to be able to stand outside for a long time.

Decorative artificial Bonsai tree

 

This plastic Bonsai in a nice bowl or pot gives a truly magnificent effect. The Bonsai should preferably not be planted too deep in order to show off its beautiful plastic branch structure. You can use gravel or another type of stone as filling material around the plastic trunk. It is best to use the colour of the pot so that the Bonsai and the bowl form a unit and the overall picture is enhanced. This synthetic Bonsai tree can also be combined well with a plinth, matching a beautiful bowl or pot. A plinth in combination with the synthetic bonsai tree provides extra height and can give a wall or a dull spot much more allure.

This plastic Bonsai is also available in a smaller 60cm version and other tasteful designs.

Details: 

 

  • Height: approx. 80cm
  • Width: approx. 75cm
  • Material pine needles - UV resistant plastic
  • Pine needle colour - green
  • Material trunk - plastic and side branches with real wood
  • Stem colour - brown
  • Levels - 5 
  • Delivery - please note this product requires some assembly, which is very easy to do. You will receive instructions once ordered.
  • Application: Office gardens, conservatory, restaurants, shop windows, gallery

If you would like more information on this beautiful artificial bonsai tree, please do not hesitate to contact us, we are happy to help you at LeopoldFlora.

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