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This is a tenuki, a tree that fools a person. We created a phoenix graft bonsai by attaching a shimpaku to ancient deadwood. We've been working on this phoenix for about 15 years. The shimpaku is vigorous and looks natural and the deadwood looks as ancient as anything I've seen in books. The deadwood is probably 400-500 years old. We found it at high elevation in the Medicine Bow Mountains We've named this bonsai creation "Dragon Licking Armpit". Our Japanese friends are all aghast at this disrespect. But, we call them as we see them. Because of the huge expanse of deadwood we had to support it in the back for stability. You'll notice a small prop and a guy wire on the back side. Here's your chance to have a wonderfully old creation at a very reasonable cost. Overall height is 27", height from the soil surface is 24" The price includes all packaging, handling, and shipping charges, a $300.00 value. Your bonsai will be packed in a sturdy container filled with styrofoam peanuts and strapped to a pallet. We ship via UPS Freight. By shipping in this manner we have had no damage to trees or pots. You'll also end up with enough peanuts to take care of your Christmas needs for several years. $1450.00SALE $750.00Description and photos, June 2010.Phoenix graft bonsai |
Price includes UPS ground shipping Search by Keyword Want more info?To purchase, or get more information about the tree, shipping, or payment options, please call 651-653-9508 or email bob@whitebearbonsai.com We do take credit cards. UPS ground shipping is included in the price. If you wish another method we will work with you to arrange shipping in the most convenient manner and at the least cost to you. Check back often since we'll be adding trees on a regular basis.  PayPal processes our credit card sales. You do not have to have a PayPal account. You will be redirected to their SECURE site where you have your choice of using a PayPal account or your preferred credit card. A note about photos - due to minor changes from normal growth the appearance of the actual tree may differ slightly fron the photo. We take new pictures when there is a substantial change in appearance. The date of the most recent picture is shown in the description. |
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