Firethorn Bonsai (Pyracantha) - Height (Tree): 38 cm - Depth (Tree): 34 cm - Japan

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Pyracantha (Agazzino) bonsai from Japan with an imposing 8 cm base trunk in a multi-trunk cappa style, a conically branched structure, and a deep-pot measuring 15 cm high by 18 cm square, with total height 38 cm.

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Bonsai Pyracantha (Agazzino) – 8 cm stump-style trunk with mature, fissured bark

For sale is a highly interesting Pyracantha (Agazzino) specimen, featuring an imposing stump-style trunk (multi-trunk) with a base width of 8 cm, covered by deeply fissured, mature bark that testifies to many years of cultivation and advanced age.

The tree presents a very well-branched conical structure, ideal for both abundant spring flowering and the subsequent rich maturation of the famous autumnal colorful berries. It is potted in a square Deep-Pot cultivation pot to support root development and future crown maturation.

Measurements and Technical Details:
- Total height (tree + pot): 38 cm
- Crown width: 34 cm
- Base trunk width / nebari: 8 cm (sturdy stump with rugged bark)
- Pot dimensions: square plastic cultivation pot 15 cm (height) x 18 cm x 18 cm
- Style: Cap / Kabudachi (multi-trunk) / Informal Upright (Moyogi)

Strengths:
1. Collectible Bark: The texture and fissuring of the bark on the main trunks are exceptional for the species, giving an immediate sense of age.
2. Blossoms and Berries: Being a Pyracantha, it offers a spectacular year-round display with white flowers in spring and decorative berries in autumn/winter.
3. Excellent Primary and Secondary Branching: Skeleton of branches already established with great response to pruning and to the pruning of new shoots.

Bonsai Pyracantha (Agazzino) – 8 cm stump-style trunk with mature, fissured bark

For sale is a highly interesting Pyracantha (Agazzino) specimen, featuring an imposing stump-style trunk (multi-trunk) with a base width of 8 cm, covered by deeply fissured, mature bark that testifies to many years of cultivation and advanced age.

The tree presents a very well-branched conical structure, ideal for both abundant spring flowering and the subsequent rich maturation of the famous autumnal colorful berries. It is potted in a square Deep-Pot cultivation pot to support root development and future crown maturation.

Measurements and Technical Details:
- Total height (tree + pot): 38 cm
- Crown width: 34 cm
- Base trunk width / nebari: 8 cm (sturdy stump with rugged bark)
- Pot dimensions: square plastic cultivation pot 15 cm (height) x 18 cm x 18 cm
- Style: Cap / Kabudachi (multi-trunk) / Informal Upright (Moyogi)

Strengths:
1. Collectible Bark: The texture and fissuring of the bark on the main trunks are exceptional for the species, giving an immediate sense of age.
2. Blossoms and Berries: Being a Pyracantha, it offers a spectacular year-round display with white flowers in spring and decorative berries in autumn/winter.
3. Excellent Primary and Secondary Branching: Skeleton of branches already established with great response to pruning and to the pruning of new shoots.

Details

Species of tree
Firethorn Bonsai (Pyracantha)
Growing style
Informal upright (moyogi)
Evergreen
No
Width of trunk
8 cm
Country of origin
Japan
Height (Tree)
38 cm
Depth (Tree)
34 cm
Height (Pot)
15 cm
Width (Pot)
18 cm
Depth (Pot)
18 cm
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Objects sold
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