Pre-Bonsai Trees

Black Type indicates pre-bonsai that need cold winters
Green Type Indicates pre-bonsai that need cool to cold winters
Red Type indicates pre-bonsai that need warm winters
Blue Type indicates pre-bonsai that need warm winters, and can survive with little or no direct sun

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Common Name	Winter Temp.Range
Blue Moss Cypress	20 to 60 degrees	Details
Catlin Elm	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Chinese Juniper	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Chinese Sweet Plum	45 degrees to Room Temperature	Details
Desert Rose	60 Degrees To Room Temperature	Details
Dwarf Japanese Juniper	20 to 60 degrees	Details
Dwarf Sawara Cypress	20 to 60 degrees	Details
Dwarf Tsucomo Cypress	20 to 60 degrees	Details
Ficus (Assorted Varieties)	45 degrees to Room Temperature	Details
Fukien Tea	50 degrees to Room Temperature	Details
Golden Hinoki Cypress	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Hinoki Cypress	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Japanese Maple	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Japanese Lace-Leaf Maple	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Japanese Red Maple	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Kingsville Dwarf Boxwood	20 to 60 degrees	Details
"Little Jamie" Cypress	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Mimosa	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Pink Serissa	50 Degrees To Room Temperature	Details
Plume Cypress	20 to 50 degrees	Details
Schefflera Arboricola	40 Degrees To Room Temperature	Details
Serissa Snow Rose	50 Degrees To Room Temperature	Details
South African Jade	40 to 80 degrees	Details

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