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Acer palmatum 'Bonsai Baby' Dwarf Japanese Maple Seedlings

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Original price $50.00 - Original price $50.00
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$50.00
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Current price $50.00
Selected Size: 1 gallon Large (LTD)




Acer palmatum Bonsai Babies

Seedlings Selected for Tight Internodes

Rare Not Grafted Dwarf Japanese Maple Tree

Zones 5-9

Excellent for Bonsai

 Sold out for the foreseeable future.

Bonsai Babies™ are some of the best seedlings to use to create a bonsai. Bonsai Babies™ are seedlings from one particular tree that produces trees with tight internodes similar to ‘Mikawa yatsubusa’, but much smaller leaves, almost that of the species. The leaves get even smaller using the pinch method in the summer. This makes Bonsai Babies™ the ideal tree for pre-bonsai, bonsai, or container growing. Bonsai Babies™ are all seedlings, so there may be variance in traits. In the early spring, the green leaves may have a purple red border. This color fades to solid green leaves and new growth in the summer may have a coral pink color. Fall color on most of the seedlings are orange to red. With these tight internodes, we expect most of the these seedlings to be under 6 ft in 10 years, if planted. 

Bonsai Babies™ are all grown from seed and are not grafted. We cannot take photos of specific trees for orders however we have photos of the typical size and shapes of the 1 gallon Bonsai Babies™.

While Bonsai Babies™ is the name of this grouping of seedlings, it is not a selected cultivar. Variance in seedlings may occur. If you want to start a bonsai, a Bonsai Baby™ is one of the best trees to start with.

Limited Quantities Available !! As we have over a thousand cultivars of Japanese maples, we often do not have many of each cultivar. We recommend that you buy the Japanese maples you want immediately as we often sell out of certain selections.

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Hunter
Love this baby

These little guys are very hardy, and are a constant surprise, tree to tree, and season to season. I have several, two in the ground, two in pots, and they are lovely! I will be buying a few more and getting back into bonsai