£200.00
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The Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) is a classic outdoor bonsai species admired for its rugged bark, dynamic branching, and long, soft needles. It is one of the most traditional and rewarding conifer species for bonsai cultivation, valued for its year-round evergreen beauty and strong, natural character.
This particular tree stands approximately 40cm tall and is elegantly presented in a cream bonsai pot measuring 18cm in depth and 18cm in width. Its powerful trunk, refined foliage pads, and balanced silhouette make it an ideal centrepiece for patios, gardens, or bright outdoor spaces, bringing a sense of tranquillity and timeless style.
| Height | Depth | Width | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bonsai Tree | 40cm | 24cm | 24cm |
| Pot | 9cm | 18cm | 18cm |
| Trees’s Age | Years Old | ||
| Type of Tree | Evergreen |
Please Note: Measurements given are approximate. Depending on the season, the appearance of the tree may vary. The tree that you receive may differ in size and shape to the photo if it has grown or been pruned since.
Free UK Delivery (1–3 Working Days) Delivered Healthy and Ready to Display Securely Packed for Safe Delivery Beginner-Friendly and Easy to Care For Includes Simple Care Guides Evergreen Bonsai Tree Clear Returns & Delivery Policy – Read FAQsThe Scots Pine is an outdoor bonsai and thrives best in full sun. Plenty of sunlight encourages strong needle growth, back-budding, and overall health. Provide shelter during extreme heat and protect from hard frost; although hardy, bonsai roots are more exposed and should be shielded when temperatures drop below –2 °C.
Watering
No strict schedule, watering needs vary based on climate, soil, airflow, and pot size.
We recommend using the submersion method, which we’ve detailed on our Best Way to Water a Bonsai Tree blog post.
Feeding
Feed weekly or fortnightly from March to October with Chrysal Liquid Bonsai Feed (2 ml per litre of water). Add directly to the water during submersion.
Regular pruning maintains shape, encourages ramification, and allows light into inner branches.
During the growing season (March–September):
Pinch or cut new candle growth once it extends to your desired length.
Shorten overly long or strong candles earlier to maintain balance across the tree.
Avoid excessive pruning late in the season, as this can weaken the following year’s buds.
Wiring is best done in late autumn to early winter, when growth slows and the needles are less pliable.
Use wire roughly equal to the thickness of the branch to gently guide its shape. Scots Pine responds well to wiring but must be checked regularly to prevent wire marks as the bark expands.
Remove any old needles in autumn to let more light into inner buds and improve airflow, promoting healthier growth the following season.
Check out our Bonsai Pruning and Wiring Services.
Repot in early spring with a well-draining bonsai soil mix.
Check out our Bonsai Tree Repotting Services.
Take a look at our Scots Pine Bonsai Care Guide page for a more in-depth guide on looking after your new tree.
